The IC-735 is like a true HF rig that has everything you really need to do HF and you use operator skill to do the automated things the newer rigs typically do. AG5ND Rating:

The Icom IC-735 is an ultra-compact, easy to use HF radio covering 160 through 10 meters with 100 watts. Modes include SSB, CW, FM and AM. Enhancements include: dual digital VFOs, 12 memories, full QSK, RIT, speech compressor, and noise blanker. The 735 has a general coverage receiver covering 100 kHz to 30 MHz with 105dB dynamic range.

Icom IC-735 SPECIFICATIONS. GENERAL: Type: Amateur HF transceiver: Frequency range: TX: 10-160 m + WARC RX: 0.1-30 MHz Tuning steps: 10 Hz, 1 KHz, 1 MHz: ... ACC adapter cable for IC-2KL. 24-pin to 8-pin Power supply. 13.8 VDC, 25 A Power supply. 13.8 VDC, 20 A Desk microphone

The ICOM IC-735 is a beautiful example of 1980's craftsmanship. This transceiver packs a 100 W of power into a compact housing and gives HF coverage from 160 up to 10 meters in CW, SSB, AM and FM.

The IC-735 was one of those radios that you would see in the non-big-gun DX stations pictured in QST and CQ. It was a cost-effective solution for those who needed a competent rig, and needed it to not cost too much.

Oct 19, 2012 · I purchased the IC-735 back in the 80's, it has always been a favourite rig of mine and has spent most of its life as the prime mover for my 50, 144 and 432 Mhz transverters. I retired the rig a few years back when I got the TS-2000 but recently resurrected it after my…

Feb 10, 2017 · The IC-735 is on the list of rigs that it supports. The Rig Control interface should allow you to change band, frequency, mode, and a few other things from the HRD front end. I have also used my interface with Fldigi, Dxlab, and several other software.

Unleash the potential of amateur radio with the Icom IC-735 Ham Band Transceiver, a high-performance device that promises clarity and reliability on the air. Its compatibility with various ham radio bands ensures a wide range of operation, making it a versatile choice for your communication needs.

If you want a cost effective Radio Amateur Station get a IC-735, a 20 Amp. 12 v.d.c. Power Supply, an Antenna Tuner, and some wire. It will cost you less than $500.00. Yes, I own two of them since 1990.

With features such as all-mode operation, analogue S/RF meter, VOX function, IF notch, 100 Hz LCD, scanning capabilities, PBT, and a built-in noise blanker and preamp, the IC-735 is a comprehensive HF radio suitable for various applications.