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![]() Hello, I am doing market research for a new HF rig, and the Icom IC-746pro would be a leading choice, but I'm worried about the "no transmit" and other problems discussed at length on the web. Of course, you take your chances whenever you get a new high-tech toy. My question is how does the '746pro stack up against the competition in terms of actual failure rate and reliability? This is something the manufacturers are keenly aware of from their warranty data, but they probably aren't going to share it with us. :-( Most of us don't see enough different examples of enough types of rigs to have first-hand data, and anecdotes on the net are hard to calibrate. Given the bad press on the '746pro, I am pretty leery now, but if it's really only a small percentage of units that are affected, I might reconsider. How would you decide? 73, Martin, AA6E |
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