"Tisk tisk.If and when you care to identify yourself, you'll be worthy of our replies" I would like to see Icom come out with a backpack qrp rig like the FT-817 that is what I am waiting for from Icom. You can get a little operating time from a 7 amp hour gel battery. If you switch off the very bright dial lights and button illuminations you can trim the receive current to 1 amp the qrp power setting draws 4 amps current transmitt idling on ssb. I also have a 706MKIIG I plan on using on PSK 31 around the shack. I have perviously owned Icoms first small wonder the 730, replaced it with a 735, I have a Great IC-751A now for about 15 months and I don't plan on replacing it for a long time I have never been happier with a radio than that one.
#ICOM 756 PRO II PA NO TRANSMITT PRO#
I have seen the 756 PRO at last falls hamfest It looks good the amount of current it draws it should have a built in power supply, forget running it on batteries. If it is any thing like their older rigs it should be a great radio. It looks like another pretty like show is on the way. Rather, they took a successful brand and design, and made evolutionary improvements as better technology became increasingly cost-effective.ĭespite its ten year old design, I think I'll keep my Ten-Tec Omni Six. Yaesu has been successful with this "identity branding" attempt, but no subsequent model after the original FT-1000 was being introduced as a "new and improved" model as a direct result of an overwhelming number of corrective design issues. Instead they should have simply renamed it as a new radio, perhaps the TS-960S. Instead they introduced the TS-950SDX, but all too many SD owners could be tricked once (me included), but not twice. ICOM should have learned from Kenwood's mistake in that the TS-950SD brand was unsuccessful and dead. How many attemps will it take to get it right? Here we have another transceiver (756 PRO) that is already obsolete after a more than a year? So, first we have the ICOM 756, then the 756PRO and now the 756 PRO II? Can we expect an ICOM 756PRO III next July? Please let us know, if you need more information. However the domestic price inside Japan is 358000 (Except in Japan through our sales office network). We only supply directly to our dealers, not customers. Import duties, and the particular dealers sales policy. The price per country, we do not know exactly. Information regarding the release in the USA. With your local dealer or ICOM America for Has just begun sale in Japan, and at present there are noĭefinite dates for export models. Please note however, that at this point the IC-756PRO2
4.9-inch color TFT LCD (New fonts and wallpapers available)
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