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ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair
ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair
ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair
ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair
ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair
ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair

ICOM IC-820 Dual Band ALL Mode Transceiver Amateur Ham Radio For parts or repair

$ 142.33

Availability: 13 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
  • Power: 10 W
  • Type: Ham Radio Transceiver
  • Band Type: Dual Band
  • Frequency Band Plan: 144/430MHz
  • Features: LCD Screen
  • Condition: Used
  • Manufacturer Warranty: No
  • Brand: ICOM
  • Band: Array
  • Compatible Product: ICOM IC-820H
  • Supported Modes: IC-820H
  • Color: Black
  • Compatible Brand: Universal
  • Custom Bundle: No
  • Compatible Model: Universal
  • MPN: IC-820
  • Model: IC-820

    Description

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    Operation is unconfirmed.
    accessories
    Everything in the picture.
    Please feel free to contact us for price reduction offers.
    ICOM IC-820 radio junk part removal
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