Two Icom Ic-a23 Vhf Airband Transceivers - Aviation Handheld Radios - on 2040-parts.com
Lake Worth, Florida, United States
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You are bidding on two Icom IC-A23 VHF Airband Transceivers - Aviation Handheld Radios - One comes with a used battery. Both radios work as new. There is one power supply included.
About the A23: Many pilots prefer the A23 over its sucessors. The Panel is well layed out and easy to program. Tee Function display (COM) is clear and easy to read. Most functions are indicated giving a quick glance status of what is set. There are up/down buttons to select frequencies as well as a keyboard. Buttons are easy to press and not too cramped. For more information : The instruction manual is online at Icom. Features:
Both radios work fine. This is a great portable radio for aviation use. One radio comes with a working battery. The other has no battery. There is one power supply More Great Features
General •Frequencycoverage(MHz):TX D Transmitter •Outputpower • Modulation (at 60 % modulation)
• Hum and noise ratio D Receiver • Intermediate frequencies 2nd 450 kHz : Less than 0dBμ (FM 12dB SINAD): Less than 0dBμ *1: IC-A23 only, IC-A5; 118.000 to 136.975 *2: U.S.A. version only. • Mode • Number of memory channels • Acceptable power supply (negative ground) • Usable temp. range •Frequency stability •Current drain Tx Rx • Antenna impedance • Dimensions (projections not incl.) •Weight (with BP-200L) : 6K00A3E : 200 (10 BANK x 20 CH) : 9.6 V DC nominal (authorized battery packs) 1.8 A (CW) max. : 50 Ω (nominal) : 340 g •Sensitivity (AM 6dB S/N) 118.000to136.975 RX 108.000 to 136.975*1 WX 161.650 to 163.275*2 :5W (PEP) typical 1.5 W (CW) typical : Low level modulation
: 70 to 100 % : More than 35 dB : More than 60 dB : 150 Ω : Double conversion
superheterodyne • Squelch sensitivity (AM) (FM ) • Selectivity • Spurious response • Audio output power (at 9.6 V DC) : Less than –3dBμ 25 kHz (at 60 dB) or less with an 8 Ω load) |
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