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Good morning ! I wonder what kind of Radio this is ? http://www.marcucci.it/english/prodotti/schede/scheda.asp?ID=12866 A base with a mobile mount ? de

Thanks for the reply Adam. Yes, I figured as much about the additional hardware requirement. I guess the 7000 will otherwise be pretty feature packed so no complaints from me. I'm planning to attend

Hi Hugh, No information yet...we should know more next month, when (according to my information) the IC-7000 specs will be published in "CQ Ham Radio". A real-time spectrum scope will require

Is there any word on whether the IC-7000 bandscope will be operational during receive (AF), like my 756PRO, or will the receiver be disabled when using the bandscope like the 706 ? 73 de Hugh

Really excuse Bill, for not knowing certainly who R&L in Hamilton Ohio is. If is is a dealer, or a local representative they may have very strict instructions on how to deal with this or any

Hi Bill, According to information I received from a dependable source in Japan, Icom will announce the IC-7000 in the May 2005 issue of the Japanese magazine "CQ Ham Radio". Please refer to message

I went to R and L in HAMilton Ohio, I asked them about the Icom - 7000 . The gentleman there told me that it exists on a CAD drawing and thats the only place anyone will find it. So I asked him

Hi Tony, As far as I am aware, it will not. It will be compatible with the AH-4 AT-180 etc. Best 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000 Group

Does anyone know or have heard whether the IC7000 will have a built-in tuner or not? Tony WA2LNC

Having worked with the D-STAR products, in ICOMs most advanced product line, I can tell you that you will not be seeing user upgradeable firmware, and especially bootloader access any time soon. ---

I guess that to avoid image frequency reception the IC-7000 will have a Xtal filter at 1st IF 64.455 MHz, as some other Icom rigs. This Xtal filter has 15KHz bandwith, so any mode this beauty can

Furthermore, ATV transmission modes come in two flavors AM-TV actually VSB, vestigial side band, and FM-TV. Although AM-TV is more common for below 1GHz, it is unknown which one ICOM would have to

I hear you but IMHO there's really no excuse not to use a Flash microcontroller in this day and age. Whether or not a Flash upgrade is ever required during the product life, the cost to incorporate

One point: Usually, the issue of a flash ROM is defined in terms of the longevity of any product. Since the development cycle for Icom's best and brightest products, eg. IC-706 / 706MKII /

Also the manufacturer should support firmware updating via the computer interface and document it. That way thrid party control software could provide support for it, e.g. by a wizard or the

Just a few weeks ago, I upgraded the firmware in my Kenwood TS-480SAT - - worked great. And I agree that any new rigs should be able to do that! - Dave N0RQ ...

...Firmware upgradeability Absolutely right! Given how much we are paying for these rigs, this capability ought to be very standard. I hope Icom listens to this one.

You bring up a valid point Adam. It's about time the big three start incorporating Flash upgrade capability into Ham rigs. Put a Flash ROM micro in there instead of an OTP part (I'll gladly pay the

That would be a function of the DSP. If it is not offered as part of the package, there will be no practical way for the user to add it. Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

If this is true a mod to offer ATV TX would be great! That will really make the rig different p49k reception will product It is a