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ICOM IC-7700
HF/50/144MHz All mode
Transceiver
200 watts and shares many
features from its "big brother" |
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ICOM IC-7700 |
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The IC-7700 shares many
features with its “big brother”, the world
famous IC-7800. With two independent DSP units, a
+40dBm* 3rd order
intercept point and ultra wide dynamic range to name but
a few of these
features, this transceiver is expected to a major
success within the
contesting community and the Amateur world as a whole.
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Two 32-bit floating point
units.
Two independent DSP units (of
the same type used in the IC-7800) are built-in: One for
the transmitter and receiver; and one for the spectrum
scope. The IC-7700 expands on the phenomenal performance
of the 32-bit DSP that Icom introduced to the amateur
world. With the 24-bit AD/DA converter, this
com¬bination supports many DSP features in the IC-7700. |
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+40dBm ultra high intercept
point.
By sparing no expense
throughout the signal chain, Icom has developed an
amateur rig that challenges the perfor¬mance of any
“Military Grade” transceiver. You’ll enjoy a +40dBm* 3rd
order intercept point and ultra wide dynamic range that
is, like its IC-7800 “big brother”, amateur radio’s
highest. The IC-7700 continues Icom’s setting of the
bench mark for HF transceivers. Examples include the use
of me¬chanical relays instead of traditional
semi-conductors and high performance DMOS mixers with a
high-drive Local Oscillator. Using only two IF stages
and Icom’s image rejec¬tion technology, enables the
IC-7700 to clearly reproduce very weak signals as well
as very strong signals without distortion. |
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Automatic tracking
pre-selector.
As your first line of defence
against interfering signals, the pre-selector rejects
unwanted out of band interference from multi-multi
operation or strong broadcast stations. The 7700’s
pre-selector automatically tracks the intended signal,
keeping the pre-selector’s bandwidth centred on the
operating frequency. |
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200W output power at full
duty.
Newly designed push-pull
MOS-FET amplifiers work with 48V DC; providing a
powerful 200W of output power at full duty cycle with
low IMD in all bands. A low-noise switching power supply
is built-in. |
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Ultra high frequency
stability.
Your IC-7700 shares the
IC-7800’s standard stability of ±0.05ppm! Even on 6m
band, that is less than 3Hz error from the Oven
Controlled Crystal Oscillator! Also, a 10MHz reference
frequency can be input/output for external equipment. |
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7-inch wide colour TFT LCD.
Contesting is often a marathon
sport. Be kind to your eyes! The large 7-inch wide
(800×480 pixels) colour display has to be seen to be
believed! A high linearity needle S-me¬ter,
multi-function spectrum scope and RTTY/PSK31 mes¬sages
are displayed in vivid colour. In addition, the IC-7700
has a VGA connector allowing you to connect an external
monitor.
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Multi function spectrum
scope.
With the dedicated DSP unit,
the spectrum scope offers linearity, accuracy and
resolution. By adjusting the scope selectivity
(resolution band width), the spectrum scope al¬lows you
to find those weak signals right next to strong ones!
With this ground breaking scope, you can even monitor
the distortion or width of the received signals. In
addition, the scope range can be set independently from
the receiving frequency. You can monitor the band
condi¬tion between the selected sweep edges, as well as
sweep a selected band width centred on the receiving
frequency in the scope screen. |
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RTTY/PSK31 operation without
PC connection.
The IC-7700 has a modulator
and demodulator for the 2 major HF amateur digital
modes. It is possible to encode and decode PSK31 as well
as baudot RTTY signals by simply connecting a USB
keyboard to the IC-7700. You no longer need to connect a
PC for RTTY/PSK31 operation. In addition, transmitted
and received messages can be stored to a USB memory
device and transferred to your PC. |
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IF notch filter with
adjustable notch filter characteristics.
The IC-7700’s DSP controlled
manual notch filter shape can be set in 3-steps for the
various receiving conditions. Use a soft filter shape
for tuning an interfered tone, then switch to the sharp
one to cut 70dB off the tone.
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Professional 6m receiver
The Digital Voice Recorder
(DVR) is a convenient function for contests,
DXpeditions, field day and even normal op¬eration.
Record your callsign, CQ, or other station informa¬tion
into a memory. Independent “Rec” and “Play” buttons are
on the front panel. |
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Digital Voice recorder
While most HF/50MHz
transceivers share the preamp be¬tween the HF bands and
50MHz band, the IC-7700 uses an exclusive preamp and
mixer especially for 50MHz. This preamp and mixer are
tuned to the 50MHz band and improve cross modulation
characteristics, particularly important when picking up
a very weak signal near a strong station. |
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Digital Voice recorder
•1 port for USB memory drive
•1 port for USB keyboard |