Used to teach people to fly and carried this as a backup or to talk with students flying solo. Now getting back into flying and did not want to buy a new radio. But the original NiCad battery pack was way dead. Very happy to find this NiMh battery pack a year ago. Works fine and I believe has about the same capacity as the NiCad. Tightly engineered attachment foot fits the radio perfectly (see pic). Charges with the original wall charger and has cigarette lighter adapter port, just like the old one. The radio might be clunky, big, and heavy, with a small display compared with newer devices, but it now works again--both transmitting and receiving. For pilots, tracking a VOR or localizer never was easy with these old handhelds, but in a pinch it can be used.
Believe these batteries fit different types of radios, not just aviation. Well worth the small investment to save hundreds compared with buying a new radio.
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This Item  ExpertPower® Replacement Battery for Icom BP-7 CM-7 IC-H2 High Capacity Two-Way Radio Battery for HTX-202 HTX-404 IC-A20 IC-A21 IC-2AT || 13.2v 1100mAh NiMh || |  |  |  |  |  | |
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| Sold By | — | Certified Battery | JINTION | XSPLENDOR | Battery Supermarket | HQRP-US |
| capacity | 1100 milliampere hour | 1700 milliamp hours | 1600 milliamp hours | 1000 milliampere hour | 1000 milliampere hour | 1600 milliampere hour |
| battery quantity | — | — | 1 aa, 1 unknown | 1 lithium polymer | 1 product specific | — |
| voltage | 13.2 volts | 7.4 volts | 8.4 volts of direct current | 13.2 volts | 13.2 volts | 8.4 volts |
| reusability | Rechargeable | Rechargeable | Rechargeable | Rechargeable | Rechargeable | Rechargeable |
| compatible devices | Radio | radio | BP-8 BP-8H IC-M12 IC-2AT IC-2GAT IC-3AT IC-3GAT IC-4AT IC-4GAT IC-12AT IC-12GAT IC-32A IC-32AT IC-32E IC-A20 IC-A21 IC-A2 HTX-202 HTX-404 | Solar | Solar | radio |
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Revived a 30 year-old Icom IC-A21 aviation transceiver
Used to teach people to fly and carried this as a backup or to talk with students flying solo. Now getting back into flying and did not want to buy a new radio. But the original NiCad battery pack was way dead. Very happy to find this NiMh battery pack a year ago. Works fine and I believe has about the same capacity as the NiCad. Tightly engineered attachment foot fits the radio perfectly (see pic). Charges with the original wall charger and has cigarette lighter adapter port, just like the old one. The radio might be clunky, big, and heavy, with a small display compared with newer devices, but it now works again--both transmitting and receiving. For pilots, tracking a VOR or localizer never was easy with these old handhelds, but in a pinch it can be used.Believe these batteries fit different types of radios, not just aviation. Well worth the small investment to save hundreds compared with buying a new radio.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
Believe these batteries fit different types of radios, not just aviation. Well worth the small investment to save hundreds compared with buying a new radio.
Revived a 30 year-old Icom IC-A21 aviation transceiver
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
Used to teach people to fly and carried this as a backup or to talk with students flying solo. Now getting back into flying and did not want to buy a new radio. But the original NiCad battery pack was way dead. Very happy to find this NiMh battery pack a year ago. Works fine and I believe has about the same capacity as the NiCad. Tightly engineered attachment foot fits the radio perfectly (see pic). Charges with the original wall charger and has cigarette lighter adapter port, just like the old one. The radio might be clunky, big, and heavy, with a small display compared with newer devices, but it now works again--both transmitting and receiving. For pilots, tracking a VOR or localizer never was easy with these old handhelds, but in a pinch it can be used.Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2023
Believe these batteries fit different types of radios, not just aviation. Well worth the small investment to save hundreds compared with buying a new radio.
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