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Re: 10.7MHz IF Output?
dajetzi <da_kaeptn@...>
Here is a pdf which shows how to find 1IF stage in IC7000
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ic7000/files/How%20to%20connect%20a%20SDR%20dongle%20to%20IC7000.pdf Also a nice project you can find here. Panadapter for FT-817. http://www.w1ghz.org/small_proj/small_proj.htm
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Re: 10.7MHz IF Output?
dajetzi <da_kaeptn@...>
Maybe this is what are you searching for.
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The IC7000 has first IF at 124,487MHz for AM/FM/SSB/CW/RTTY. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ic7000/message/33057 73 de DO1KLM, Sigi
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Triathlon DX Contest
sv5byr
Get Ready for the first Triathlon DX Contest at Saturday, 2/2/2013
RTTY, SSB and CW in a single contest!!! A big surprise award!!! Team contesting and many more... Details including rules in English, Italian and Greek in our site: http://www.triathlon-dx-contest.gr
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10.7MHz IF Output?
Mark Schoonover
I'm wondering if there's a mod for the 7000 to provide IF output. Would
like to have a real spectrum scope. Is it possible? Googling around mostly returns hits on the R7000 receiver. 73 - Mark Schoonover - KA6WKE http://www.ka6wke.net QSX: 21.446 SSB & 29.6 FM
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Retransmission of Received Audio
Eugene Coggins
Hello everyone:
I am new to amateur radio so forgive me if I fail to use the proper nomenclature. And I am a proud owner of an IC-7000. Several of my local contacts who own Kenwoods have the ability to record my transmission for about five or ten seconds and transmit it back to me. That way I can hear how I sound on the radio. This can be a very valuable tool. I have read and reread the chapter on Voice Recorder Functions in the manual. It seems that you can record a received transmission and are only able to play it back, but not retransmit it. You can record your voice through the microphone and transmit it. But it seems you cannot retransmit received audio. Am I missing something? Thanks Gene 73 KB3ZIP
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Re: fellow user of IC-7000
k0cwo
Welcome Mate!
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L love the quote, wow! 73, BJ k0cwo
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Re: [IC-7000] Social engineering (was: No subject)
Dean Gibson AE7Q <yahoo@...>
Automatically clicking on links in eMails (no matter *WHO* they appear
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to be from), is a REALLY BAD IDEA. Additional clues were available in the original eMail: 1. No subject. 2. No real text. Be safe ...
On 2013-01-17 07:02, Rick McCusker wrote:
Has anyone else clicked on this link? I did, thinking I was going to a site with tips on the IC-7000. Instead, I get a Fox News page talking about Dr. Oz and his raspberry breakthrough to weight loss....
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keying voice keyer memories thru PC control
ww3s@...
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anyone know if its possible to trigger the voice keyer memories thru the CAT port?
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(No subject)
Rick McCusker <rickmccusker@...>
Has anyone else clicked on this link? I did, thinking I was going to a site with tips on the IC-7000. Instead, I get a Fox News page talking about Dr. Oz and his raspberry breakthrough to weight loss....
Rick, WF6O
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(No subject)
N1GBE
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fellow user of IC-7000
Malcolm Cooper
Just a short note to introduce myself. My name is Malcolm, call sign is VK2AB situated in Yass NSW AU about 75 killometres Nth West of the Australian Capital Territory.
Looking forward to hearing from the group. VK2AB My life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a well presevedbody. I will skid in broadside after beingthoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly shouting...Wow...What a ride. VK2AB Malcolm
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Re: 100% power with BPSK31?
VE3FMC <ve3fmc@...>
PSK and almost every other mode does not require 100 watts. If you run the Icom 7000 at 100 watts on digital modes you are going to cause a lot of excessive heat in the radio. Sooner or later the finals will go south.
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As for 100 watts at RTTY, I would not do that either unless it was for a quick DX exchange. For rag chewing you are better off driving an amp to get a higher output. I used to operate a lot of Olivia with my 7000. Always kept the output at 20 watts, plus I had a small 12 VDC fan sitting behind the rig to blow some extra air across it.
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Re: [IC-7000] IC 7000 Manual Notch Filter
Goldtr8 \(KD8NNU\)
I can have both or one on in both my radios or at least from viewing on the screen it shows them both on.
~73 Don KD8NNU -.- -.. ---.. -. -. ..- From: James Brock Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2013 12:46 PM To: ic7000@... Subject: [IC-7000] IC 7000 Manual Notch Filter I sent my unit to Icom for repair. But I seem to recall that I was able to use BOTH manual notch filters at the same time when I sent in. It came back and only ONE filter would activate at one time. I inquired the repair shop and they said the unit was operating correctly and to look at the operations manual. Sure enough it, though poorly written, says only one operates at one time. Is my seventy-one year old mind failing me? Are there other IC-7000's out there that have are equipped to operate BOTH manual notch filters at the same time. Jim W7DAU Eugene, OR [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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W3YY interface with MMTTY
Dick Lindzen
I am trying to use the W3YY interface with the MMTTY program to run RTTY on my IC-7000. Can anyone suggest the right settings for MMTTY? So far, I'm unable to get the IC-7000 to transmit. I have no problem with CW keying using CW-Type.
73, Dick WO1I
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Re: [IC-7000] 100% power with BPSK31?
Robert Elsinga
On 13-1-2013 18:31, AG0N-3055 wrote:
On Sun, 13 Jan 2013 14:32:54 +0100, Robert Elsinga wrote:Hehe, I've seen that happen, where the QSO was also present a second time on the waterfall. =8-)Can I harm the IC7000 when I crack up the power to 1005 in BPSK31? TheProbably not, however, RTTY is a FSK mode. PSK is a sound mode and Okay, sounds very logical. I set my audio level to just below the ALC red zone already, so no problem. And I almost never get over 40% power anyway, which reads 25W on the external power meter. But I had one DX QSO where the other station could only copy me after turning up the power to 75% (40W on the power meter) and I was wondering if going even higher would be bad. Well, not to the rig, but to the other users, as it seems. Something to avoid. =8-) Thanks! -- Robert Elsinga =8-) www.elsinga.net
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Re: 100% power with BPSK31?
Robert Holsti <rholsti@...>
For what reason do you find it necessary to run such high power with a mode that typically is run with low power?
KH2BR Sent from my iPad
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Re: [IC-7000] 100% power with BPSK31?
Gary - AG0N
On Sun, 13 Jan 2013 14:32:54 +0100, Robert Elsinga wrote:
Can I harm the IC7000 when I crack up the power to 1005 in BPSK31? TheProbably not, however, RTTY is a FSK mode. PSK is a sound mode and requires maximum linearity. You should run no more than about 1/3 of your radios maximum power and never any ALC. Set the radio at full power and set the mic gain or driving audio for 30-40W max. If you push the power, you'll probably have a very wide signal. Also, use a tone of 1600 or higher to eliminate the possibility of passing harmonics of the audio through the bandpass filter and having a second, or even third in some cases, version of your signal show up on everyone's waterfall. Gary -- http://ag0n.net 3055: http://ag0n.net/irlp/3055 NodeOp Help Page: http://ag0n.net/irlp
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Re: 100% power with BPSK31?
Scott Scheirman <w7sls.scott@...>
Can I harm the IC7000 when I crack up the power to 100[%] in BPSK31? The>manual states that it can deliver 100W on RTTY, which also is a continuous mode.You might also consider your fellow hams who share the 2-3 KHz spectrum of several BPSK31 signals. A 'high' power station may kick in the AGC of their rigs Š which can make other signals disappear. Scott W7SLS
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Re: [IC-7000] 100% power with BPSK31?
Graham Saville <g1rnzges@...>
Sorry that should have read datamode
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Regards from Graham Saville Amateur Radio call sign G1RNZ Reflector DCS005 B Sent from my Android phone
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From: Robert Elsinga <robert@...> To: ic7000@... Sent: Sun, 13 Jan 2013 14:20 Subject: Re: [IC-7000] 100% power with BPSK31? On 13-1-2013 15:18, Graham Saville wrote: Hi it may handle the power but that is definitely not the way to operate a database. You will overdrive the signal. The best way is to set the IC 7000 to 100% and reduce the audio in level so that the ALC reads as near to 0 as you can get it then slowly increase the audio in so that the power level is showing no more than 25%The audio is at the ALC sweat spot, at 1% and 50%+. So no problem there.
-- Robert Elsinga =8-) www.elsinga.net
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Re: [IC-7000] 100% power with BPSK31?
Robert Elsinga
On 13-1-2013 15:18, Graham Saville wrote:
Hi it may handle the power but that is definitely not the way to operate a database. You will overdrive the signal. The best way is to set the IC 7000 to 100% and reduce the audio in level so that the ALC reads as near to 0 as you can get it then slowly increase the audio in so that the power level is showing no more than 25%The audio is at the ALC sweat spot, at 1% and 50%+. So no problem there.
-- Robert Elsinga =8-) www.elsinga.net
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