The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
73, John Brier KG4AKV
Since it is the first icom vhf/uhf sdr radio and considering the previous one (910) was released several years ago I would suggested to wait before bugs are resolved.
From previous experiences the first units would have, likely, issues solved later on.
I don’t like to be a beta tester, especially buying the units full price, we all experienced the icom units de pricing after the first 8/10 months (7610 docet)
Fabio F5VKV
On 15 Dec 2018, at 00:13, John Brier [email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I agree it’s a bit of a gamble and I generally wait a while, but I have no decent satellite rig now and I’ll take my chances.
Dan
Sent from here. NM3A
On Dec 14, 2018, at 18:41, Fabio [email protected] wrote:
Since it is the first icom vhf/uhf sdr radio and considering the previous one (910) was released several years ago I would suggested to wait before bugs are resolved.
From previous experiences the first units would have, likely, issues solved later on.
I don’t like to be a beta tester, especially buying the units full price, we all experienced the icom units de pricing after the first 8/10 months (7610 docet)
Fabio F5VKV
On 15 Dec 2018, at 00:13, John Brier [email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I'm still reeling from taking one of the first 7610's delivered. The pre-amp 1 and 2 suppressed the incoming signals. It had to go back to Icom's main repair facility ....at my expense. They did find a cold solder joint in the pre-amp circuit and did return the radio pre-paid. But, I still had to pay the 'to them' shipping! However, it is a very fine radio! 73 George WA5KBH
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018 at 8:04 PM Mail [email protected] wrote:
I agree it’s a bit of a gamble and I generally wait a while, but I have no decent satellite rig now and I’ll take my chances.
Dan
Sent from here. NM3A
On Dec 14, 2018, at 18:41, Fabio [email protected] wrote:
Since it is the first icom vhf/uhf sdr radio and considering the
previous one (910) was released several years ago I would suggested to wait before bugs are resolved.
From previous experiences the first units would have, likely, issues
solved later on.
I don’t like to be a beta tester, especially buying the units full
price, we all experienced the icom units de pricing after the first 8/10 months (7610 docet)
Fabio F5VKV
On 15 Dec 2018, at 00:13, John Brier [email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I think I’m supposed to be saving for the five and dime.
73, Scott N1AIA
On Dec 14, 2018, at 18:13, John Brier [email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I’ve had it on order for a year!
Dan
Sent from here. NM3A
On Dec 14, 2018, at 18:13, John Brier [email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
73, John Brier KG4AKV _______________________________________________ Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum available to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. Opinions expressed are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views of AMSAT-NA. Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb
I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the radio in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a reasonable price, so we'll see.
I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first.
73,
Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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Ken: I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would you please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and build a portable operating trailer. Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the back (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my garage). Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), TicRing, and ProSistel.
So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. Putting up another tower has received XYL veto.
73, CU on the birds soon.
Dave KJ9I
On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the radio in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a reasonable price, so we'll see.
I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first.
73,
Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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Hi Dave,
Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer 2019.
All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well.
73, Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] wrote:
Ken: I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would you please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and build a portable operating trailer. Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the back (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my garage). Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), TicRing, and ProSistel.
So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. Putting up another tower has received XYL veto.
73, CU on the birds soon.
Dave KJ9I
On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the radio in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a reasonable price, so we'll see.
I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first.
73,
Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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The 9700 has an ethernet port & ICOM has remote software, it should be very easy once we know what's actually supported.
Certainly shouldn't need expensive third party units.
Peter, 2M0SQL
On Sat, 15 Dec 2018, 05:26 Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] wrote:
Hi Dave,
Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer 2019.
All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well.
73, Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] wrote:
Ken: I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would
you
please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and build a portable operating trailer. Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the
back
(unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my garage). Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), TicRing, and ProSistel.
So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also..
Putting
up another tower has received XYL veto.
73, CU on the birds soon.
Dave KJ9I
On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the
radio
in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a
reasonable
price, so we'll see.
I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first.
73,
Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
73, John Brier KG4AKV _______________________________________________ Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum available to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. Opinions expressed are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views
of
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I have been wondering how well Icom's remote software will play with typical satellite tracking-tuning software?. I have asked some IC-9100 folks, but have not found someone using both. Perhaps someone here will have experience.
73,
Alan WA4SCA
<-----Original Message----- <From: AMSAT-BB [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter <Goodhall (2M0SQL) <Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2018 06:46 AM <To: Kenneth P Alexander [email protected] <Cc: Amsat [email protected] <Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019 < <The 9700 has an ethernet port & ICOM has remote software, it should be very <easy once we know what's actually supported. < <Certainly shouldn't need expensive third party units. < <Peter, 2M0SQL < <On Sat, 15 Dec 2018, 05:26 Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] wrote: < <> Hi Dave, <> <> Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of <> things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill <> everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. <> And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I <> want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer <> 2019. <> <> All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as <> the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while <> and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well. <> <> 73, <> Ken <> VE3HLS <> So Phisai, Thailand <> Blog: bueng-ken.com <> <> On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] <> wrote: <> <> > Ken: <> > I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would <> you <> > please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. <> > Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to <> > see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. <> > With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best <> > suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and <> > build a portable operating trailer. <> > Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for <> > my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the <> back <> > (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my <> > garage). <> > Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can <> > meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), <> > TicRing, and ProSistel. <> > <> > So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. <> Putting <> > up another tower has received XYL veto. <> > <> > 73, CU on the birds soon. <> > <> > Dave KJ9I <> > <> > On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <> > <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote: <> > <> > >I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the <> radio <> > >in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not <> > >optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a <> reasonable <> > >price, so we'll see. <> > > <> > >I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first. <> > > <> > >73, <> > > <> > >Ken <> > >VE3HLS <> > >So Phisai, Thailand <> > >Blog: bueng-ken.com <> > > <> > >On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote: <> > > <> > >> The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 <> > >> yen ($1,657 USD). <> > >> <> > >> "Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The <> > >> IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. <> > >> They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the <> > >> IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering <> > >> the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands." <> > >> <> > >> https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/ <> > >> <> > >> Who is getting one? :-) <> > >> <> > >> 73, John Brier KG4AKV <> > >> _______________________________________________ <> > >> Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum <available <> > >> to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. <> > >>Opinions <> > >> expressed <> > >> are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views <> of <> > >> AMSAT-NA. <> > >> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite <> > >>program! <> > >> Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat- <bb <> > >> <> > >_______________________________________________ <> > >Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum <available <> > >to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. <> > >Opinions expressed <> > >are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views of <> > >AMSAT-NA. <> > >Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite <> program! <> > >Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb <> > <> > <> > <> _______________________________________________ <> Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum <available <> to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. <Opinions <> expressed <> are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views of <> AMSAT-NA. <> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite <program! <> Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat-bb <> <_______________________________________________ <Sent via [email protected]. 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Alan,
You can't run the Icom remote software and SatPC32 together on the 9100 because they fight for the same ports.
Dave-KB1PVH
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On Mon, Dec 24, 2018, 7:40 AM Alan <[email protected] wrote:
I have been wondering how well Icom's remote software will play with typical satellite tracking-tuning software?. I have asked some IC-9100 folks, but have not found someone using both. Perhaps someone here will have experience.
73,
Alan WA4SCA
<-----Original Message----- <From: AMSAT-BB [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter <Goodhall (2M0SQL) <Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2018 06:46 AM <To: Kenneth P Alexander [email protected] <Cc: Amsat [email protected] <Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019 < <The 9700 has an ethernet port & ICOM has remote software, it should be very <easy once we know what's actually supported. < <Certainly shouldn't need expensive third party units. < <Peter, 2M0SQL < <On Sat, 15 Dec 2018, 05:26 Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] wrote: < <> Hi Dave, <> <> Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of <> things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill <> everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. <> And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I <> want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer <> 2019. <> <> All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as <> the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while <> and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well. <> <> 73, <> Ken <> VE3HLS <> So Phisai, Thailand <> Blog: bueng-ken.com <> <> On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] <> wrote: <> <> > Ken: <> > I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would <> you <> > please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. <> > Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to <> > see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. <> > With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best <> > suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and <> > build a portable operating trailer. <> > Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for <> > my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the <> back <> > (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my <> > garage). <> > Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can <> > meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), <> > TicRing, and ProSistel. <> > <> > So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. <> Putting <> > up another tower has received XYL veto. <> > <> > 73, CU on the birds soon. <> > <> > Dave KJ9I <> > <> > On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <> > <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote: <> > <> > >I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the <> radio <> > >in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not <> > >optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a <> reasonable <> > >price, so we'll see. <> > > <> > >I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first. <> > > <> > >73, <> > > <> > >Ken <> > >VE3HLS <> > >So Phisai, Thailand <> > >Blog: bueng-ken.com <> > > <> > >On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote: <> > > <> > >> The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 <> > >> yen ($1,657 USD). <> > >> <> > >> "Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The <> > >> IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. <> > >> They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the <> > >> IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering <> > >> the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands." <> > >> <> > >> https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/ <> > >> <> > >> Who is getting one? :-) <> > >> <> > >> 73, John Brier KG4AKV <> > >> _______________________________________________ <> > >> Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum <available <> > >> to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. <> > >>Opinions <> > >> expressed <> > >> are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views <> of <> > >> AMSAT-NA. <> > >> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite <> > >>program! <> > >> Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat- <bb <> > >> <> > >_______________________________________________ <> > >Sent via [email protected]. 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That's what I suspected. Been following a general discussion of the subject on the IC-9100 list. There are some features in the Icom remote software which would be nice even in the shack.
73,
Alan WA4SCA
<-----Original Message----- <From: Dave Webb KB1PVH [mailto:[email protected]] <Sent: Monday, December 24, 2018 06:46 AM <To: [email protected] <Cc: [email protected]; AMSAT -BB [email protected] <Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019 < <Alan, < < You can't run the Icom remote software and SatPC32 together on the 9100 <because they fight for the same ports. < < <Dave-KB1PVH < < <Sent from my Galaxy S9 < <On Mon, Dec 24, 2018, 7:40 AM Alan <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected] wrote: < < < I have been wondering how well Icom's remote software will play <with typical satellite tracking-tuning software?. I have asked some IC-9100 <folks, but have not found someone using both. Perhaps someone here will <have experience. < < 73, < < Alan < WA4SCA < < < <-----Original Message----- < <From: AMSAT-BB [mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected] ] On Behalf Of Peter < <Goodhall (2M0SQL) < <Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2018 06:46 AM < <To: Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected] > < <Cc: Amsat <[email protected] mailto:[email protected] > < <Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019 < < < <The 9700 has an ethernet port & ICOM has remote software, it <should be very < <easy once we know what's actually supported. < < < <Certainly shouldn't need expensive third party units. < < < <Peter, 2M0SQL < < < <On Sat, 15 Dec 2018, 05:26 Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected] wrote: < < < <> Hi Dave, < <> < <> Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A <lot of < <> things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill < <> everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location <first. < <> And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from <where I < <> want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before <summer < <> 2019. < <> < <> All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use <as < <> the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around <for a while < <> and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well. < <> < <> 73, < <> Ken < <> VE3HLS < <> So Phisai, Thailand < <> Blog: bueng-ken.com http://bueng-ken.com < <> < <> On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <<[email protected] mailto:[email protected] < <> wrote: < <> < <> > Ken: < <> > I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. <Would < <> you < <> > please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan <progresses. < <> > Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall <trees to < <> > see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. < <> > With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t <best < <> > suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at <this and < <> > build a portable operating trailer. < <> > Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator <for < <> > my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on <the < <> back < <> > (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in <my < <> > garage). < <> > Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no- <one can < <> > meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio <(Spid), < <> > TicRing, and ProSistel. < <> > < <> > So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. < <> Putting < <> > up another tower has received XYL veto. < <> > < <> > 73, CU on the birds soon. < <> > < <> > Dave KJ9I < <> > < <> > On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P <Alexander" < <> > <[email protected] <mailto:amsat-bb- [email protected] on behalf of [email protected] <mailto:[email protected] > wrote: < <> > < <> > >I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with <the < <> radio < <> > >in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm <not < <> > >optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a < <> reasonable < <> > >price, so we'll see. < <> > > < <> > >I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first. < <> > > < <> > >73, < <> > > < <> > >Ken < <> > >VE3HLS < <> > >So Phisai, Thailand < <> > >Blog: bueng-ken.com http://bueng-ken.com < <> > > < <> > >On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected] wrote: < <> > > < <> > >> The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for <188,000 < <> > >> yen ($1,657 USD). < <> > >> < <> > >> "Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or <region." "The < <> > >> IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 <HF radio. < <> > >> They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. <Using the < <> > >> IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station <covering < <> > >> the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands." < <> > >> < <> > >> https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/ < <> > >> < <> > >> Who is getting one? :-) < <> > >> < <> > >> 73, John Brier KG4AKV < <> > >> _______________________________________________ < <> > >> Sent via [email protected] <mailto:AMSAT- [email protected] . AMSAT-NA makes this open forum < <available < <> > >> to all interested persons worldwide without requiring <membership. < <> > >>Opinions < <> > >> expressed < <> > >> are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official <views < <> of < <> > >> AMSAT-NA. < <> > >> Not an AMSAT-NA member? 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Alan,
This is not a direct analogy but I had issues with port sharing on the IC-7300 when running N1MM and WSJT-X. I will spare you all of the steps along the way but I found the easiest solution was to run N1MM through the USB port and WSJT-X via CT-17 using the "Remote" connection on the IC-7300. May not help in your setting but works well for me. For rotator control is use PSTRotator in client/server mode and that is really great.
John
On Mon, Dec 24, 2018 at 7:40 AM Alan [email protected] wrote:
I have been wondering how well Icom's remote software will play with typical satellite tracking-tuning software?. I have asked some IC-9100 folks, but have not found someone using both. Perhaps someone here will have experience.
73,
Alan WA4SCA
<-----Original Message----- <From: AMSAT-BB [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter <Goodhall (2M0SQL) <Sent: Saturday, December 15, 2018 06:46 AM <To: Kenneth P Alexander [email protected] <Cc: Amsat [email protected] <Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019 < <The 9700 has an ethernet port & ICOM has remote software, it should be very <easy once we know what's actually supported. < <Certainly shouldn't need expensive third party units. < <Peter, 2M0SQL < <On Sat, 15 Dec 2018, 05:26 Kenneth P Alexander <[email protected] wrote: < <> Hi Dave, <> <> Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of <> things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill <> everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. <> And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I <> want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer <> 2019. <> <> All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as <> the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while <> and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well. <> <> 73, <> Ken <> VE3HLS <> So Phisai, Thailand <> Blog: bueng-ken.com <> <> On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] <> wrote: <> <> > Ken: <> > I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would <> you <> > please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. <> > Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to <> > see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. <> > With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best <> > suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and <> > build a portable operating trailer. <> > Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for <> > my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the <> back <> > (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my <> > garage). <> > Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can <> > meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), <> > TicRing, and ProSistel. <> > <> > So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. <> Putting <> > up another tower has received XYL veto. <> > <> > 73, CU on the birds soon. <> > <> > Dave KJ9I <> > <> > On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <> > <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote: <> > <> > >I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the <> radio <> > >in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not <> > >optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a <> reasonable <> > >price, so we'll see. <> > > <> > >I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first. <> > > <> > >73, <> > > <> > >Ken <> > >VE3HLS <> > >So Phisai, Thailand <> > >Blog: bueng-ken.com <> > > <> > >On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote: <> > > <> > >> The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 <> > >> yen ($1,657 USD). <> > >> <> > >> "Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The <> > >> IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. <> > >> They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the <> > >> IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering <> > >> the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands." <> > >> <> > >> https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/ <> > >> <> > >> Who is getting one? :-) <> > >> <> > >> 73, John Brier KG4AKV <> > >> _______________________________________________ <> > >> Sent via [email protected]. AMSAT-NA makes this open forum <available <> > >> to all interested persons worldwide without requiring membership. <> > >>Opinions <> > >> expressed <> > >> are solely those of the author, and do not reflect the official views <> of <> > >> AMSAT-NA. <> > >> Not an AMSAT-NA member? Join now to support the amateur satellite <> > >>program! <> > >> Subscription settings: http://www.amsat.org/mailman/listinfo/amsat- <bb <> > >> <> > >_______________________________________________ <> > >Sent via [email protected]. 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I have been using RemoteRig successfully with Icom for several years. Works great and ZERO loss of fidelity (detectable by me) due to A>D and D>A conversion.
That said, I use it within the same network; I do not try to remote in from outside of the house.
Good luck!
73,
Jim
On 12/15/2018 12:24 AM, Kenneth P Alexander wrote:
Hi Dave,
Don't hold your breath waiting for me to set up a remote station. A lot of things have to happen first. If the radio is too expensive that'll kill everything before I get started. I also have to secure a location first. And then there's the problem that I live 12 time zones away from where I want to set up the radio. I'll be lucky to have it going before summer 2019.
All that said, I will most likely buy a pair of Remoterig boxes to use as the interface to the internet. Their equipment has been around for a while and they seem to know Icom equipment pretty well.
73, Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 10:39 David J. Schmocker <[email protected] wrote:
Ken: I am also in queue to buy an IC-9700 as my first satellite rig. Would you please let me know how the ³remote controlling² plan progresses. Due to limitations at my QTH, (I need to get above 18 meter tall trees to see horizon); I need an orbital ring rotor for my satellite work. With goals to work DX stations and WAS, portable operation isn¹t best suited to meet my operating goals or maybe I need to relook at this and build a portable operating trailer. Interesting, I have been trying for six months to buy a ring rotator for my existing 45G tower that I can also mount an elevation rotor on the back (unbalanced load) for satellite antennas (already bought and in my garage). Six months of trying (so far) and no rotor is on order because no-one can meet the requirements. I¹ve tried K0XG Systems, AlfaRadio (Spid), TicRing, and ProSistel.
So remote controlling a station may be the way I have to go also.. Putting up another tower has received XYL veto.
73, CU on the birds soon.
Dave KJ9I
On 12/14/18, 6:59 PM, "AMSAT-BB on behalf of Kenneth P Alexander" <[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:
I have my eye on it to use as a remotely controlled station with the radio in FN03. I would operate it from my home here in Thailand. I'm not optimistic about the price in Canada. However the IC-7300 is a reasonable price, so we'll see.
I have to learn a lot about remotely controlling a rig first.
73,
Ken VE3HLS So Phisai, Thailand Blog: bueng-ken.com
On Sat, Dec 15, 2018, 06:14 John Brier <[email protected] wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I have been on the reserve list from day one based mostly on the fact of how well my 7300 works, If the 9700 performs as well it will be light years ahead of my 9100.
73, Kevin WA7FWF
On 12/14/2018 3:13 PM, John Brier wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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I have had the VAPORS for one ever since they were announced. Its not that I couldn't order one, but in the past when I order a new radio in 6 months the new A or D version came out, and mine never did have all of the features of that newer radio. That happened with my Tand R 599 Kenwood Twins, IC-737, my Ft100, FTDX3000. Need I go one.
I am going to wait until they get all of the field mods done, and the list of people on the waiting list goes away and the price goes down. My Ft-847 is working just fine.
So all you that are going to do the trouble shooting on my next radio, I thank you in advance.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018, 6:17 PM Kevin <[email protected] wrote:
I have been on the reserve list from day one based mostly on the fact of how well my 7300 works, If the 9700 performs as well it will be light years ahead of my 9100.
73, Kevin WA7FWF
On 12/14/2018 3:13 PM, John Brier wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
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Probably before most everyone on here's time but the 847 had a very big problem with the first batch requiring it to be send back to Yaesu to fix. The first batch had a problem with the RS-232 port not working properly. I'm glad I waited, then ordered after that was resolved. I remember testing the radio at HRO to make sure the serial port worked before buying it :-) So, yes I will also be waiting for a bit before ordering mine. My Flex VU5K, and Icom 9100 are doing just fine for the time being...
73 Jeff kb2m
-----Original Message----- From: H. Stephen Nipper Sent: Friday, December 14, 2018 8:41 PM To: Kevin Schuchmann Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019
I have had the VAPORS for one ever since they were announced. Its not that I couldn't order one, but in the past when I order a new radio in 6 months the new A or D version came out, and mine never did have all of the features of that newer radio. That happened with my Tand R 599 Kenwood Twins, IC-737, my Ft100, FTDX3000. Need I go one.
I am going to wait until they get all of the field mods done, and the list of people on the waiting list goes away and the price goes down. My Ft-847 is working just fine.
So all you that are going to do the trouble shooting on my next radio, I thank you in advance.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018, 6:17 PM Kevin <[email protected] wrote:
I have been on the reserve list from day one based mostly on the fact of how well my 7300 works, If the 9700 performs as well it will be light years ahead of my 9100.
73, Kevin WA7FWF
On 12/14/2018 3:13 PM, John Brier wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
73, John Brier KG4AKV
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If I had a 9100... but I don’t, so I’m going for the 9700. Wish me good luck!
Dan
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On Dec 15, 2018, at 09:49, [email protected] [email protected] wrote:
Probably before most everyone on here's time but the 847 had a very big problem with the first batch requiring it to be send back to Yaesu to fix. The first batch had a problem with the RS-232 port not working properly. I'm glad I waited, then ordered after that was resolved. I remember testing the radio at HRO to make sure the serial port worked before buying it :-) So, yes I will also be waiting for a bit before ordering mine. My Flex VU5K, and Icom 9100 are doing just fine for the time being...
73 Jeff kb2m
-----Original Message----- From: H. Stephen Nipper Sent: Friday, December 14, 2018 8:41 PM To: Kevin Schuchmann Cc: [email protected] Subject: Re: [amsat-bb] Icom IC-9700 in January 2019
I have had the VAPORS for one ever since they were announced. Its not that I couldn't order one, but in the past when I order a new radio in 6 months the new A or D version came out, and mine never did have all of the features of that newer radio. That happened with my Tand R 599 Kenwood Twins, IC-737, my Ft100, FTDX3000. Need I go one.
I am going to wait until they get all of the field mods done, and the list of people on the waiting list goes away and the price goes down. My Ft-847 is working just fine.
So all you that are going to do the trouble shooting on my next radio, I thank you in advance.
On Fri, Dec 14, 2018, 6:17 PM Kevin <[email protected] wrote:
I have been on the reserve list from day one based mostly on the fact of how well my 7300 works, If the 9700 performs as well it will be light years ahead of my 9100.
73, Kevin WA7FWF
On 12/14/2018 3:13 PM, John Brier wrote:
The Icom IC-9700 will be released in January 2019 in Japan for 188,000 yen ($1,657 USD).
"Delivery times may vary, depending on the country or region." "The IC-9700 is the perfect side-by-side companion to the IC-7300 HF radio. They are the same size and have almost identical ergonomics. Using the IC-9700 and IC-7300 creates an ideal, compact radio station covering the HF, 144, 430 and 1200 MHz bands."
https://qrznow.com/ic-9700-new-release/
Who is getting one? :-)
73, John Brier KG4AKV
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