Not that I know of. Thank you, Paul W. Hansen, W6XA Amateur Radio Service 2134 Carthage Road Tucker, GA 30084 (864) 222-3539 office www.amateurradioservice.com

Bill: Wednesdays are my day away from the office, so I'll be home and can play with my IC-7000 for a bit to test this before getting on to other important things. (Cleaning up the shack, for

That worked Othmar...thank you. Now is there a way to eliminate it in the future? Bill

Reset the radio. Thank you, Paul W. Hansen, W6XA Amateur Radio Service 2134 Carthage Road Tucker, GA 30084 (864) 222-3539 office www.amateurradioservice.com

I am not sure which question is being answered since another topic has been introduced. Each time I have tried the instructions given to move the extra band or to change it, it moves but when I go

Hi, All, Although I have been ideally looking for an exchange deal on my IC-7200 against an IC-7100, I am not finding any 7100s either at the right price, or close enough in mileage to go and have a

Yes, I first used DXLab with an IC-718. It became a software controlled radio. I then bought the Ic-7000 (which I still own). I bought it for a mobile but it was so much better for CW and

Mike, NA6MB, that's true...it was just an example 😊 Any other BC-band or so will also do it.. 73, Othmar, OE1SOW

Do you use DXLab with your IC-7000? The reason I ask is that the video shows a much more capable rig for the demo, an IC-7800, and the Commander window shows the choice of IC-7800 and IC-9100. Those

Hmm...the graphic is from their website. I will have to contact them and ask. From: ic7000@groups.io <ic7000@groups.io> on behalf of montanaaardvark <boblombardi@...> Sent: Monday, March 9, 2020

The current brochure for the RS-BA1 in that link you sent doesn't have an IC-7000 that picture. I doesn't mention it. I know it's an obsolete product now, that probably has something to do with it

In the 5mhz channelized band, makes sense to add then all as memories. NA6MB

Bill, the only thing you have to do is: With "band up" or "band down" go to the 40m-band. Then tune down to 5,xxx MHz with the tuning knob. Next step...with pushing "band up" you should be again on

Hi Geoff - I run it in USB mode just like with any other digital program. Make sure to set up MMTTY inside your N1MM Logger+ folder in My Documents if using Windows. I made a folder called Digital

There is a button for Split operation. Steven WA8Y On 3/9/2020 7:39 AM, montanaaardvark wrote:

You can get the same experience with a fantastic FREE suite of programs. Just Google DXLab Suite. Here is a Link https://www.dxlabsuite.com/ Under the Tab "Getting Started" is a

I've been using HRD since it was Simon's shareware program in 2002. I switched over to automatic renewals last year. But, as I said, I've barely scratched the surface of trying to use it with my

I have been using Ham Radio Deluxe with my IC-7000 for several years now. HRD has opened up a world of operating pleasure for me. Just about any operating function is a mouse click away and the

It is a bit confusing but on the Icom page for this, it includes an image of what is used to connect the 7000 From: ic7000@groups.io <ic7000@groups.io> on behalf of montanaaardvark

I hadn't thought of that software, but are you sure it works with the 7000? There's a page of specific features and what radios they work with. There's no mention of the 7000 in that table. Bob --