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Hi Bill,
Thanks for posting.
My hope is that the 7300 is an excellent radio- so that it drives the
price down for some of the radios I want to own. I'm not into the knobbed
radio tradition, so the 7300 isn't for me. But if it's
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Hi Bill,
Thanks for posting.
My hope is that the 7300 is an excellent radio- so that it drives
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Jerry,
So pleased you are happy with your purchase.
Michael- KD8TUT
On 2/10/2016 9:06 AM
On Wed,2/10/2016 5:01 AM, Michael Cozzi wrote:
My hope is that the 7300 is an excellent radio- so that it drives the
price down for some of the radios I want to own.
From my perspective, it seems like the cost of radios is driven
primarily by what it costs to build, sell, (and with some
I will add, that the KX3 is a really good value for a $1600
(kit) radio. (Filter, tuner, battery, Key & Mic included, but no
2M option.) But going to 100W does drive up the price quite a bit.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 2/10/16 at 9:50 AM, j...@audiosystemsgroup.com (Jim Brown) wrote:
My advice is that
The fact that I made a typo doe not effect the gist of the question. I
forgot - one has to be perfect to post here - otherwise all answers will
only knit pick the query and not address the question.
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Hi Bill,
Thanks for posting.
My hope is that the 7300 is an excellent radio- so that it drives
the price down for some of the radios I want to own. I'm not into the
knobbed radio tradition, so the 7300 isn't for me. But if it's great, we
might see a little price drop on other
If it only goes up to 74.8 mHz, then I don't think Elecraft has anything to
worry about :-)
73, Matt VK2RQ
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From: Bill <w2...@nycap.rr.com>
Sent: mercredi, février 10, 2016 2:17 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Competition fro
Icom is about to release their IC-7300 with rx from .03 to 74.8 mHz,
with a live display, auto tuner, 100 Watts, 15 included bandpass
filters, and a direct sampling receiver. All this for under $1500
street. I wonder how it will compare to the K3 in performance.
I am not looking to get an
I've been closely following the IC-7300 news because I'm a big fan of
direct sampling receivers. It's still too early to tell how well Icom will
pull it off. I really don't see it as being K3s competition, a more apt
comparison being TS-590 and FT-1200. Icom has been quite clear that
this will
Bill,
it seems to be different level. Nothing to compare to K3 I guess.
Will see...
73 - Petr, OK1RP
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I really don't see it as being K3s competition, a more apt comparison
being TS-590 and FT-1200. Icom has been quite clear that this will be
an entry level radio only.
I don't know that the TS-590 and FT-1200 are in the same class.
However, if the IC-7300 can pull off performance levels
That's the 22 mega-meter band...
73,
Drew
AF2Z
On 02/09/16 13:38, Matt Maguire wrote:
If it only goes up to 74.8 mHz, then I don't think Elecraft has anything to
worry about :-)
73, Matt VK2RQ
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