#Icom 756 pro ii sale driver#

I 'modernized' it by running it though a Timewave 599zx DSP and used that setup for SWL for about 6 months.Д«ut this year I decided to go for a license and got it in January.

#Icom 756 pro ii sale driver#

2 microphones, icom charger, icom usb driver and aerial from my late husbands radio collection. I looked long and hard at the Pro 2 and 3 but eventually decided on an old FT-1000D because I'm a sucker for awesome 80's rigs. Used, ICOM IC-756 Pro 111 unmarked - Full working Icom ic-756 pro 111 unmarked - full working order. I wanted to upgrade from my Kenwood R-1000 and the transceivers were just much more desirable than dedicated receivers. I was pretty much in the same boat last year. After so many years, and positive reviews, I dont have much else to say except that this radio is an excellent choice - even in 2016. The 756 Pro series are all absolutely fantastic radios, and I'm sure you would love it. The Icom 756 Pro is easier to learn and use, in most cases. As DanTSX said, there just isn't as much interest in receivers to warrant the constant development that the transceiver market gets. Buying a Pro 2 or Pro 3 for SWL isn't really that bad of an idea.