Icom IC-7100 Icom Mobile Radio at £999.95

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INCLUDES HM-151 MICROPHONE AS STANDARD from Icom UK.

Admit it, you've been thinking about one of these in your shack since they first appeared in August 2013.

The IC-7100 is an HF+6m+4m+2m+70cm all mode compact radio with an innovative slanted touch-screen LCD controller. A first for an Icom transceiver, the IC-7100 is designed to operate on the 70MHz band in European versions. To maintain its commitment to D-STAR, all versions of the IC-7100 will come with standard D-STAR DV mode.

Don't forget to add our special pre-programmed SD card with the following;

The ML&S UK Repeaters SD Card is a 8GB SDHC Memory for Icom IC-7100 - 2017 VERSION pre-programmed with:

285 VHF/UHF FM Repeaters
65 DSTAR Repeaters
87 DV Nodes
6M and 10M: 29 Repeaters (IC-7100 only)
64 Reflectors
UK Calling Frequencies for 2m, 2m DSTAR, 70cm, 70cm DSTAR
Free space on the card allows up to 68 hours of recording time

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Intuitive Touch Screen, Quick Response, Multi-band Radio

Finger Touch Operation

Intuitive Touch Screen Interface

The innovative touch screen interface provides quick and smooth operation for setting and editing various functions and memories.

Watch the touch screen video

One Touch Selection

For example, if you want to change the operating band, tap the frequency on the display. The band keys will be shown to select the operating band. Touching the multi-function meter indicator for 1 second will quickly change the transmit meter functions.

Straight Forward Operation

Just tap the mode, filter, function etc, you need to change. The touch screen responds naturally, changing your settings.

Software Keypad

Entering frequency, callsign or editing memory channels has never been this easy. The software keypad on the touch screen allows you to input alphanumeric characters incredibly quickly.

Innovative Design

Touch Screen Control Portal

The radio control head features a large, multi-function, "touch screen" dot-matrix LCD display that is positioned for easy view and operation. The controller is compact in size, making it ideal for limited vehicle or desktop space.

Resistive Touch Screen

The 48.6×75.9 mm in large resistive touch screen display can be operated even while wearing gloves.

Controller Mounted Speaker and Jacks

The unique remote head design is perfect for providing loud, clear audio as well as jacks for an external speaker/headphones as well as a key and microphone.

HF/50/70/144/430MHz Multi-band, Multi-mode

The IC-7100 fully covers the HF, 50, 70, 144, 430 MHz amateur bands in multiple modes, providing 100W on HF/50MHz bands, 50W on 70/144MHz bands and 35W on 430MHz band.

Digital Features Controlled by the IF DSP

32-bit floating point IF DSP A high-performance 32-bit floating point IF DSP delivers rich digital signal processing features, including digital IF filter, digital twin PBT, noise reduction, CW auto tune, etc. Those digital features work on all bands from HF to V/UHF bands.

DSP Controlled AGC Function Loop

The digital signal processing is incorporated into the AGC function loop. The results of signal processing provide feedback to the AGC function. The AGC function works on the intended signal and produces a constant audio output. The AGC time constants are flexibly adjustable from slow, middle, fast (or AGC off) for each operating mode.

AGC function loop

D-STAR DV Mode (Digital Voice + Data)

The IC-7100 provides D-STAR DV mode digital voice and low speed data communication.

DR (D-STAR Repeater) Mode Operation

DR mode display The DR mode operation makes the D-STAR operation simple and straight forward, even if you are new to D-STAR operation.

Near Repeater Function

DR mode display With an external, 3rd party GPS*, search the internal database based on your location.

* External GPS receiver or manual data input required.

SD Memory Card Slot for Saving Data

SD memory card slot When used with an SD card, the SD card can store various contents including voice memory, memory channels, D-STAR repeater memories and other personal settings can be saved to the SD card and can be loaded to the transceiver.

Easy Vehicle Mounting with Optional MBF-1

MBF-1 The combination of the optional MBF-1 suction cup mounting base and MBA-1 controller bracket provides easy tilt and swivel adjustments for mobile operation. The large suction cup can mount to dashboards or other flat surfaces and can be removed easily.

Optional RS-BA1 IP Remote Control Software

The optional RS-BA1 software allows you to operate the IC-7100 from a remote PC over the Internet or local home network.

RS-BA1

Built-in RTTY Functions

The built-in RTTY decoder allows you to instantly read an RTTY message on the display. No external TNC or PC required for reading. The eight RTTY memories can memorize and transmit often used RTTY sentences. The RTTY memory is 70 character per memory channel.

Other Features

CW full break-in, CW receive reverse, CW auto tuning
Optional multi-function microphone, HM-151
Band scope and SWR graphic display
RF speech compressor controlled by the DSP
Voice memory function
Multi-function Meter
495 regular, 4 call, 6 scan edge and 900 DR mode repeater channels
4 channels TX voice memories
±0.5ppm frequency stability
Auto reply function*
Digital callsign squelch and digital code squelch*
12kHz IF output for DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) receive

* D-STAR DV mode only

Supplied accessories (* May differ depending on version)

Hand microphone, HM-198
DC power cable
CW keyer plug
Spare fuses
Separation cable, OPC-2253
13-pin plug ACC cable
USB cable
Ferrite bead*

Rear Panel View (Main unit)

General

Frequency coverage*¹	Receiver: 0.030–199.999MHz² 400.000–470.000MHz² Transmit 1.810–1.999MHz 3.500–3.800MHz 7.000–7.100MHz 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 70.000–70.500MHz 144.000–146.000MHz 430.000–440.000MHz
Mode	USB, LSB, CW, RTTY, AM, DV, FM, WFM(Rx only)
No of memory channels	495 regular, 4 call, 6 scan edges, 900 D-STAR repeater channels
Antenna connector	SO-239×2 (one each for HF/50/70MHz and 144/430MHz, 50Ω)
Operating Temp. range	−10°C to +60°C
Frequency stability	±0.5ppm (0°C to +50°C @ 430MHz)
Power supply requirement	13.8V DC ±15%
Current drain (at 13.8V DC)	Tx: 22A (HF/50/70MHz) 16A (144/430MHz) RX: 1.2A/0.9A (Max. audio/standby)
Dimensions (W×H×D, projections not included)	Main unit 167×58×225 mm Controller 165×64×78.5 mm
Weight (approx.)	Main unit 2.3 kg Controller 0.5 kg

*¹Showing EUR(#03) version. Varies according to version.
*²Some frequency bands are not guaranteed.

Transmitter

Output power (at 13.8V DC)	SSB/CW/RTTY/FM/DV: HF/50MHz: 2–100W 70MHz: 2–50W 144MHz: 2–50W 430MHz: 2–35W AM: HF/50MHz: 1–30W 70MHz: 1–15W
Modulation system	SSB: Digital P.S.N. modulation AM: Digital low power modulation FM: Digital phase modulation DV: GMSK digital phase modulation
Spurious emissions	Less than −50dB (HF bands) Less than −63dB (50MHz) Less than −60dB (70/144/430MHz)
Carrier suppression	More than 50dB
Unwanted sideband	More than 50dB

Receiver

Intermediate frequencies	SSB/CW/AM/FM/RTTY/DV: 124.487MHz, 455kHz, 36kHz WFM: 134.732MHz, 10.700MHz
Sensitivity	(HF: Preamp-1 ON, 50/70MHz: Preamp-2 ON, 144/430MHz: Preamp ON) SSB/CW: 1.8–29.995MHz: 0.15μV 50MHz: 0.12μV 70MHz: 0.15μV 144/430MHz: 0.11μV AM: 0.5–1.8MHz: 13μV 1.8–29.995MHz: 2μV 50MHz: 1μV 70MHz: 1μV 144/430MHz: 1μV FM: 28–29.7MHz: 0.5μV 50–54MHz: 0.25μV 70MHz: 0.25μV 144/430/440MHz: 0.18μV DV: 28–29.7MHz: 1μV 50MHz: 0.63μV 70MHz: 0.63μV 144/430MHz: 0.35μV WFM: 76–108MHz: 10μV
Selectivity	SSB (BW=2.4kHz, sharp): More than 2.4kHz / −6dB Less than 3.4kHz / −40dB CW (BW=500Hz, sharp): More than 500Hz / −6dB Less than 700Hz / −40dB RTTY (BW=500Hz): More than 500Hz / −6dB Less than 800Hz / −40dB AM (BW=6kHz): More than 6.0kHz / −6dB Less than 10kHz / −40dB FM (BW=15kHz): More than 12kHz / −6dB Less than 22kHz / −40dB DV (12.5kHz spacing): More than −50dB
Spurious and image rejection ratio	More than 70dB (HF/50/70MHz) More than 65dB (144/430MHz) (except 1/2 IF through on 50/70MHz, IF through on 144MHz)
Audio output power	More than 2.0W (10% distortion, 8Ω load, 13.8V DC)

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Icom 7100

colin|09-08-2017

thank you Richard for recommending this radio, for my set up here at home, I have found the 7100 to be one of the best radio's I have ever owned, totally love it, easy to use, all menu's very easy to action and the receive and transmit quality is very good, any one looking for a new radio should take a very close look at the Icom 7100 I can't praise it enough.

Icom 7100 - Outstanding!

Stuart|20-05-2015

Firstly, I have been a fan of Yaesu for as long as I can remember but having had a loan of an Icom 7100 for a few days, it was a no brainer to get one. The general ease of use is excellent. Far better than I thought it was going to be. The menu system is very easy to use and if you want a radio that does everything, this is the one for you. It performance on HF is excellent. Coupled with the ability to work on 4m, 2m and 70cm, it really is an excellent choice of radio for someone looking for "shack in a box" that takes up very little real estate on the bench. The sound quality is exceptional, along with the option of changing received audio. It just works. And I mean that it just does everything flawlessly. An excellent choice if you want a no nonsense, easy to use radio that will give years of service. The look of the radio takes a bit of getting used to, but believe me, it's a cracking radio in all respects and certainly glad I forked out the dosh to buy. To sum it up in one word: Outstanding!

Stunned

Richard|14-11-2014

I was reluctant to buy this radio, I'm a 'Yaesu Man'. Was going to wait for the Yaesu FT-991 but with DStar and 4m I decided to bite the bullet. My main radio is an FTdx-3000 so I purchased the IC-7100 mainly for V/UHF. I have to say from the ads I did not like the look of it, a face only a mother could love and it was a serious reason for my not wanting one. Now it's on my desk I love it, it's compact, well laid out with a sharp, functional display, I've fallen in love. V/UHF performance is adequate, not quite as sensitive as my FT8900 but not far off. With the pre-amp in I get an S 3-4 noise level on 2m, I remember the same on my old IC-7400. Not really an issue though, turn off the pre-amp. I work the local repeaters no issue, some of which are on an S 2-3. I get great audio reports from everyone. Not tried D-Star as there is no coverage near me. Upon receipt I set it all up, programmed 250 memories and used the various Rx functions without opening the manual, very intuitive to use and no endless sub menus. I didn't buy it for HF use but I have to say I'm stunned. It's not even in the same ball park as IC706, 7000, 7400, 746, FT 857, 847, TS2000 etc. which I have owned. It is awesome, side by side with my FT-3000 I'm not sure I need the 3000 anymore ! Okay, so as signals drop and noise rises the FT-3000 stands out but there was nothing I couldn't hear on the 7100 that the 3000 heard and at 5/9 there was no noticeable difference. If you can only afford one radio to cover 160 to 70 then there is nothing that comes close. Mine came with the HM151 which gets great reports despite some of the negative reviews, a Martin Lynch also threw in an SP35L which really brings out the audio, I'm amazed that such a small speaker performs so well (mind you it weighs as much as a house brick). Only downside for me is that you can scan only one bank at a time, I'd like to scan all or have a bank link option. I'm not easily impressed but this radio really is amazing. Like I said, stunned. Thanks to Lynch's for the great service as always.

G8HUA

mike|20-12-2013

Ordered Monday arrived Tuesday brilliant. Now getting my head round it , and for me thats not easy . Need to figure out how to use my SSTV with it , and one or two other things . Apart from my shortcomings a brilliant rig . Well happy !

G7GMD

Max|25-09-2013

Excellent Rig for the money everything for everyone

The CW and QRP perspective (GU3TUX)

Chris|30-08-2013

First impressions are very positive. I easily got the set up and running without reference to the manual. Familiarity with the IC-703 and 706 and your informative video about the 7100 no doubt helped, though. Being an iPad user also means that the set's touch screen does not present any problems. I find that I am most successful in activating the pads using my little finger rather than the index digit. Just a few highlights from my short experience.... CW QSK is very good. I wondered at first if I was actually transmitting when I operated the key as the switching is so clean. The keying relays are not particularly noisy. The NR action on CW is very effective indeed and actually lifts the signal out of the noise with little degradation. This is much better than any similarly priced rig I have used in recent times. The touch screen makes the operating controls easily accessible vs the rather convoluted system of the 703 and 706. The inability to access the 5MHz and 70MHz bands other than through the general coverage button is overcome by setting up frequencies/modes from both bands into memory. Indeed, I have always found that the best way of band changing on these rigs (703/706) is to memorise, say, a CW and an SSB frequency for each of the bands you regularly use and just use the memories as a band switch. The memories and memory banks could not be easier to use and have instant access by front panel controls. My only comment is that it might be helpful to have a separate memory/VFO button or on screen pad rather than the current location in menu 1. I was also impressed by the AF output which seems totally free from digital buzzes and crackling, particularly at low levels, even when using headphones. Also, minimum volume = zero audio - so often not the case with other rigs. The RF power output control being calibrated in percentage of maximum available on the band in use is, for me, a new concept. This obliges you to remember the maximum for each band and then do the arithmetic. There could be errors.... Checking on HF suggests that selecting 5 per cent does in fact give 5W, the QRP limit. I'll leave it to Peter Hart to carry out a more detailed analysis. The RX performance seems entirely adequate for my needs, but it will be interesting to hear it under contest conditions. Again, Peter Hart will make a competent analysis. VHF sensitivity seems good and I can hear the GB3BAA beacon on 4m using just a 50MHz dipole in the loft.

M0IDR Wythall Radio Club

Ian|19-08-2013

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