Of Fred (FL)
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 9:00 PM
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: [Elecraft] Departing list ..
I've decided to not order the K3, and
am leaving this list today. Being a
1-rig ham, I really need to be practical
and go with a 1-rig HF/60/VHF/UHF rig,
ala IC-7000. Perhaps
Dohn wrote:
Without having seen the K3 in action, has anyone got any idea what the
differences would be if you stood an IC-7000 next to a K3 and compared their
performances?
Dohn N8EWY
K2 5815
K1
Fists 12820
Not even worth bothering to do a comparison.
The K2 blows the doors off
In defence of ICOM the IC-7000 is 100% different to the IC-706MkII.
Performance is another issue...
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: R. Kevin Stover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The IC-7000 is nothing more than a prettified 706MkII-G which has the
same HF receiver as the IC-718.
To: 'Fred (FL)'; elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Departing list ..
Without having seen the K3 in action, has anyone got any idea what the
differences would be if you stood an IC-7000 next to a K3 and
compared their
performances?
Dohn N8EWY
K2 5815
K1
Fists 12820
Agreed,
I have an ft-817 and portability is definitely it's strong suit. The
receiver is lacking to say the least. But, I can put an entire station in a
bag. People mix apples and oranges when comparing rigs.
All that says I have not finished the K2...
73 de KU4YP
Michael
] Departing list ..
I think we have to compare an apple with an apple. IC7000 is capable when
you see it as a mobile rig from 500k to UHF. It can no way be compared with
a contest rig like K2 and K3.
When coming to IC756pro3, its DSP manual notch within AGC loop is very
useful when operating the rig
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