The ICOM M93D handheld marine VHF radio has accompanied us aboard many boats in the course of testing boats and creating feature content for Boating, including taking a Yamaha jet boat to the Bahamas.

Most radios used in the civil aviation sector operate in the VHF and UHF frequency ranges. VHF frequencies span from 108 to 137 MHz. Right above the VHF radio spectrum are UHF frequencies, which ...

Icom, a Japanese manufacturer of radio equipment, said in a statement on its website Thursday morning that it produced the IC-V82 handheld radio from 2004 to October 2014 and shipped it to ...

The iCOM M93D has taken the handheld radio to the next level with a number of features that racers will find useful, offshore or in the harbor. With a sleek and sporty look, ...

A handheld VHF radio, like the Icom M94D used for example in this video, proves to be an essential bit of boating equipment. It is more convenient than a phone for calling a fuel dock or marina. And, ...

Recently, FLYING had the opportunity to test the PJ2+ com radio from Sporty’s Pilot Shop. [Courtesy: Sporty's Pilot Shop] A handheld com radio is one of those tools every pilot should have in ...

Both grizzled hams and potential future amateur radio operators are well-served by the market these days. Powerful and capable UHF and VHF handheld transceivers can now be had for well under $100, … ...

TOKYO: Japanese firm Icom said on Thursday (Sep 19) that it had stopped producing the model of radios reportedly used in recent blasts in Lebanon around 10 years ago. "The IC-V82 is a handheld ...

After the attacks, which came as Israel stepped up its offensive against Hizbollah, Icom launched an investigation into the devices and said its IC-V82 handheld radio “was produced and exported ...