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ICOM AT-130 HF Automatic Antenna Tuner

The ICOM AT-130 automatic tuner allows yout to transmit with strong RF output power, and is perfect for maritme mobile operations. Just push the (tune) switch on an Icom HF transceiver, and the AT-130 automatically adjusts the antenna and the transeiver to the minimum SWR in any freq. on a HF marine band. easily interconnects to the ICOM M710 or ICOM M700PRO. less than 3 second tune-up time.

Tune in your HF marine world

Suitable for many vessels
The versatile ICOM AT-130 can be used with a variety of vessels, even smaller boats that cannot use a long antenna element. For example, the ICOM AT-130 will match a 7 m (23 feet) long wire antenna across the marine band in the 1.6 - 27.5 MHz range.

Automatic tuning
No manual tuning is needed. Just push the [TUNE] switch on an Icom HF marine transceiver; the ICOM AT-130 adjusts the antenna and the transceiver to the minimum SWR in any frequency on an HF marine band. The ICOM AT-130 allows you to transmit with strong RF output power, and is perfect for maritime mobile operations.

Weather resistant
The ICOM AT-130 is housed in a durable, completely weather-resistant acrylic case with rubber gaskets. This allows it to be conveniently installed near the antenna element base.

For Icom HF marine transceivers
Icom's sophisticated ICOM AT-130 easily matches Icom HF marine transceivers. The ICOM AT-130 easily interconnects with an Icom HF marine transceiver. AT-130 installation is simple. No adjustments are necessary. Just connect the control cable and antenna wire and go!

Quick tune-up
Improved tuning performance...the tune-up time is less than 3 seconds in any frequency on an HF marine band. In addition, the ICOM AT-130 has 8 convenient memories to store tuning information. Retuning for a memorized frequency takes about 1.5 seconds. This allows you quick trouble-free frequency changes.

Low power tune-up
The ICOM AT-130 emits very little output power (just 300 mW) during the tuning process. This reduces the possibility of causing interference to other stations using the frequency.