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An easy interface to RFinder-Worldwide Repeater Directory, Radio Reference, or Repeater Book to get repeater information for your location, a travel route, or a vacation spot.

Column editing for changing several channels with minimal typing.

The programmer has copy and paste of memory channel information between files.

"Read" the current configuration from the radio for editing or start from scratch in a new file.

Spreadsheet layout with many point and click options.

Icom introduced a completely new receiver concept with the fully PC-controlled black-box receiver PCR-1000, which does not need a front panel and has almost no external controls, it's performance fits best into the scanner receiver range. The product range was completed by several hand-held scanners.

After the IC-R7000, which similar dimensions like the IC-R71, the giant IC-R9000, which was equipped with a video monitor and could also display TV pictures and a spectrum analysis, followed as a high-end receiver. In addition, Icom offered a choice of wideband receivers, which could meet the highest demands and outshone the usual handheld scanners. The IC-R72 introduced in 1990 as a double conversion set in the lower price range was replaced in 1999 by the IC-R75 with DSP technology. Be careful when changing the back-up batteries of this receiver, after a loss of voltage, the set's ROM content gets lost and the radio must be sent to the manufacturer for reprogramming. In 1984, this receiver was replaced by the IC-R71A, which allowed direct frequency entry via a numeric keypad, and an IR remote control was optionally available. Due to its relationship to amateur radio equipment, this receiver had a operation schema which was a bit quirky, but with it's RF Notch and excellent passband tuning, set featured excellent post-processing especially of faint CW and radioteletype signals. After gettings experience with the receiver circuitry of HF transceivers, Icom's first receiver R-70 was a quadruple conversion set which covered the range 100 kHz - 30 MHz. was founded in 1964 and got a reputation for it's solid state amateur radio equipment, initially operating in the VHF range.Īfter portable transceivers, Icom presented it's IC-R70 receiver in 1982. The company Inoue Electric Factory Company Ltd.