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Gery, there is the ICOM IC-9100. It's newer than the 2000, and covers the
same frequency ranges. It has the newer roofing filters, although it only
comes with 2 of the three. It does have some speech capability, but I think
it only can speak frequency, mode, and SWR.
I am going to start modifying JJRadio to support this rig. As a matter of
fact, I'm picking one up to work with tomorrow. A friend is letting me
borrow it for that purpose.
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Jim, KE5AL
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From: Gery Gaubert
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