The IC-7000 has been sold. Larry KK5AB

The IC-207 programs through the remote head connection which is an odd proprietary connection. That was one reason I moved that radio along years ago. The cable was expensive, the software was

I am ready to part with my IC-7000 and accessories. I am the original owner. I am posting here to our group before moving on to QRZ and/or eBay. IC-7000, Serial #512337, MARS Mod by Icom Authorized

For what it’s worth, I found this in the RT Systems Knowledge Base. I would ask RT Systems just to be sure. They are very helpful. https://www.rtsystemsinc.com/ic-207.html Jim WI6X IC-207 The

Can you use the IC7000 cable for programing the IC 207 ? Is the IC207 the same as the IC207H ? Does anyone have the computer program for the IC207 you could send to me ? Thanks James NQ7L

FWIW (I don't own an AT-100) -- The AT-100 ProII is designed for _fully automatic_ operation. If you can figure out how to get 12 volts DC (either from the IC-7000 "Tune" socket, or from its 12-volt

Hi Martha this is a the info is in there so you can make your cable link to download ldg cables zip all the info is in there so you can make your cable , Dave 2E0DMB,

I use the LDG tuner that was designed as a match to the IC-7000 and have been trying to find a record of where I got my cable. I think I got it from LDG themselves. Icom has used the same four pin,

Hi Martha if you go to the ldg electronics groups io, they have all the dwg for the cables there, the icom is a very simple one, Thanks Dave 2E0DMB

Hi Does anyone know why icom did the auto band switching voltage as a mod, and not have it working from the start without soldering a link between tracks, Thanks Dave

Does the tuner have a cable for the standard Icom? if so that will work. If it will emulate an AH-3 or 4 it will work OK using the 4 pin connection on the back for the tuner/

I'd like to use my LDG AT-100 ProII with my IC-7000 but I do not know how to hook it up. Any tips. Thanks Martha K1VJ

Thanks all the input, I've been out of radio for 15 years and seems my diagnostic skills have gone on vacation. I have checked the fuses at the battery since this is mobile. I don't have a seperation

Probably the best contact cleaner and preserver. Works wonders. https://caig.com/deoxit-d-series/ Greg NZ6E

>>> Clean the fuses and all of the connections. >>> As I remember, the IC-7000 has the same kind of separable faceplate that the IC-706 used. The contacts for that connection (on both the main radio

That 3 volt drop is probably much more that is so quick you cannot see it and enough to drop out the radio. If you are measuring at the 13.8 volt point on the tuner plug it would be a good indication

Started the truck no restart on the radio. Checked voltage when I key up it drops 3vdc. This pulles a lot more than what I took out. Of course maybe not so bad, at least I won't run my battery down

As others have said, this may be the supply voltage problem. If you are doing this and a vehicle and the engine is not running, try it with the engine running.

No expansion cable, yet. No tuner since no HD is connected. Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android

Forgot to mention it's in my pickup. I'll check the voltage. This is replacing my kenwood tm-733, untill I get it fixed, lost vhf xmit. Sent from AT&T Yahoo Mail on Android