An 818 with Processor would be a good upgrade and at a price that is more than suitable but there's no chance. They all have to make a very expensive radio with all the bells and whistles where many people would be and are, quite happy with the 818.
Very much nowt it will come with the atu .just another way to get more money out of the public. Im in th market for a qrp set up so just just waiting to see it when it hits the UK .
I am sure it is not a replacement for the 817, they are completely different purpose the two transceivers and I think to try to compete to icom ic 705 and the xiegu x6200...all the best
But some OP from JA says it is not full duplex. So you can not listing on UHF and transmitting at the same time on VHF. This is really bad because this function is necessary for SAT operation. While transmitting, the RX of the 2nd band is switched off.
@@HamTechRadioScannerDrones Correct. However my question is, is your text correct or not? You wrote: "true simultaneous dual-band operation". That is suggesting you can transmit and receive simultanously on two different bands. However OPs from Japan are denying it. So what are your information and source? Thanks a lot for replay.
the 817ND was new for 550€, the FTX-1F as a replacement will be 1000€. it would surprize me if they aren't building the same cheap low quality commerical A/D-Converter into it like they have into the 710 and all their other SDRs, that is not worth that high price, it will never sound that good like the Icom IC-705. who knows maybe they make a very good radio, surprize me with that.
The FT-710 is not only an amazing radio, it has better numbers than the flagship icom. With twin speakers it will be so much better than the 705 and probably receive like the FT-710 the top SDR in the world. A lot of 705s will flood the used market.
@@whitepinephotography5887 it has "better numbers" because you make the mistake to not consider the low quality cheap A/D-Converters they unfortunatly built into their SDRs.
Totally disagree this will be a best seller they will be adding wifi it's in the new specs with 4 meters also being added it's also completely useable for satellites as you can either create memory channels or use split mode .
Thanks for showing the photograph of the front panel of the
FT1F
No prob
But one thing is certain, before you buy a Xiegu 6200 for almost 1000€, the Yaesu is the better choice!
Yes easily
I can’t wait for this radio to come out. I’m a Yaesu guy and want a new QRP rig.
Yes looks great
@@CplStiggs price can be alzo a factor on this or not !!!
An 818 with Processor would be a good upgrade and at a price that is more than suitable but there's no chance.
They all have to make a very expensive radio with all the bells and whistles where many people would be and are, quite happy with the 818.
True
Any news about the release date? They announced "early 2025", January is near over...
I think another month or so.
2025 It will be Yaesu's year. 73!
I feel also.ICOM have lots new products
Very much nowt it will come with the atu .just another way to get more money out of the public. Im in th market for a qrp set up so just just waiting to see it when it hits the UK .
Yes be interesting
What is the estimated price?
£1400
Do you think it will support an ATAS120a antenna?
Sorry email Yaesu
I am sure it is not a replacement for the 817, they are completely different purpose the two transceivers and I think to try to compete to icom ic 705 and the xiegu x6200...all the best
Hi totally agree .
But some OP from JA says it is not full duplex. So you can not listing on UHF and transmitting at the same time on VHF. This is really bad because this function is necessary for SAT operation. While transmitting, the RX of the 2nd band is switched off.
Name the radios that can do this ?
@@HamTechRadioScannerDrones Correct. However my question is, is your text correct or not? You wrote: "true simultaneous dual-band operation". That is suggesting you can transmit and receive simultanously on two different bands. However OPs from Japan are denying it. So what are your information and source? Thanks a lot for replay.
@@HamTechRadioScannerDrones
Kenwood TH-D72
Kenwood TM-V71
Kenwood TM-D710G
Icom IC-2730A
Icom IC-9700
Among others
It has now been confirmed full duplex.
@@whitepinephotography5887 really great. Do you have a source for this information?
The joke is that it is the successor of the 817 / 818 where the price was well under 1000€ and the successor sorry for 6 Watt ? I'll buy the new 710
But no VHF UHF
@@HamTechRadioScannerDrones yes the 817/ 818 have 2 m and 70 cm
It is a QRP RADIO. 6 watts will work the world.
the 817ND was new for 550€, the FTX-1F as a replacement will be 1000€. it would surprize me if they aren't building the same cheap low quality commerical A/D-Converter into it like they have into the 710 and all their other SDRs, that is not worth that high price, it will never sound that good like the Icom IC-705. who knows maybe they make a very good radio, surprize me with that.
The 710 is an amazing set
Just from inflation in looks like 550 Euros in 2004 is about 850 Euros in 2024, so 1000 isn’t as much of a leap as it seems.
The FT-710 is not only an amazing radio, it has better numbers than the flagship icom. With twin speakers it will be so much better than the 705 and probably receive like the FT-710 the top SDR in the world. A lot of 705s will flood the used market.
@@whitepinephotography5887 it has "better numbers" because you make the mistake to not consider the low quality cheap A/D-Converters they unfortunatly built into their SDRs.
Not full duplex for Sat operation and no wifi will make folks keep 705 over it.
Totally disagree this will be a best seller they will be adding wifi it's in the new specs with 4 meters also being added it's also completely useable for satellites as you can either create memory channels or use split mode .
Yaesu FTX-1F All Mode HF/VHF/UHF Transceiver
€ 999,00 Incl. In the Neterlands
No
Vergeet dat maar idioot!
Where in the Netherlands