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Hi Buck, Yes, the IC-7000 will use DSP filtering in the final IF. This is the same technology as used in the IC-756Pro series, the IC-746Pro/7400 and

I believe that Dave was referring to the IC-7000 itself. The 7000 will replace the 706 line; I am speculating that there will also be a low-power version to accommodate the Japanese 10W licence. It

Buck, I agree. The new rig could be 2 - 3 times more than a 706 (I hope not). Just like the Pro3 is 3 times the price of a 746Pro. This is only conjecture on my part, but is based on the price of

Mark, Can you share the link to the manual? I am very interested in taking a closer look. Thanks, Mike

Hi all .. wow, what a busy group for its age! HIHI ... you know, I love the looks of what I've seen in the pix .. I downloaded the manual, etc ... my problem is age is taking its toll on my eyes, an

Hmm, I think that's the same with mine. Maybe we should inform the distributor that he needs to pack them better. Thanks for the comments. It makes sense. I don't know what price the 706 came

--- "Buck (N4PGW)" <na4fm-list@...> wrote: My first inclination was to say aroung $1300--didn't the 706 hover in about that range for a while? However, $1500 puts it in the 746PRO

--- "Dr. Howard S. White" <drpaper@...> wrote: I was going to bring up this possibility. Also, don't forget that the receiver has an "R" before the 7000. My guess is, since ICOM seems to be

Buck, DSP filtering and demodulation/modulation is also used in Ten Tec receivers and transceivers from the $329 RX-320D to the $3300 Orion. DSP filtering is not necessarily better that crystal

Hello to all and thank you to the moderator of this reflector. Ever since I have seen the IC-7000, I have been reading and talking about it. Like most of us here, I have considered it the new IC-706

Keith, you make some good points. When the new one comes out, the older ones should have some great pricing. I am a Pro3 owner, so this new rig as you said, looks like a mini-Pro3. I need to start

What is different in the latest version of the 706MkIIG?

Keep in mind!, The 706MKIIG is a proven rig. I have never heard a bad one on the air. In my case, I own 3 and have never had any problems with them over the past few years. I started with the 706MKII

Be aware that ICOM has not yet rolled out it's latest version of the 706MKIIG: it has been announced in France. We'll probably see it this summer or fall here in the states. See Megahertz

I had been toying with the idea of the 706MkIIG for the truck. Only have a 2M/70cm rig in there now. Now I mna glad I waited. This sounds like the one I will want. I can't wait for more

No sign of announcement in Japan yet, but I'm sure the dream will come true soon! Wish it had a 1.2G also. It might give a chance to Yaesu/Kenwood to make something like FT-817+1.2G or TS-2000

Not shure. What is the number for the IC-7800 in the States? ;-)) wrote: already?

To all our new members; Many thanks for joining! Rob VE4RRB and I are very gratified at your enthusiastic response to our brand-new group. Best 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000

IC-7000 is likely the EU number... The US Number will likely be IC-7XX where XX is to be determined. __________________________________________________________ Howard S. White Ph.D. P. Eng.,

Guys, I have been anxiously waiting for a new Icom Mobile. Every year at Dayton I asked the same question, and they say NO. I own three 706MKIIg's. I have one in each vehicle, and a spare in the