Hi Jim,
Interesting you mention that 7800, I saw the photo of
the "Mother of ALL HF transceivers" at the Gigaparts
website and it was under glass. Oh yeah, many many
processors and maybe like the old PC's they will have
open sockets for "DSP coprocessors".
For all those guys that though Orion is HUGE, well I
guess with the 7800 you will need to pour a tower base
under radio! Enormous.
73,
de WB8YQJ/6
--- Jim Reid <jimr.reid@verizon.net> wrote:
> > Bet nothing says that Jim can't meet the plane and
> ride
> > with the delivery truck to make sure that the
> driver
> > knows the way . . .
>
> We have only ONE road between the Lihue airport and
> Koloa, hi. And, the Fed Ex driver has been here
> many
> times before delivering stuff from Ten Tec. He
> knows
> the way. Anyway, the FE tracking site still has no
> update in the past 2 1/2 hours; no indication of
> arrival here
> on the island, nor into a van for delivery as the
> usually
> show.
>
> How about that Icom IC-7800 unveiled at Dayton
> today:
> Four 32 bit DSP processors and a 7 inch LCD color
> multi function display. Wonder by how much the
> price,
> as not yet announced, will exceed 2x's the price for
> an Orion?? Guess that is why Icom had to hire all
> those added DSP engineers -- to decide how to
> use not two, but four SOA DSP processors. Suppose
> this is sort of a horsepower race?
>
> 73, Jim KH7M
>
>
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