[ICOM] IC-707

[Carl Morgan]

Thanks Gary, appreciate your insight.

73  <>  Carl


At 11:12 AM 5/5/2010, you wrote:
>Its a basic HF transceiver without FM unless the UI-9 was added. Much
>like the current IC-718 but no direct frequency entry, or DSP.
>It will do 160 through 10 meters has 4 split memory channels, semi
>breakin CW, CI-V, front speaker, 32 memory channels, dual VFO for split
>operation.
>Uses the 455 kHz CW filters.
>
>I would say between $300 to $500.00. It was and is a GOOD basic HF
>transceiver. Will make someone a great rig.
>
>I was going to buy one several years ago, they were out of stock at the
>time so I got a 706MKII instead and still have it. Also have an IC-718
>
>Gary K8IZ
>
>On 5/5/2010 5:53 AM, Carl Morgan wrote:
> > Any thoughts about the current market value of an IC-707?  The radio
> > is used but in above average condition including a hand microphone
> > and owner's manual  -  no other accessories.
> >
> > Appreciate any and all replies.
> >
> > 73<>   Carl
> >
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