I purchased my IC-7000 new from Associated Radio in Overland Park, KS. (They have a Web presence). I had them do the MARS?CAP conversion on the radio before they shipped the unit to me. They not only

Yes. And in the event of a lightening storm and when not in use, disconnect the antenna(s) from the 7000 and place the ends into an individual clean dry glass jar. Don't put your faith into a blitz bu

I want to thank those who have responded to my OP. I am please to discover the answer to my PTT connections. After downloading the IC7000 service manual, I found out that the PTT connections go betwee

I have a studio mic and a momentary push to talk button that I want to install on my IC-7000 in place of the HM-151. I have used this combination on other radios without any problems what so ever. Bec

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John, I am certainly not the right one to answer your question because I am new to amateur radio and am using the 7000 as a base. Also I don't own a FT-7800. I noticed that you did not indicate if you

IF you have not signed any dead restrictions when you purchased your home, local laws cannot circumvent Federal laws. You are licensed by the Federal government. Something to look into. 73, Gene KB3ZI

Yes there is a ground plane kit available. But if you use it, it detunes the antenna below 10 M. See: http://k3dav.webs.com/solarconimax2000antenna.htm and http://www.k3dav.com/64wavelengthsecret.htm

I assume from your E-mail you are using the 7000 as a base. For 6 M, 2 M, and 70 cm try the Comet GP-15 vertical. For 10 M to 17 M try a Solarcon IMAX 2000 vertical WITHOUT ground planes. You may need

Is the CI-V port on the ic 7000 a 3.5 mm stereo or mono outlet? I can't seem to find this info in the manual. Many thanks, 73, Gene KB3ZIP

Forget about transmitting. You need a MINIMUM of 22 amps. I am using the MFJ-4245MV, a 45 amp switching power supply which gives me plenty of head room, runs quiet and works great. Gene KB3ZIP

Hello everyone: I am new to amateur radio so forgive me if I fail to use the proper nomenclature. And I am a proud owner of an IC-7000. Several of my local contacts who own Kenwoods have the ability t