I consider it mandatory for EVERY transmitter at a Field Day site use the appropriate bandpass filter at all times. Mr Sherwood will tell you that almost every transmitter or transceiver has broadband

No Aluminum Oxidation! I've assembled Mosley (and other) antennas using the Noalox and Penetrox for years (since 1963). They disassemble and reassemble easily, even after many years in the air! I beli

I am reasonably sure that DX Engineering also carries it or at least a substitute. You can also get it from Mosley antennas as they specify it for their antennas. 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5​ Since 30 Nov 1953

Heh, heh! Yep, but an IC-7000 is an awfully expensive FM broadcast receiver! 😉 I never use the 7000 for 2m/70cm. That's what my 2710, 2720, and 2730 are for! It's going to be interesting to learn what

Wide is normal almost everywhere. This is what is referred to as 5 kHz deviation with 15 kHz channel spacing. The NBFM mode is half or less than that. 15 kHz channel spacing is used in many locations,

I certainly concur with the possibility of too high overall deviation as outlined below by Paul Hansen! Excessive peak deviation can totally eliminate the "carrier" and cause squelch dropout. The same

I have searched both my owner and service manuals for the IC-7000. I have not yet found any adjustment for transmitted tone level. I suggest you contact Scott Malcolm at Malcolm Technical Support to s

Another owner has commented about this. His finding was that the transmit audio needs to be opened up at the low end to allow the so-called "sub-audible" tones to pass. I seem to remember that the low

Simply set the allowed frequencies in memories. I suggest using 61, 62, 63, 64, and 65. 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5​ Since 30 Nov 1953​ Oklahoma City, OK​ USAF, Retired ('61-'81)​ FAA, Retired ('94-'10)​

Disable/turn off SPLIT 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5 in OKC, OK

I just bought three of these on eBay: 272654038430 They take a composite video to HDMI. You can also find similar devices to take HDMI output and covert it to composite. These include a wall-wart powe

First and temporary only: Remove inline fuses, clean them and fuse holders well with Scotch brite pads. Reinstall fuses and test. Step 2: Replace fuses and holders with blade type. 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5

BUT, composite video is just what the IC-7000 video output IS! Ergo, you are stuck with it. 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5​ (Since 30 Nov '53)​ Oklahoma City, OK​ USAF Retired 61-81​ FAA Retired 94-10

All you need is a composite video monitor (or older NTSC television) and appropriate cables. The cable is a mini phone jack (tip and ring) on one end and the RCA phono plug on the other end. 73 de Mac

Owners callsign WAS included in original posting! 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5 in OKC, OK

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Set up an external monitor of appropriate size (maybe 7 to 14 inch diagonal {maximum}). I use a 7 inch Sharper Image battery set that KB0XA used to make up a set of cables for direct connction to the

I would NOT unsubscribe from Yahoogroups. I suspect that many sites will remain, even if activity subsides greatly. Sort of "never say never." 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5 (Since 30 Nov '53) Oklahoma City, OK U

George, I doubt that ANY Icom rig can directly key ANY Dow-Key relay! All of those require considerable amounts of current with the highest current needed for the lowest voltage relays. 73 de Mac, K2G

If you check out the OTHER items from the lister who shows the item below, he has similar terminal block breakout boards available on eBay. One of those would make an ideal device for that described b

I believe the same Ukrainian that sells the 222 MHz transceivers also makes similar units for 70 MHz. 73 de Mac, K2GKK/5 in OKC, OK