ICOM ID-51E Plus2

New features on the Plus2 model
Terminal mode
Access Point Mode

In addition to DV (Digital Voice), it can also be FM (analog number).

The ID-51E is extremely small, considering that the power output is as high as 5W.
Very sensitive GPS receiver.
The ID-51E has a speaking function, which advertises (English or Japanese) frequency, mode of traffic, etc.

It can listen to 2 frequencies at the same time.
Speech memory, allows you to speak a message of up to 60 seconds.
In addition to DV (Digital Voice), it can also be FM (analog number.
By each other independent AM & FM receivers. Listen to music or the latest news.
MicroSD card (up to 32GB) for storing messages, DV auot response message, GPS log data etc.
Simple menu-controlled interface.
Over 1000 memories, where you can store frequency, mode of traffic, etc.
Autoresponder, responds to the station with its GPS position (DV mode)
Automatic repeater list, when GPS is turned on, the radio displays all nearby D-star repetrar automatically.
Fast charging via DC socket (BP-271, approx. 3 hours)
Compact and small weight, 58x105x 26 mm, 255g
Monitoring of V/V, U/U, V/U (however, reception on 2 tapes cannot be carried out at the same time)
Automatic response function (DV mode)
Separate receiver for UKV, can be intercepted while monitoring is activated
IPX 7.1 meter underwater for a maximum of 30 minutes
Multiple search features
CS-51 software included (for PC)
Outlet for external DC voltage
Dtmf
Remote control via CI-V
Illuminated LCD
Clock with date

Frequency range
Transmission 144-146, 430-440MHz (Export 136-174, 420-470Mhz)
Reception 0.52-1.71MHz and 76-108MHz
Mode of use DV, FM, FM-N (F2D, F3E, F7W)
Stride length 5/6,25/10/12.5/15/20/25/30/50/125/100/200kHz,
Power output 0.1/ 0.5/ 1/ 2.5 and 5W
External voltage 10 - 16 VDC
Power consumption RX max 450mA, TX max 2.5 A (FM)
Comes with:
Battery charger
Palm strap
Belt clips
Antenna
English manual

 

It has to be opened to get the flight belt.
Normally, unopened, it doesn't cover the flight belt.
WFM only 76 - 108 MHz i.e. the broadcasting bands in all countries.
Unable to listen com radio NFM 68 - 88 MHz

I.e. it has some limitations compared to id-92
Instead, it has a third receiver for WFM broadcasting and AM on medium wave.
Ie you can have a pass on two amateur bands plus medium wave or WFM.

On the amateur bands it has an FM and an FMn receiver.
Ie you can listen FM at 433 MHz and FMn at 145 MHz at the same time.
If you listen to DV on a tape, the FMn receiver is used