You also have to have the frequency offset correct + - 600 kc for most What repeater are you trying to access so that we can look up the settings Perhaps use the Repeater Book app on your phone to che

The AT7000 works well and is very similar to the IT100. As long as it works everything is OK, but it the CPU fails there are no replacement parts available to repair it.

Personally I can't hear my own audio with any thought of accuracy. I think most of the complaints are from other users who can't hear themselves any better than I can. The mike is a noise cancelling (

All of mine blow out the top and air is drawn in the back across the heat sinks etc and out the top. I have three of them that do that as far as I can tell. It hasn't been an issue for me as yet, so h

I think that you should probably buy and keep a set of ribbon cables (complete set they are not that expensive). The ribbon cables seem to fail as you look at them. While you are in there also make su

To access the power plug you have to unsolder the driver board, rf connectors etc, but it is not all that bad of a job. On my IC7000 the problem was really with the plastic body and the pins were OK.

I use a similar product to when assembling antennas here in Florida. Often you have to take everything apart, clean, brighten, slather messy stuff on, reassemble. Repeat as necessary. I brought two DX

There is a common problem where the radio will click the power relay on for a brief time and ten click off, the so called click - click failure where the front panel get power but does not send the da

What audio input are you using on the IC7000? I assume you are using the 6 pin Mini Din on the rear. Did you buy a pre-made cable from the RIGblaster to the radio? When the PTT on the back is made the

What is the point? I think that we are looking at the overshoot of the power meter as much as anything. It is possible that the ALC circuit is a little slow to reduce the power, but still what is the

You are welcome, enjoy your IC7000 and WSJT-X I know I do. KE4MD

That should do it for you. You can still get the Signalink USB working on the radio while you are waiting for the cable. You should at least be able to decode signals and transmit with no shift if you

The Signalink has no capability of sending CAT signals to the IC7000 or any other radio. To do that you will need a Serial USB adapter to convert the output from the PC (USB) to TTL level serial, with

Two different problems and not related. Is the receiver getting signal from the radio? The Cat is a different animal as it is not related to the signal link at all. First the radio selected is the IC7

Do you have the 6 pin mini DIN plug and the proper jumpers installed in the Signalink USB? I am using the SIgnalink USB and have no problems with the on the WSJT-X or Winlink etc. Make sure that the s

Wide FM is to receive FM broadcast and should not be used for amateur communications, repeaters included. NBFM is normal I think

If you have a lot in memory you might not want to do a factory reset as it is possible you have made some setting that is causing problems. Hold band up and down in while powering up. - Hard reset.

Kurt, I had a similar problem with hitting a 440 repeater with one of my Ic7000s. The problem was that although I could key the transmitter and power was being sent out the receiver was not working on

I think that you need to set up the frequency shift and tone. Look up the repeater receive frequency and see if this is the frequency showing on the front panel at the bottom. Then check to see is the

I suspected that was the case that the Repeater Book app would not work with "clone" BT adapters. The BlueCat will do all of the CAT -IV work as well.