Does your vehicle have the option to disengage the 'eco stop' to avoid this issue? My Freelander 2 does. De Max/M0VNG

Do you have CTCSS on as ENC/DEC, i.e. on both input and output, not just on input only?

I run one with the 7K in a Freelander 1 for tuning up a 102 whip on HF - works well down to 40m. Make sure well grounded and I have plenty of ferrites on cables. DX wise in the last few years and the

I agree on this, or run it off a separate battery / 73 Max M0VNG

The one that is produced for that rig - the IT-100. I also use the paired tuner for an 897.

I run a 7000 mobile with the respective LDG model at the back end of it, into a 102" whip, or long wire if parked up - not had a problem and copes well. 73 Max/M0VNG

I have the 7000 body behind the driver seat, the separation cable has ferrites wound onto it, and earthed to the chassis under the seat. I've also cable tied a 12v fan to it to blow air into the body

I contacted Icom here in the UK and they sent one gratis. I would like to know what size and yes, if you can get spares elsewhere. Max/M0VNG To: ic7000@... From: ic7000@... Dat

Enjoy a great rig Graham, but make sure you have ferrites wrapped on all cables, and if you think you have enough, put more on, as running a 7000 in a Freelander 1 does cause the odd bit of RF to get

I run a 7000 underneath the drivers seat in a Landrover Freelander, with a computer fan strapped to it, and have never know the temp gauge go into the red, either before such adjustment or beforehand,

Go for the 7000 paired with LDG-AT100 autotuner, or newer version on the market, powered directly off the rig, into a 102" DX engineering stainless practically unbreakable whip, or a Chameleon antenna

If you contact your nearest Icom outlet they will send you a replacement - or they did in the UK when asked. 73 Max M0VNG Sent from the Blackberry

I would agree - 7000 and LDG tuner, hit the button and away you go. Works fine and a great duo for if you wish to work /M or /P MFJ 994? I had and it went. LDG - never had a problem with any of them,

What exactly is the size of this particular item? For the record.. 73 Max CT/M0VNG/P Sent from the Blackberry

Hi Terry Yes, I run a 7000 mobile with both antenna sockets used on the relevant bands, and had no problem using about 80W of RF on HF bands into an LDG tuner feeding a whip on the rear wheel mounting

Cannot agree more - Have used MFJ auto and manual in the past, and LDG Z100s and got an AT7000 linked with the I-7000 at the moment, as bought like that second hand. Cannot fault them, used Z100 on pr

Agreed - an external speaker coming off the remote head does cause RF problems at 100W, and even when greatly reduced on power or with chokes on the cable. I have not tried it with a remote speaker pl