[Ham-Mac] (no subject)

Tue, 27 Apr 2004 18:50:13 -0700

I have had a lot of rigs over the years and I would be hard pressed to 
give up my IC-756PRO. I work several maritime nets where the ability to 
hear the weak ones and pick them out of the noise is critical. The 756 
PRo is great. On both 14.300 and 14.313 we have our share of 
intentional QRM and strong adjacent frequency signals and the PRO 
allows me to ignore the noise and keep the net going. It is no wonder 
that the 756PRO has become the favorite of contesters and DXpeditioners 
alike. For the small difference in price between the 746 and the 756 
I'd go for the latter.

73 de N7AAC

On Apr 27, 2004, at 5:48 PM, D. J. wrote:

> From all reports I've heard the 746Pro seems to be a very good choice.
>
> Dale
>
> On Apr 27, 2004, at 18:38, Steve Cabral wrote:
>
>> All-
>> I am looking for recommendations on purchasing a new HF rig.  I 
>> currently have an IC735, which has been great rig  and has run 
>> flawlessly over the years.  I am now looking for something with DSPs, 
>> AF noise reduction built in, more memory presets and a computer 
>> interface to connect to my Mac.   I am pretty much just a SSB DX guy 
>> who likes to  occasionally contest.
>>
>> I'm considering an IC 746PRO which seams to have everything I need 
>> and is reasonably priced.  I would love to hear your comments on this 
>> radio and your recommendations.
>>
>> 73,
>> -Steve, KM6XX
>>
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