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According to my information from Japan, TVRO (broadcast TV) reception will be a feature of the IC-7000. We shall have to wait for the official product announcement to be certain. Here is an excellent

Would ATV (video) reception be a rumor or a wish for the IC-7000. I'm thinking about getting but can't come up with a reason yet. p49k feature who are conversing

Hi Hugh, Actually, all receivers with an up-converting first mixer use one or more roofing filters which do not determine the receiver's ultimate selectivity. A roofing filter is defined as an IF

Hi Ismail, Yes, I can see that. (Excuse the pun!) The primary usage of the TVRO feature will probably be in Japan, where most TV broadcasting is over-the-air. Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

I guess the rig is already finished, I hearded good rumors that it is in the process of aproval in Spain (similar to FCC), and it will not be before september in local marked. But... ?What about

--- Adam Farson <farson@...> wrote: Adam, Just for the record, the FT-857D has audio DSP as standard and can be had for $709 US. However, I am not upset with the price of the 7000--right in the

Hi Adam, The capability of TV reception is a welcome addition for those of us who are involved in ATV and would like to have the combined capability of conversing in VHF/UHF and watching the output

Hi Adam; I must admit that I haven't really read up on the IC-703 and I suppose that I made an incorrect assumption that it was based on IC-706 since it uses the same chassis and front panel. That

Hi Hugh, Many thanks for your comments. I rather suspect that the analogue RF/IF section of the IC-7000 will resemble that of the IC-703 more than that of the 706. The 703 uses a very clever, mostly

Maybe when this is released, it will bring the price back down on the 706s Mike, W4KTX

Hi Adam. US$1100 seems more reasonable to me. Like everyone else, I'm anxious to see this little beast ! I will probably try one out when they become available. With any luck the IC-7000 will be

Hi Hugh, The USD 1474 price is the Japanese domestic MSRP. I would expect the US "street" price to be around USD 1100. The IC-7000 is a totally different "animal" than the FT-857D. It is a

Seems likely to me that the timing would coincide perfectly for an "unveiling" at Dayton. The US$1474 pricetag, if that is indeed what it will be in N.A., is a bit scary though. Albeit, the

Hi Ed, I believe this refers to domestic delivery in Japan. The FCC certification process will delay US release, probably until 3Q/2005. The TV-receive capability will be of little use in Canada, as

As much as I would hope this is true, but I don't think FCC Type Acceptance would be done that fast. They may have it on display at Dayton, but not for sale until maybe the Shelby NC Hamfest a few

Do you know (or can you guess :-) ) if this is delivery just in Japan, or does it include US as well. (Think "big Dayton splash". :-) ) 73, -Ed- AB8OJ

Here is some more information on IC-7000, from my contacts in Japan. It is, of course, preliminary and unconfirmed. 1) The model number will be IC-7000. 2) The Japanese domestic price will

Adam, What a great news. I think the May issue is out sometimes in April so we have 3-4 weeks to go before we get some real information this time. I am so excited. At least we know Icom will not

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