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Estry
9.6 V 700 mAh Ni-MH replacement pack for IC-A23, IC-A5 and IC-T8 series radios
The Estry IC-A23 is a 9.6V 700mAh nickel-metal-hydride pack built to match the original specifications for compatible Icom radios. It fits models IC-A23, IC-A5, IC-T81A, IC-T8A, IC-T8 and IC-T81 and replaces part numbers BP-200H, BP-200M, BP-200L, BP-200XL and BP-200. The pack delivers 6.72Wh of energy and measures 101.0 x 57.82 x 34.2mm at 161.2g. It is suited for operators who need a reliable drop-in power source for these specific transceivers.
Normal use sees the Ni-MH chemistry run cool with no audible noise because the pack has no moving parts or active cooling. Current draw follows the radio’s transmit and receive cycles and the integrated protection circuit guards against overcharge, over-discharge, over-voltage and short-circuit conditions. The cell is certified to ISO9001, RoHS, CE, UN38.3 and MSDS standards, confirming baseline safety and environmental compliance during everyday operation.
During extended transmit sessions the pack maintains voltage until its 700mAh capacity is depleted, then voltage drops as expected for Ni-MH chemistry. The protection circuit limits excessive discharge to preserve cycle life, so the radio will power down cleanly rather than suffer a hard cutoff. Recharge time depends on the charger used; the pack does not support fast-charge protocols beyond standard Ni-MH rates. Users needing longer continuous runtime should carry a spare pack.
| Brand | Ni-MH |
|---|---|
| Model | 700mAh |
| Specifications | 9.6 |
| Battery Pack | 1 Year |
Power off the radio, remove the old pack, align the new battery contacts with the radio terminals, slide it in until the latch clicks, then charge fully before first use. The step often missed is the initial full charge.
Expect to recharge after each use and plan a replacement after roughly one year or when runtime drops noticeably, as Ni-MH cells lose capacity over repeated cycles.
The 700mAh capacity at 9.6V (6.72Wh) depletes fastest during continuous transmission, so talk time ends before the pack overheats or hits voltage cut-off.
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