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Hello, would you please point me to the link? I have a fast broadband connection but cannot get to the published sites! Thanks, Laurier St.Onge ( W1LSO ) --- In ic7000@..., "Mark - AA6DX" <aa6dx@a...> wrote: > 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 I can just picture going down the road trying to take advantage of the mini screen on the 7??? ---- and if it's there, I want to use it .. HIHI This would be a great time for someone (not me!) to jump in and manufacture a great accessory, a plug-in flat BIG SCREEN (12VDC) monitor that replicates (?) the face of the rig .. .. something one could Velcro to the dash, etc..... an entrepreneur could make a killing! > I have been using (by choice) my MKIIG as a home station for the last few months just to really learn to run it, which is hard to do while mobile. I have been very impressed with its capabilities during contests, etc... Right after I get my new PROIII in a couple months, I will start a piggy bank for a 7??? if it pans out. > 73, and Howdy! to all -- Mark, AA6DX Eureka, FAR NORTHERN CALIFORNIA > > >

Correct link for mirror site of English-language IC-7000 page. Apologies for the typographic error. http://members.shaw.ca/farson/misc/ic7000.htm Best 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000 Group Scanned by WinProxy http://www.Ositis.com/

Good idea-- However the search was zero... One comment was could they hide it??? Answer is NO... It is all of public record. In fact in their submission they have to provide a copy of the manual in addition to the lab test data and photo's of the test setup etc... Here is a sample of what you can find -- this being the IC-756 PROIII https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/prod/oet/cf/eas/reports/ViewExhibitReport.cfm?mode=Exhibits&RequestTimeout=500&calledFromFrame=N&application_id=924341&fcc_id='AFJ217800' 73 de W4MAY Paul Message: 16 Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2005 12:15:07 -0800 (PST) From: chuck maurer <lomaurer@...> Subject: FCC approval Has anyone searched the FCC website for documents concerning the approval cycle required by the FCC for type acceptance or whatever they call it. This process takes several months and must be done prior to US marketing. The problem is knowing what ICOM called the 7000 when they submitted it to the FCC. It could be under a code name. Chuck KE5DMF

I did some cut and paste to put the IC-7000 next to the IC-706. The IC-7000 frequency display seems to be about 1/4" high versus about 5/8" high for the 706. The smaller numbers would not be much of an issue the way that I normally operate (i.e. sitting still with the engine off), but it seems like it may be a too small when operating mobile in motion. I am also wondering about the brightness and contrast of the display in a bright mobile environment. I used a 756PRO during field day one year and the display, although readable, lacked sufficient brightness. Here is a link to the picture that I made of the IC-7000 next to the IC-706. I assumed that the height of the 7000 was the same as that of the 706. http://members.cox.net/wm7a/Images/706%20vs%207000.jpg John DeRuiter, WM7A http://members.cox.net/wm7a/

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 WinProxy http://www.Ositis.com/

What has kept me from buying most mobile rigs is the lack of a computer interface that lets me download and upload memory files to and from the radio. Its beyond me why any computer interface to a radio doesn't always include that feature... or why bother at all eh? The ability to load frequencies of interest based on current events going on in the world (ham and swl), and for different travel destinations is important to me. It takes a lot of time to manually load frequencies. It takes a long time to create memory files too for various interest support. But when done, it is so fast and convenient to change those memory channels, even on the road with a lap top. Keep in mind I prefer the radio to be as free of a computer connection to work fully and completely. I don't want a computer to have to be connected to fake the memory files for me that are not there when the radio is bare bones. 73 from Bill - WD8ARZ

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 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000 Group Scanned by WinProxy http://www.Ositis.com/

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 idea? AF gain possibly RF gain PWR button --- simple enough Botton left twin buttons? Could these be PBT??? 2nd row Left top Mode/? Preamp --- like 706 Tuner Call Menu? on the rocker switch? display Right hand side --- 4 buttons --- one to handle voice recorder??? 73

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

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 radio but after all I have read and seen, I have begun to think that 7000 is to the 706 what the 756 pro is to the 746 pro. What weighs most strongly is the fact that it will use electronic filtering rather than the crystal lattice filter. If I recall, isn't this the same filtering technology used in the IC-7800, the $10,000 radio? From what I gather, the 706 is the most popular mobile HF radio on the market with sales greatly exceeding its runner-up. Right now it sells for about $800 US. I realize that the cost of technology drops over time, and with inflation, prices rise a bit, but at this point I am wondering if the rig might not be priced considerably higher than the 706. Around here, a few hams are thinking it will be in the $1500 US range. What do you all think? Buck N4PGW

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 to all ps I reckon the uk price will arrive at approx ?900 english sterling they will have to keep somewhere in-line with the market even though it has a TFT screen (Market prices in UK on Ham gear is rapidly dropping and has been for a few months)

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

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

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I have a picture of the IC-7000 and the specifications in French available as a download from ftp://ftp.yehudi.ca/ham-radio/ic-7000.pdf I was wondering if anyone has a picture of the IC-7000 and specifications in English, and if they did, then upload it to the directory "incoming" Many many people have visited my web site just to pick up the ic-7000.pdf file, and I am sure they are not all fluent in French(!) Is the ic-7000 group going to set up a file area?

> The output of a 7-cell lead-acid battery under C/10 > load will range from 14.7V ... to 12.6V Works in principle, but short of buying discrete (and very large) 2V cells and making your own battery, where do you find 7 cell batteries? ===== Mark K5LXP Albuquerque, NM

Since the spec sheet we are being shown indicates an increase from 20W to 35W on UHF(ref MKIIG), I wonder if the 2M is increased from the 50W the MKIIG currently has? A side note: My WAG on the price is MSRP $1,400. If it's that much I won't be buying it until/if the price comes down. I'm on a fixed income. As I stated before, I figure the Dayton Hamvention is where the big promotional info will occur.

Hi Howard and the Group: Howard(VE3GFW/K6) wrote: >The one positive note is now that those two houses are further down >the mountain my propagation to the SouthWest is much less obstructed.... Howard, it looks like your neighbors loss is your gain. Why not greet your neighbors and thank them? Tom KE6YNH, 73 San Diego, CA -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 266.4.0 - Release Date: 2/22/2005

How much is the Icom IC-7000 going to cost me? I presume it will not be the same price or lower than what I am paying for my new IC-706mkiiG. Does anyone know more about the filter options. Your English upload says that optional filters are neither available or required. Just how many software filters can be configured at once on the IC-7000? Can I have a 250 Hz CW and a 500 Hz CW filter programmed at once? Does the IC-7000 transmitter conk out around 12 volts like the IC-706mkiiG, or is it friendlier towards 12 volt batteries? 73's

http://www.rigpix.com/icom/ic7000.htm It's just a little more than we knew, i.e. the modes offered. There was a question about CW. Also, this should quiet the "naysayers". K4SFC Larry (found this through Google)