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You can also look at my CT17B products, at WWW.VE2DX.COM they are not outdated from the 1970`s like the ICOM CT17 :P -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM Only

Thanks, Charles. I know the Arrow antennas. I've seen them at hamfests for years, but Elk antennas don't ring a bell. I'll go look. 73, Bob -- W4ATM - 35 Miles south of the Kennedy Space

Do you have the CT-17 connected to the Computer through the DB25 on the back? You also have to power the CT-17 with 12 volts. Typically you’ll use a DB25 to DB9 serial adapter to connect to a DB9

FWIW -- Elk antennas and Arrow antennas are both used heavily by 2m/70cm satellite stations. The Arrows are cross-polarized Yagis. The Elks aren't Yagis, but they have several dB of gain over a

I want to control the icom-7000 from a computer using the HamRadioDeluxe software through the CT-17. I don't have a USB CI-V Cat Interface Cable to connect it directly to a computer. When I use CT-17

I have a small TV that I used when I had my IC-7000. It currently needs a battery. If you are interested you can have it for the price of whatever USPS Priority box cost it takes. If interested I can

I think the TV might be made by Haier. I searched for the model number and found the battery on Amazon a couple of years ago. I don’t remember the model of the battery. Having said that, I have

Does anybody remember the name/call of the fellow who put these kits together years ago? I had the info several years ago when I bought one of those kits, but can't remember where I stashed it. I

Been on HF since 1976 and still am. Gathering my last couple of cards for 8BDXCC. The only band I haven't operated on from 1.8 to 1300 MHz has been the 60m allocation. -- W4ATM - 35 Miles south of

Time to become a real ham and get on HF. On Thursday, July 7, 2022 at 11:25:03 AM PDT, montanaaardvark

Since '03, I'd been using the same antenna for 6 and 2m, a log periodic that was really just a 6m antenna but which worked "OK" on 2. As I'm spending most of my operating time on 6m, I upgraded that

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

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