Icom IC-4088A FRS Radio Transceiver
Item No. 324089
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Icom IC-4088A FRS Radio Transceiver
Icom IC-4088A FRS Radio Transceiver is rated
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Item No. 324089
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Enjoy professional quality in personal communications. The FRS Radio features a high-performance antenna which extends communication range and quality. The built-in voice scrambler enhances conversation privacy. 14 FRS channels and 38 group codes. 2-mile communication range depending on weather and surroundings. Speaker mic. Splash-resistant construction for outdoor use. JIS4 water-resistant. 0.5 watts. Operates up to 28 hrs. on 3 AA alkaline batteries.
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- High-performance antenna
- Built-in voice scrambler
- 14 FRS channels, 38 group codes
Specs
| Unit Weight | 0.70 lb |
|---|---|
| Brand | Icom |
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
W3SSN from
The New KING of FRS Radios
I was looking for a replacement for a Kenwood UBZ-LF14. The UBZ-LH14 was discontinued some time ago. This little radio is not only functionally equivalent (and uses the same spectral inversion voice scrambling as well as channel codes), it has a LOT of new features. The Automatic Transponder System, and "Smart Ring" are outstanding. I'm an Electrical Engineer, as well as an licensed "Amateur Extra," and I know a good radio when I see one. I originally ordered two (to use with the old Kenwoods), but decided to order two more when I realized how good these were.
Date published: 2014-07-15
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Sparks from
Wonderful radio
We use this transciever for giving directions on backing up and parking a large motorhome and when hiking. As a licensed amateur radio operator, I trusted the ICOM name. The FRS radio was good because no license is required as in radios that use GMRS. The only downside is the range of FRS radio communication.
Date published: 2012-12-10
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