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Steve, The IC-705 and 7300 do have the same screen, but the front on the 705 is smaller. There is a lot to like about the 705 over the 7300. 73, Jack W9JH

The IC-705 and the IC7300 has the same front.? Yes too bad they don't make a 100W amp for the IC-705 and other QRP rigs.? Yes there are two amps out there but there are nearly to cost of the IC-705

Maybe an IC-705 with amplifier and tuner? I have one on my bench in for a MARS mod and it is a nice rig, but I would want that 100 watt amp with a built in tuner. I am not particularly into QRP and

My wish is a 100w radio with a 705 type front panel and a remote chassis, similar to the 7100 form factor but updated! I have a 7000 and 7100. The above dream machine could replace both for my

The cost difference with a color screen could be much greater than $5.00. When Icom is designing a radio they can't just select whatever the latest LCD is available on the market for cheap. They have

Today I don't think that there would be $ 5.00 difference in the color display and the monochrome and that would be offset by the sales, easily. Also it would be great if there were something like a

consumer price-point / integration with computer software for the presentation layer. 73's - Glenn [email protected]> wrote:

That's a really good point--why no current color display similar to the 7000?? That display, IMHO, is what made a good radio a really cool radio.??

If they just made the IC-7100 with a color display!. I kinda like the sloping front on the desk and it can work mobile, but that has to be thought out a little more. I had three IC-7000s and loved

IC-7010 SDR HF/6/2m/440? :) Dec 14, 2021 1:21:06 PM William Kerker <km0f@...>:

Sure would be nice if Icom would revisit this platform (IC7000) with upgraded circuitry to accommodate replacement replacement parts for the ones no longer availability. Bill KM0F Amateurs must be

Still running my IC-7000 in the car in typical Chicago winters....for over 6 years now..? with turbo tuner and tar hell antenna... No issues aside from replacing the inline fuse holders with a in

It’s been worth it. I have a 7000, if I don’t use it for a month, I have to get out the book. Ran the 705 for six months before the amp. Worked a bunch on 10 watts, even ‘dx pile-ups. The

Rick Silverston, there are four 3.5mm jacks on the rear of the ic7000,all in the same horizontal plain. Please be 100% sure you are installing the cable from the computer into the proper 3.5mm jack,

Thanks,That make the price for replacing a 7000 for a 705 around $2000But good to know, they exist.Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

The IC-705 would need a 100-200 watt amplifier and manufacturers don't want to make them. Yes they do… Works just fine. 4 watts of drive from the 705, 100 out. Auto band switching, full

Yes,? Same result.? No problems with my 7300, 9700 or 756 Pro-III. The odd control head for the 7100 has kept me at bay.??? 73,Russ KW6T

The Birdies and pops may be from your mobile installation.? Have you tried it in your shack? The IC-7100 was the replacement.? The wedge shape control head seem more suited for a desk than a

Yes, they are getting up in age.? My new-to-me 7000 was run mobile most of its previous life and developed major problems.? It was given to me, so I took the risk and had it repaired for mobile

I guess we all have to realize, our beloved '7000 radios are getting old (hi hi) and nothing lasts forever. Since Icom has discontinued the radio (sad), they cannot be replaced, so we all do our best