While I (thankfully) don't need this at the moment, I want to thank you for putting this on GitHub - essentially in the public domain. Creating a PWB is big step for a lot of people and you've just sa

I've owned my IC-7000 since 2007 and never heard of this! Mine has spent its life on a series of AC powered supplies that are off far more than they're on (on a yearly basis). I know there have been t

Thanks Charles - at least I'm feeling more like it's not my Search Engine ability that got no results. I looked in several places. They'll tell you the component size range, but that's all I've found.

(I think I just hit a wrong button and got dumped - sorry if this is a dupe) Do those "ATU-100 mini tuners by N7DDC" have a claimed impedance range? You know, like the Icoms that have them have always

Just a note to agree with J.D. Barron. A few months ago, I went through setting up my station so that I could change between rigs very quickly - as in well under a minute. I'm blessed with three good

Do you use DXLab with your IC-7000? The reason I ask is that the video shows a much more capable rig for the demo, an IC-7800, and the Commander window shows the choice of IC-7800 and IC-9100. Those r

The current brochure for the RS-BA1 in that link you sent doesn't have an IC-7000 that picture. I doesn't mention it. I know it's an obsolete product now, that probably has something to do with it not

I've been using HRD since it was Simon's shareware program in 2002. I switched over to automatic renewals last year. But, as I said, I've barely scratched the surface of trying to use it with my 7000.

I hadn't thought of that software, but are you sure it works with the 7000? There's a page of specific features and what radios they work with. There's no mention of the 7000 in that table. Bob

I can't answer your question, but it's along the lines of a problem I have. My IC-7000 is primarily for 2m and 70cm, but it's my backup rig for HF-6 also. The problem is that I use it so infrequently

I couldn't see a link inline either, but I went to YouTube and searched on his call. This appears to be it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pxo5KUfbVTE I hope this posts!

At the 2007 Dayton Hamvention, Rob Sherwood of Sherwood Engineering, published a comparison of the performance of the IC-7000 to three other radios. The first place I ever saw this comparison was here

Tony, For listening, antennas are less critical. Just hang up a random length of wire. Yes, a tuned antenna like a dipole is better, but the losses aren't really significant. You'll hear plenty with s

Tony, A dipole will work well. The only disadvantage is that it's a not really a multi-band antenna. A 14 MHz dipole, won't work on 7 or 21, for example. If you have an external antenna tuner, you can

Dave, I'm really sorry I can't answer your question, but I've got to ask. Do you have any idea how all 3 PAs got blown out? If there's any lessons worth learning here (don't ever xxxxx!) I'm all ears.

I am not familiar with this brand of coax, but there is no way any run of 50 ohm coax of any kind should "fry" a 7000. The worst that will happen is it will be lossier. You could run RG-174 to your an

Over the last year, I've used my 7000 almost exclusively for 2m/432 SSB. Performance is fine, but I don't have a real super weak signal station. As far as I can tell, there is no real decrease in perf

Alan, Count me with Adam - the DSP in the 7000 is so good that anything else is superfluous. Maybe even detrimental. I used to run an FT-817 with a GAP Hear-It. The reason I got rid of it was the NR i

http://www.suntekstore.com/black-3-5mm-earphone-splitter-cable-for-portable-dvd---tv-player.html Bill, You can use a splitter like that with Icom's amplifier (PW-1) to route CI-V commands to the amp,

This is a cross-post between the IC-756Pro3 and the IC-7000 groups. My club has come across a tremendous deal on a Pro2 that we can put into the club station. We would like to operate the radio remote