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k3buzz <k3bz@...>
I've been looking at the IC-706MkIIG as a mobile/portable/backup rig,
but now I think I'll wait and see what potential the IC-7000 might offer for those purposes. This new reflector is a great idea... thanks Rob and Adam!! 73, Jerry Keller K3BZ |
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David Cain <davidca@...>
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 Magazine, Feb 2005 issue for details. 73, Dave, W1DEC |
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starmike@...
What is different in the latest version of the 706MkIIG?
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I believe that Dave was referring to the IC-7000 itself. The 7000 will
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replace the 706 line; I am speculating that there will also be a low-power version to accommodate the Japanese 10W licence. It will replace the 703 series. Cheers for now, 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ -----Original Message-----
From: starmike@... [mailto:starmike@...] Sent: 16 February 2005 04:59 To: ic7000@... Subject: Re: Re: [ic7000] Thanks! What is different in the latest version of the 706MkIIG?
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