Icom IC-7300 Morse Code and Display Overview [ Video ]

Icom revealed their first Software Defined Radio (SDR) HF transceiver, the IC-7300, on Saturday, August 22nd 2015, at the Tokyo Ham Fair. The IC7300 sports HF+6m+4m coverage, it’s 100W, houses an eye-catching touchscreen TFT display and an includes an internal antenna tuner.

· High Quality Real-Time Spectrum Scope
· RF Direct Sampling System
· Class Leading Phase Noise Characteristics
· Large Touch Screen Colour TFT LCD
· Built-in Automatic Antenna Tuner
· Easy-to-Hear Sound Quality
· All modes, HF + 50 MHz + 70 MHz

The IC-7300 transceiver, an aesthetically, attractive looking base station, features a 4.3 inch touch screen colour TFT LCD screen with a high performance real time band scope.

A first for an Amateur radio transceiver, the IC-7300 uses a RF Direct Sampling System, a technology normally seen in Software Defined Radios. RF signals are mostly processed through the FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), rather than by physical devices enabling high performance real-time spectrum scope in a compact body.

The IC-7300 also includes a built-in integrated wide-frequency Automatic Antenna Tuner making the unit ideal for field operation. The radio provides 100 watts output power on HF/50MHz bands and 50 watts on 70MHz (European versions only).

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