Oh yes I have played with fuses twice They caused my half power issue I tore apart fuse holder and cleaned ther solderd crimp conection no issue after soldering crimp. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy,

Hi guys check also your cable with fuse, often these fuses give some trouble to PAstage. try with a short cable without fuses and on dummy load. Icom 7000 shouldrun with 100 watt in 50 MHz.

Rember Specification. 50 ohm dummyload Antenna is not normally 50 ohms. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

Are you sure that: 1. Your RF OUTPUT POWER is not set at 50W RF OUT in the menu for 50MHz (rather than at 100W out), or that: 2. You are in AM mode, as that mode limits you to 40W RF out maximum in

Typically, the mic that came with the "earlier" 7000's were made in Japan as was mine. The "later" ones were made in China. If you look on the back of the mic it will be prominently marked as to where

YES you can used the PANASONIC WM61A but the newest is PRIMO EM 258 and is real to find in the UK. Here is t he adress :

Hello everybody, Perhaps it is an old question. As user manual said, the nominal output power in 1.8-50 Mhz should be between 2-100 W. All is ok until 28 Mhz in my rig, but in 50 Mhz power

Mark: OK on your comments about the mic element replacement. I don't doubt that doing that will improve the audio further, but for "communications quality" the original one is fine by

Look for “Made in” on the back of the mike. Perry K4PWO

Doboli any idea if the Panasonic WM61A is similar to the WM61B, I cant find the B in the UK but plenty of the A, might have a go at modifying my HM-151 on my newly aquired IC-7000 Adrian G0KOM

THANKYOU....73

Forgive me if this was mentioned before on this thread. How does one know what version (maker) of said mic one has? Thanks!! & 73 Wayne C. WV4L

First change the microphone electret condenser with PANASONIC WM61B or PRIMO EM258 and second operation the value of capacitor series C30 with new value : 0,1 to 0,22 microfarad nepolarised. This is

Thanks for your input Dennis. 73 de Les. G0FAJ

The AB5N mic mod is the simplest way to fix the audio on the stock mic. Filling the empty mic cavity with dense foam will help take some of the "hollow bass" audio out but the ic element as supplied

Thanks for the useful tips Charles. 73 de Les G0FAJ Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

That is very interesting and a great help Alan..... Many thanks. 73 de Les G0FAJ

FWIW -- My club has an IC-7000. I once did some on-air monitoring of the transmitted signal, using my FT-817 with a 1" antenna. I don't know if the mic is "Japanee" or "Chinese", but it is whatever

A while back, my wife and I had been making yearly cross-country trips from the east coast (where I live now) to the west coast where we moved from. I too wondered about my transmit audio on my 7000.

Hi Ron, May be this is the console you are looking for, https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/contestconsole-switching-unit-for-icom-radios/ Regards fomr Barcelona Pedro, ea3fnm