This is also true of the currentlyavailable IC The 781 was the first transceiver with a built-in real time spectrum scope. The 781: In its day, the IC-781 was the most cutting-edge, yet at the same time the most expensive radio available to the average ham. This page is not intended to guide you as to which radio to buy or keep that is your decision to make. Those readers who 'live and die by the numbers' will need to look elsewhere to find them, I m not posting any here. This article should not be taken as the ultimate authority on the subject, but rather one person s perspective tempered with experience and technical knowledge. These variations can also be attributed to the elements of subjectivity and personal opinions of the author. My results may not be typical results they may vary from the results obtained by others performing the same tests. The testing that will be covered in the article will be performed in side-by-side, A-B, real world, on-air feature-for-feature testing. It also I will not do any lab tests I believe that lab testing of these units has been fully covered by the ARRL, RSGB, and various other testing entities. It is one of the most sophisticated radios on the market today.

The 7800: Currently, the 7800 is one of the most expensive transceivers available to radio amateurs. By Matt Erickson, KK5DRДў be called one of the best analog based radios ever made, and most recently one of the best digital based radios currently available from ICOM Inc.

1 Overview: In this article I wish to illustrate the similarities and the differences in what could IC-781 vs.

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