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Hmmm, mine works OK! I have made numerous QSOs on 60m but most were during the first week that it was opened! Nothing melted in mine. On Sat, 22 Nov 2003 08:37:02 -0500, "Paul Vanasse" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I'm passing this info along because I thought it was important for the group >(and before someone damages the radio they worked so hard for). The below >email was a response from an ICOM tech after an amateur op inquired about >the performance of the 746 and 746 Pro on 60 meters. Take the info for what >its worth. > >73 de Paul > >Good Morning.... > >Thanks for your e-mail. > >The 746 final PA band pass filters were never designed to support operation >outside of the amateur radio bands. They will "stretch" to accept normal >operation in the MARS and CAP frequencies just above and just below the >amateur radio spectrum, but they will not support operation down in the 5 >MHz area. They will heat up and you will damage the radio. About the only >two radios will have reasonable operation on the 5 MHz area are the 706MkIIG >and the 718. > >Best Regards; > >Mike Hilton > >Technical Support Representative > > ICOM America, Inc. > >2380 116th Ave. NE > >Bellevue, WA 98004 > >Ph. (425) 454-7619 > >Fax (425) 637-8417 > >www.icomamerica.com > >
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