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My guess is Icom will try to keep it under wraps until the "Dayton Hamvention".

Hi again, Well heres the first reply from Icom not much info I'm afraid..... will keep trying other routes John G0VGZ. Cc: "IA Amatuer" <Amateur@...> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2005

Care to go into more details?

I guiss that the Mitsubishi RD70HVF1 Mosfet Power Transistors will be selected for the PA. oz7dw jens

Hi New to group, I have just compiled and mailed a letter to Icom Japan re the IC7000 hope they will answer soon, will post a copy of their reply on receipt. John G0VGZ (England UK) & a big hello

$1395.00 is what I remember for the first Icom 706. I actually paid $1195.00 for a 706MKII in later years. Then again later $995.00, and $795.00 for a 706MKIIG. Keith, K4KAL

Do you remember the pricing of the 706 when it was first announced? Many who don't would be suprised at its high level, compared to the sub $800 that it has been available for the pase couple of

Oops, make that the "Photos" section. ---------------------------- I'll try posting to the files section also. After you click on the small image named "Larger photo", click on "full size". Marty

Snipped from IC-706 group: Well, the one at the bottom says SET/REC and apparently has something to do with the new voice recorder. Next upwards has a recycle symbol/ANF and the other two says

Would someone with good eyes please tell me what the set of buttons on each side of the display read? Also, I cannot decipher what the twin concentric knobs are showing. Top left twin knobs --- no

Joanne, Ralf, Yes, please. {Dons "Owner" hat, responds to anticipated cue.} This is a topic which is not quite relevant to the IC-7000. I concur that it would be best to take it off-list. Best

From: "Ralf Reiterer" <ralfreit@...>

I know. I also have done that for other radios. The easy solution for that boring part would be that Icom document the memory layout for every radio supporting the 1A 00 command as they did for

From: "Ralf Reiterer" <ralfreit@...> You pretty much have to play around to document it. This is what I get for the 00 command: typedef struct { BYTE subcommand; BYTE memoryNumber[ 2 ];

Yeah, it seems so since it also does provides split operation only by command 0F but no shift state (DUP-, DUP+). Unfortunately I have not found any documentation about the contents sent by the

Here is a mirror site, for those times when QSL.net is having a not-so-good day: http://members.shaw.ca/farson/misc/ic7000.htm Best 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000 Group Scanned by

From: "Ralf Reiterer" <ralfreit@...> ... Where in the data field returned by the 1a 00 command does the ProII return repeater offset? It returns tones and whether tones are in use. It rather

Unfortunately that's not 100% correct. The memory storing and loading capability offered by the IC-706 over CI-V does not allow to write/read the full contents of a memory channel. For example it is

You can already download memory files to the IC-706... there is software that does this very well.. It uses the C-IV interface on the 706.