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Is this R-7000 Freq Blocked?
Help, I need to find out how you can tell if an Icom R-7000 is frequency
(c-phone) blocked. Also, do all R-7000 cover the SHF band, ~1000MHz - 20,000MHz? IOW: are all R-7000 the same? Thank you. west AF4GC |
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Is this R-7000 Freq Blocked?
Help, I need to find out how you can tell if an Icom R-7000 is frequency (c-phone) blocked. Also, do all R-7000 cover the SHF band, ~1000MHz - 20,000MHz? IOW: are all R-7000 the same? Thank you. They do make a "Government, special agency" model for those who need it, but one must provide proof of legal requirement to purchase it. Ed K7AAT |
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Is this R-7000 Freq Blocked?
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"west" wrote: Help, I need to find out how you can tell if an Icom R-7000 is frequency (c-phone) blocked. Also, do all R-7000 cover the SHF band, ~1000MHz - 20,000MHz? IOW: are all R-7000 the same? Thank you. west AF4GC Not all 7000's are created equal. All of the early models were totally open, and topped out at 2Ghz. Later versions were blocked in specific 800-900 Mhz ranges, due to US Regulations, and this was done via Firmware PROM Code changes, so they couldn't be opened easily. Me who has an early version...... |
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Is this R-7000 Freq Blocked?
In article , Me wrote:
Not all 7000's are created equal. All of the early models were totally open, and topped out at 2Ghz. Later versions were blocked in specific 800-900 Mhz ranges, due to US Regulations, and this was done via Firmware PROM Code changes, so they couldn't be opened easily. That was the R-7100. The R-7000 was discontinued long before the date that the cellular bands had to be blocked. There were various versions of the R-7000 for different markets that may have had frequencies blocked. The U.S. versions did not. Geoff. -- Geoffrey S. Mendelson, Jerusalem, Israel N3OWJ/4X1GM IL Voice: (07)-7424-1667 IL Fax: 972-2-648-1443 U.S. Voice: 1-215-821-1838 You should have boycotted Google while you could, now Google supported BPL is in action. Time is running out on worldwide radio communication. |
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Is this R-7000 Freq Blocked?
"Geoffrey S. Mendelson" wrote in message
... In article , Me wrote: Not all 7000's are created equal. All of the early models were totally open, and topped out at 2Ghz. Later versions were blocked in specific 800-900 Mhz ranges, due to US Regulations, and this was done via Firmware PROM Code changes, so they couldn't be opened easily. That was the R-7100. The R-7000 was discontinued long before the date that the cellular bands had to be blocked. There were various versions of the R-7000 for different markets that may have had frequencies blocked. The U.S. versions did not. Geoff. My 7000 and my 7100 receive this band, but I'm outside USA so there may be some versionitis going on. That all said, unless US still sues analog cell phone it's not much use. The top frequency was 2GHz, not 20GHz (if the OP actually meant 20). Cheers. Ken |
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