KV + 6m + 4 m transceiver plně DSP.
Oblíbený SDR transceiver renomovaného výrobce.

Kmitočtový rozsah:
Rx: 0,030-74,800MHz
Tx: 1,800-1,999MHz; 3,500-3,800MHz; 7,000-7,200MHz; 10,100-10,150MHz;
14,000-14,350MHz; 18,068-18,168MHz; 21,000-21,450MHz; 24,890-24,990MHz ;
28,000-29,700MHz; 50,000-52,000MHz; 70,000-70500 MHz
Druhy provozu: USB,LSB,CW,RTTY,AM
Počet pamětí: 101
Nejmenší krok: 1Hz
Kmitočtová stabilita: +-0,5ppm
Napájecí napětí: 13,8V +-15%
Spotřeba proudu: Tx: max. 21A při 100W out
Rozsah pracovních teplot: -10-+60st. C
Anténní konektor: SO239
Rozměry: 240x94x238mm
Váha: 4,2kg
Výkon vysílače: 2 až 100W/KV + 6m; 2 až 50W/4m;
AM: 1 až 25W/KV + 6m; 1-12,5W/4m

Dodáváme včetně českého manuálu!
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The IC-7300 is the first SDR (Software Defined Radio) transceiver manufactured by one of the three large Japanese amateur radio suppliers. Its main property is that
the HF is converted to the digital domain right after the bandfilter. Instead of mixing the signal down to a lower frequency, as it is done with traditional receivers, a fast
analog/digital converter is used to immediately digitize the RF signal. In the next step a fast and specialised logic circuit (FPGA) processes the signal (filtering) and sends
it on to the audio circuitry. These are the defining components of an SDR: the ADC, the FPGA and of course the software used.

The transmit path is similarly constructed: the modulation is digitised, processed by a DSP and the FPGA in the numerical realm, then transformed to the analog world,
filtered and amplified. This results in spectrally very clean signals and excellent values for phase noise. The transmitter of the IC-7300 offers 100 W transmit power and
is equipped with an automatic antenna tuner.

The most noticeable item in the IC-7300 transceiver is of course the large and crisp colour LC display. This display is a control at the same time, because it is a touch
panel. Just with modern mobile phones you can use your finger to touch items and change settings. The powerful electronics supports a continuously updated (live)
waterfall display during reception, with variable speed. The high resolution display with a 4.3" diagonal size (approx. 11cm) not only shows the operating frequency,
but also the mode and the S-meter, the clock and of course the waterfall. The spectrum width can be set between 5 and 1000 kHz width. With the touch of a finger
you get a magnifying function of the frequency in question, with the next tap you tune very precisely to that frequency. This helps to get a quick overview of the entire
band or band segment, whether in a contest or when chasing that rare DX.

The receiver utilizes 15 automatically switched bandfilters in front of the AD converter, resulting in an excellent pre selection. To reduce losses in the bandfilters, high-Q
inductivities are used. With the filter the AD chip is only supplied with the signals which are of interest, signals outside the passband are cut off. The results in a much
better dynamic range of the AD converter, at 97 dB the RMDR is 15 dB better than in earlier traditional designs.

The IC-7300 transceiver is rounded off with a lot of features for comfort and easy use. The 101 memories can be listed, programmed and organized with the help of the
large touch display. The audioo scope function shows the modulation characteristics and the filter settings. All settings and memories can be stored on a removeable
SD card for easier management. The connections on the rear of the IC-7300 are the same as the ACC accessory sockets standardised for many years on all Icom
desktop transceivers, allowing the continued use of existing options and accessories. A USB socket offer state-of-the-art connection for a computer for CAT control
and audio handling. Even the widely used RS-BA1 remote control software can be used with this shortwave transceiver. Included in the shipment is the newly
designed HM-219 hand microphone.

Included in shipment IC-7300
HM-219 hand microphone
Power supply cable
Spare fuses
Connectors