Available in December 2020 and weighing in at around £1600 comes this new HF / 50 and 70 MHz transceiver from Yaesu. Easy to see this radio relies heavily on the FTDX-101D display and is of course Software Defined Radio (SDR) That is a radio I’m guessing is going to fly off the shelves (maybe)
Video link supplied by Rob PE9PE a man with his finger on pulse of ham radio
Lamco will have them cheaper too! https://tinyurl.com/y2rw2e8j
All Rights Reserved (c) http://www.simonthewizard.com 2013-2020 Unauthorised Use / Or Duplication of this material without express and written permission from this blog’s author is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to simonthewizard and http://www.simonthewizard.com with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.
when is Icom going to wake up and do like Yaesu has done with the 991a and put vhf and uhf on . its to much like the 7300 that is now up for sale second hand all over. they have to bring a complete new radio out shack in the box. the Icom ic 7900 is out bot not many want 23 cems . they are to slow of the mark.
Think it’s a hoax. It is marked hf/50 MHz on then front. No one else the Stanton has mentiond it. That’s strange.
From radio data sheet.
Frequency Ranges:
RX 30kHz – 75MHz (Operating)
1.8MHz – 29.699999MHz (Specified performance, Amateur bands only)*
*5.1675/5.332/5.348/5.3585/5.373/5.405MHz (US only), 5.351500-5.366500MHz (EU only)/ 5.25000-5.406500 (UK only)
50MHz – 53.999999MHz (Specified performance, Amateur bands only)
70MHz – 70.499999MHz (Specifed performance, UK Amateur bands version only) TX 1.8 – 54MHz (Amateur bands only)
R.I.P IC-7300 LOL
got to replace the857