ICOM BP280 – Battery (Suits IC-A16E)

Li-Ion battery: 7.2V/2400mAh (typ.), 2280 mAh (min.)

This battery is sold with the ICOM IC-A16E kit. Purchase this if you require a replacement or spare battery for your ICOM IC-A16E.

This is the highest capacity battery available from ICOM Australia for the IC-A16E.

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