I ordered one of these, and there are some more available in this ebay listing: https://www.ebay.com/itm/GPS-receiver-for-Icom-IC-7100-IC-9100-Ham-Amateur-Radio-GPS7100-module/202750873495 It will als

My wife had scheduled an appointment at 10 AM and I try to drive her when possible since she has good sight in only one eye (retinal detachment). So I missed the breakfast. When she told me yesterday

We don't want that!!! <shawn@crystalsound.biz> wrote:

Not sure yet here. I thought I would be able to make Elmer's night and came home, fell asleep for 12 hours, then got up for work 4:30 in the morning (happens about once a week). I've never joined the

Can we sell something for ourselves, maybe pay a "commission" to the club for facilitating the sale? <mathuews@hotmail.com> wrote: ---------------------------------------------------- Join the Icom gr

These were posted in another group. Only 10W so it wouldn't be as useful around here as in flatter areas. As a QRP rig, though, and having Dstar, it might be useful to some amateurs. Donald AD8DY http

Could we have a club members' table or two where we could take turns staffing the table for members' personal items for sale and we would call the member to the table if someone had a question or want

Maybe someone who is familiar with Kenwood radios might be able to help. I'm still struggling with the menu system on my 7100 I just bought used for mobile use. The 7300 and 5100 aren't too bad though

I'm not familiar with the Wouxun HT though I've seen it advertised. I have heard that they're nearly impossible to program without software, though. Donald AD8DY <ai4ha=me.com@groups.io> wrote: ------

Welcome to the area and the club. My name is Donald Hellen, AD8DY, also an extra class operator. I live in Chillicothe. A reset of your Kenwood shouldn't be difficult as long as you have an owners man

I'll listen for the net but didn't see any posts about it. ---------------------------------------------------- Join the Icom group, a general Icom (amateur radio) discussion group on Groups.io: https

Any idea what the plastic ones are called so I know what to ask or look for? I can probably find them but sometimes it's just quicker to ask for help. Unfortunately, though, store help is hard to find

They'd be in the electrical section at Lowes, I suspect, but where in Harbor Freight? Most likely the plastic ones would work and be cheaper, too, probably in a large pack of 25 or 50. I'll check that

I have everything I need to put up my tri-band 6M-2M-440 vertical on one end of my garage roof peak. I need to route the LMR-400 cable along the house and I thought it might be best to use some sort o

Gregory . . . <ai4ha=me.com@groups.io> wrote: Sometimes, depending on weather, we have the meetings at a room in the paper plant off 8th street. This one will be in the clubhouse, as Shawn mentioned,

I'm selling my Icom IC-746 Pro since I now have an IC-7300, which I like very much. (I also have a 706 MK2G, so I don't need a third HF radio.) It works. I've never tried it with any digital modes but

The Grant ARA hamfest in Georgetown is giving away a $1,000 gift certificate for R&L Electronics instead of a radio. I don't think our budget is that big but I thought that if Universal or R&L were to

I tried using "regular" Ethernet cable to make a longer and uncoiled mic cable but the "boot" around the connector got in the way where it plugs into the mic (and probably the main unit but I didn't e

Yeah, the post I read mentioned it. I was wondering if anyone local had one. Don <n8tuw=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: ---------------------------------------------------- Join the Icom group, a general

Anyone have one of these? http://www.hfsignals.com/ $130 gen'l coverage tx/rx, Arduino controlled, <= 10 watts, Si 5351 synthesizer, cheap IRF510's for output transistors push-pull output (and driver)