I'm not sure whether it's the best price, but I've decided to sell my IC-7000 here in the UK. It's for sale only because of the imminent arrival of a new HF rig, and will be missed, but I can't really

I'm using an SGC 303 helical whip, with an SGC 237 matcher, which seems to work very well. The 303 isn't a cheap solution (especially here in the UK), but I was lucky enough to pick one up with the or

Sorry, I forgot to mention that for VHF and UHF I'm using a Diamond 6/2/70 mobile whip mounted on the other side of the rear of my Jeep, using a standard mobile antenna cable with SO.239-type base fit

If anyone in the UK is thinking of parting with their IC-7000 in the next few weeks, I"d be pleased to hear from them by direct email. Regards, Bob, G8IYK

I'd like to thank all those Canadian and US hams who have responded to my posting looking for a second-user 7000. Although your locations made it tempting to come and fetch one, I think transport cost

Perhaps if I could add to Keith's posting a similar request for anyone who has managed a mod for the UK 4m (70MHz) band? Bob, G8IYK

Just change your Preferences, via the Yahoo group Web page, to "no email". Bob, G8IYK

Yahoo gone? Working just fine with me ....... Bob

I think you will find that it was probably bought BEFORE it was not removed from the original packing. BOb

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Do you mean 5 and 10kHz, Chris? Bob

I've got an MFJ unit which maintains a supply at a constant 13.6. I can't remember the model number at the moment as I'm not at home, but it works well. Bob, G8IYK

I presume you mean the IC-R7000, Dwight? It probably won't translate to US values, but one of the major UK ham outlets currently has a used one for £400. Limited memories and a slow scanning speed by

Hi, All, I'm looking for an MFJ-706 or MFJ-7000 (does anyone know if they are actually the same thing?), deals in the UK would probably only be practical due to weight. While posting, I am currently h

On Monday, 25 November 2019, 02:22:41 GMT, r norris via Groups.Io <rkmr15203@...> wrote: Are you asking about an Icom IC-7000 and IC706? They cover the same frequency range. The discon

The Clue is in the Subject line! Bob

Me too. It seems to have always been common to dismiss these antennas as ineffectual, but I always had good results with mine. As ever, proper grounding is the key! Bob, G8IYK. Need to define a locati

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Oh dear. You wouldn't like to reconsider something like groups.io, would you Richard? I'm afraid that if it goes to FB, an awful lot of people will never get to see any more of this exciting project.

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Hi, All, I'm still looking for a nice MFJ-706 or MFJ-7000 here in the UK (overseas deals would probably not be effective because of the weight). I wrote the original review in PW and was talked into s

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 l