Yes, get the one with the Relay. Or buy an Ameritron ARB-704 to go with the cable. Steve WA8Y Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

The IC-705 and the IC7300 has the same front. Yes too bad they don't make a 100W amp for the IC-705 and other QRP rigs. Yes there are two amps out there but there are nearly to cost of the IC-705 or I

Thanks, That make the price for replacing a 7000 for a 705 around $2000 But good to know, they exist. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

The Birdies and pops may be from your mobile installation. Have you tried it in your shack? The IC-7100 was the replacement. The wedge shape control head seem more suited for a desk than a dashboard b

CI-V It's a 3.5mm jack Steve WA8Y Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

I have used my IC-7000 remotly with free software called RCForb Client and Server. Google RemoteHams to download these two apps. Another way; many loggers already use your PC to control the radio. Usi

The the mic cable (continuity). Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution smartphone

Yes, I used several of Scott's loggers for contesting. They are all the same, I can help you. Do you have a CI-V cable? Steven WA8Y Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution smartphone

Can you test with different coax? If not, at least do a visual inspection of the shield to PL-259 connection at each end. lf the shield has come lose, or the connection is oxidized, that could cause y

Separated control head is the way to go mobile. The radio runs cooler. I place mine in the center console, heat sink up, with mic plugged in the back of the radio instead of at the control head. Steve

I use a MFJ battery booster, the fuse holders seem to be the biggest issue. Mine is about your vintage and I've used it a lot without any other problems.

This morning I paired my Bose Bluetooth headset with the Avantree Priva III "low latency" (40mS) transmitter. I can hear my rig just fine but latency is added my Bose headset, its a no go for CW (I de

Ok, tonight I set up the Avantree HT3187 "Low Latency" Bluetooth TX (and RX that came with it). It was easy to pair the two and right away I started hearing FT8 signals from my radio. So I switched to

Thanks for the tip. I lost my day to a couple of other projects. I received the new Low Latency Bluetooth transmitter and receiver for my RadioSport RS60 Deluxe Dream Edition headset. With latency und

OK thanks, I order a TX+RX I'll give'm a try. Steven WA8Y

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EHSX28M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_BFIxFbEXENQVD Tried BT again. This one was recommended in my Flex group. Too much latency for CW. I'm returning it. Steven WA8Y

I used a Predator generator from Harbor Freight. It is the power inverter type, no hash. https://www.amazon.com/review/R33DGU73H70VO?ref_=d6k_applink_bb_dls Look for one with FCC 15 certification . I

The CI-V interface is used the share band data with the logger. You need a COM port interface between USB and CW key jack. I have this setup. If you need more help I here. Steve WA8Y Sent via the Sams

Yes, I first used DXLab with an IC-718. It became a software controlled radio. I then bought the Ic-7000 (which I still own). I bought it for a mobile but it was so much better for CW and contesting (

There is a button for Split operation. Steven WA8Y