Icom IC-745 SPECIFICATIONS. GENERAL: Type: Amateur HF transceiver: Frequency range: TX: 10-160 m + WARC RX: 0.1-30 MHz Tuning steps: 10 / 50 Hz, 1 KHz: ... IC-2KL MB-12 PS-15 PS-30 PS-35 SM-6 SP-3: Automatic antenna tuner, 100 W Automatic antenna tuner, 500 W Marker unit. 25 or 100 KHz FM unit Electronic keyer unit

The IC-745 also has some noteworthy features - 1) Truly variable AGC using a continuously variable control rather than simply switching between predefined time constants as is usually the case. 2) Separate RX antenna port and RX antenna output port.

The Icom IC-745 is an advanced transceiver covering 160 to 10 meters. It features a high performance 100 kHz to 30 MHz general coverage receiver built in. Output is 10 to 100 watts SSB/CW/RTTY modes.

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The ICOM IC-745 was an advanced transceiver for its day, covering 160 to 10 meters. It has general coverage reception ranging from 100 kHz to 30 MHz.

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The IC-745 is a 1980's vintage all band HF transceiver with digital readout and general coverage receive. It covers all amateur bands from 160m to 10m (including WARC bands) using SSB, CW and RTTY, with FM as an option, and is capable of receiving from 100 kHz to 30 MHz in all modes, including AM.

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The Icom IC-745 HF transceiver has general coverage receive. It has a digital display and advanced features such as PBT, RIT XIT and Notch . It has a multi-function analog mete, flip stand and carry handle.

The ICOM IC 745 at WA2FNQ In the 1980's, ICOM made a series of radios in which the memory functions and the characteristics of the radio were stored in DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory). These radios were the R71, IC 745, IC 751, IC 751A, IC 271, IC 471 and IC 1271A.