IC-F3GT/GS Series

- 40 memory channels
- 8 hours battery life with standard Ni-Cd battery pack
- Enlarged 7 characters alphanumeric LCD display
- Li-on battery pack available soon
- ANI as standard
- Selcall decode with optional UT-96
- Improved ergonomic design with palm friendly design
- Complies with MIL-810C,D,E for shock and vibration
- CTCSS/DTCS encoder/decoder built-in 5 Tone, Voice scrambling available
- Man-down option
- Enlarged LCD and front keys
- Windows-type cloning software (user interface is improved)
- Ability to customise program software
- Programmable RED colored button available (suitable to assign as an emergency button)
- New improved antenna
- AD-94
Charger adapter (for use with BC-119N/121N) - BC-01
UK mains adapter for use with Icom radio chargers. - BC-06
UK 12v 1Amp charger. - BC-119N
Fast Charger - BC-121N
Six Way Rapid Multi Charger - BP-208N
AA Battery Case for the IC-A6E and IC-A24E - BP-210N
The BP-210N is a Ni-MH battery pack (7.2V/1650 mAh) - CP-12L
Cigarette lighter cable with noise filter (Right Angle Plug) - HS-51
Headset with Vox/PTT (lightweight) - MB-68
Standard type belt clip - OPC-254/L
DC Power lead with fuse - OPC-474
Cloning cable, radio-to-radio. - OPC-478
Cloning Cable (PC to transceiver) - UT-108
Provides DTMF decode capability with code squelch and pager operation. - UT-109
The UT-109 02 is a high-performance, non-rolling voice scrambler board available with up to 32 codes. - UT-110
Scrambler (inversion & rolling) - UT-113
Man Down Unit
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