Get ready to drool on your keyboard, the new R9500 is coming.
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/widerxvr/0095.html
http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/widerxvr/0095.html
rcvmo said:. . . The TX/RX has to be mounted on the pole within a couple feet of the TX/RX to reduce line loss, no matter what expensive cable your using.
rcvmo
trunker0205 said:I am wondering, what can anyone possibly listen too above 1.3 gig I see this radio goes to 3.3 gig...what if anything is up there...
Oh, yes we have, but a remote mounted transverter is a more practical and a lot cheaper than a waveguide.N_Jay said:That's cause hams have not discovered waveguide. :lol: :lol: :lol:
N_Jay said:That's cause hams have not discovered waveguide. :lol: :lol: :lol:
gcgrotz said:Waveguide for 2.5 GHz is very large and expensive too.
kg4icg said:now you know this radio is the ic9000 replacement and it's going to be in the 10k plus range on dollars. so don't get your mouth watering too much. and Icom kind of butchers the 800 band when trying to keep the cellphone frequencies out.
R Collins
Yokoshibu said:is it just me or does it look like a Rhode and schwartz ?
NE9N said:Hey Fellas!! I find it strange that all of these super radio receivers such as the Icom R-9000, AOR AR-ONE, & AR-ALPHA are all being labled for EXPORT OR GOVERNMENT USE ONLY!!! How can anybody outside of these restrictions obtain one of these receivers??? I woulden't mind having one or all three of these in my radio shack!!!!! By the way does anybody know what the penalty would be for a company to sell any of these radio receivers to the general public?????