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Hello all, I just received my Icom 756 Pro III last week and absolutely love it. I am looking for a small backup Icom with an A/T. Does the IC7000 have such a thing ? I am visually impaired and

Can't wait to see the radio. Desperately waiting to dump my FT857D the moment this cutie is out! ;-) Thanks Rob and Adam. 73 Sasi VK5SN ===== Amateur Radio For Global Peace and

Well, it is not in production yet so no one has seen it. But with the spec set to HF 100w in almost the same package as the 706…A/T is not possible.... Subscription to the group is in the usual

I remember hearing from my brother (a manager at Radio Shack at the time) about 15 years ago Radio Shack was planning the release of a new piece of equipment (a Ham Rig or a computer, I can't

That would be a good marketing idea, but I don't really tnink so as it seems to me (IMHO) that guessing or knowing what we users expect is not that difficult. However the difficult part is to

Hi Ken, Only time will tell. If the worst case comes to pass and the product does a no-show, I am sure there will be no hard feelings on our part! Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

I spoke to Icom France (Country from where we first saw the ad) and they confirmed that they expect to have more info shortly and that the radio would see its days before the end of this

Are there any size specs on this radio yet? I wonder if it's going to be larger, smaller or about the same size as the 706 series. George KB9YUR nm9p wrote:

What have the past ICOM patterns been for releasing new radios over the years? Is ICOM France usually the fist place news is heard. Or is this uncharacteristic? I was wondering if this would be a

20cm (less than an inch) shorter (front to back??), according to the orig. French article. Alan NV8A On 02/18/05 06:27 am George Matyaszek tossed the following ingredients into the ever-growing pot

Hi Alan, That's 20mm (approx. 0.8"). 20cm is about 8". (I grew up with the metric system. "Ye kynges ffoote" joined the stable much later in my life.) Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

Arrgh!! You're right. And I am a firm believer in the metric system, even though living in the USA. My Dutch-born mother-in-law says that if she could learn the US system at age 40+, everyone else can

You must have had a happy childhood Adam. We still use metric on this side of the pond;-)) Cheers, Dick Knol PA3DUV

This could well be a good clue as I dont't think it happens first in France. Laws are too tight in terms of certification and thus making things appear later in this territory. I guess only time

Just a trivial note.. I grew up in West Texas, and my cousin was the County Agricultural Extension Agent... he did, and still does measure crops in rods... Interesting, no? 73 Mike

We can't ALL start out perfect. {O,o}

If it's a hoax it's a good one. Concerning the market: I doubt if France is a key market for Icom. To me it looks that the USA is the biggest market for HAM radio gear so one should expect the

That's pronbaly because rods can easily be converted to acres; they get paid bt the acre, eh what? Dave, W1DEC

Check again on that airliner thing. Boeing has announced quite a few sales of its new planes and cited some specifications that basically undercut the AirBus cost per passenger mile. {^_-}