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Icom IC-F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136-174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no-load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Icom IC-F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136-174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no-load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Icom IC-F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136-174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no-load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
Icom IC-F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136-174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no-load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization
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Icom IC-F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136-174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no-load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization

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Icom IC F3011 5 Watt 16 Channel 136 174MHz VHF Handheld Portable Two Way Radio 1985 60 HZ with a no load Sensor Shift Image Stabilization 60 HZ with a no load speed of 11 MSW AC power inverter with high surge capability one volume knob and one 16 position channel knob The IC F3011 series is built to take harsh use and keep working

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