Other than they both cover the same bands and have similar power transmit, there is no comparison. I recently sold my IC706MK2G and went to an IC7000 then to an IC756Pro3. I now own both IC756Pro3 and

Hi Ya'akov, Sorry...bad link. http://www.ab4oj.com/icom/ic7000/main.html http://www.ab4oj.com/icom/ic756pro3/main.html Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

Hi Ya'akov, The IC-7000 is an IF-DSP radio, and is comparable to the IC-756Pro series as regards its IF selectivity and signal-handling features. The IC-706MkIIG is an analogue radio, and will be a

Can someone who has owned both rigs please give me a blow by blow comparison between the IC7000 and the IC706MKG2G. Which did you prefer, and why? I would also be interested in a blow by blow

Can someone who has owned both rigs please give me a blow by blow comparison between the two radios. Which did you prefer, and why? - Yakov, VE7ALQ - Same callsign since 1969, Fist #11117 -- Linux

No problem - I did not take that as a serious threat, but did want to emphasise that "ve haf vays". Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ Sent from my Deutsche Reichspost Blattschreiber T 37a

Adam OM, sorry if I got a little bit ahead of myself. I'll let you take them out behind the (proverbial) tool shed. Hi hi :-D big grin Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

mine is smoking hot... that's why I bought both the AH-4 and the AT-180 tuners. LOVE IT..... and yes, I earned mine the hard way... I won it at a raffle.......(Pacificon 2007) I use a Don Johnson

No need for threats of violence - the moderators have equally effective, but less spectacular means available. Best 73, Adam, VA7OJ/AB4OJ Owner, Yahoo! ic7000 Group Sent from my Deutsche Reichspost

Kurt OM, the next person that brings up the topic of "hot radio" will be taken by me behind the Tool Shed and whipped to within an inch of their live. Hi hi :-D Sent from my Verizon Wireless

The "Placebo Effect" is very often operating with QRP ... I just say "I switch now a PA on " and make some noise, change a bit my voice, and voila', they give me two S units more ..... The only that

I would have to say that the information regarding the serial numbers is not too accurate for a friend has a IC7000 with an older serial number that is several hundred before the first serial number

I have to correct my prior statement. The instruction manual does not describe an internal battery. In fact, on page 137 of the English version, it states "There is no internal Lithium

The way you have shown it 1200/1500 it would come out as - .9691 dB. Computing as 1500/1200 you'd get the same number, only positive (+ .9691 dB). Put an accurate Wattmeter between your 7K and the

Hi - your maths are correct, but there is a psychological aspect too. Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

In a message dated 11/30/2009 12:06:33 PM Pacific Standard Time, kg6ygc@... writes: Is my math correct? The difference between 1200 watts and 1500 watts is a gain of 1db of additional power or

Is my math correct? The difference between 1200 watts and 1500 watts is a gain of 1db of additional power or 1/6 of a S meter unit. 10 log (1200 watts/1500 watts) = 1db -kg6ygc

Hi Kurt, Your AL-1200 is probably presenting a sufficiently reactive load to your IC-7000 to cause it to fold back its output. Now you would not see this issue with a solid-state amplifier! The amp's

If you get 100% RF power on all other HF bands except 160m, I would say your SWR power meter is not rated for 160m operation or is  malfunctioning on that band. I had a similar situation happen to me

is there a difference in the amp tuning process you are using between the two exciters ?. at the very least at 90watts input you should be getting very similar RF output power. --Luis, NY6U