Here is a scan of an article in a French amateur radio mag.:

ftp://ftp.yehudi.ca/ham-radio/ic-7000.pdf
(not my site, and it's often slow)

As I interpret the French text, the new rig is a little smaller than the
706, has a color screen, clock, voice recorder, larger backlit
pushbuttons, and 508 memories. IF DSP and PBT provide improved noise
blanking and eliminate the need for accessory filters. A microphone with
10 buttons is included as standard equipment. UHF output is now approx. 35W.

I have found no official announcement of this rig anywhere, but Icom
France is reported as saying that the IC-7000 will be available starting
in 2Q, 2005. No price is mentioned.

Perhaps it will be at Dayton.

Alan NV8A

On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 14:09:31 -0500, NotMe wrote:

Here is a scan of an article in a French amateur radio mag.:

ftp://ftp.yehudi.ca/ham-radio/ic-7000.pdf
(not my site, and it's often slow)

As I interpret the French text, the new rig is a little smaller than the
706, has a color screen, clock, voice recorder, larger backlit
pushbuttons, and 508 memories. IF DSP and PBT provide improved noise
blanking and eliminate the need for accessory filters. A microphone with
10 buttons is included as standard equipment. UHF output is now approx. 35W.

I have found no official announcement of this rig anywhere, but Icom
France is reported as saying that the IC-7000 will be available starting
in 2Q, 2005. No price is mentioned.

Perhaps it will be at Dayton.

Alan NV8A


It appears that they improved the menu function too.

It looks good. I hope it works as well as the 706.


--
73 for now
Buck
N4PGW

Another link: http://www.flm.se/pcc/Icom%20ic7000.pdf

Van

"NotMe" wrote in message
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Here is a scan of an article in a French amateur radio mag.:

ftp://ftp.yehudi.ca/ham-radio/ic-7000.pdf
(not my site, and it's often slow)

As I interpret the French text, the new rig is a little smaller than the
706, has a color screen, clock, voice recorder, larger backlit
pushbuttons, and 508 memories. IF DSP and PBT provide improved noise
blanking and eliminate the need for accessory filters. A microphone with
10 buttons is included as standard equipment. UHF output is now approx.
35W.

I have found no official announcement of this rig anywhere, but Icom
France is reported as saying that the IC-7000 will be available starting
in 2Q, 2005. No price is mentioned.

Perhaps it will be at Dayton.

Alan NV8A