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The filters are not the crystal or mechanical filters we are used to in most earlier radios but defined in software by the DSP system. This allows the control of the pass band and shape of the filter

This isn't really an IC-7000 question, but one that holds for all operating. AGC speed is a personal thing about what you prefer. If you run it on fast all the time, you'll get tired of listening. If

Could someone go over the function of the different AGC settings?? Is there a disadvantage to always setting to AGC-Fast? -Tom, W3TLN

Duh J P 117 Regards José CS7ACK Sent: quinta-feira, 21 de Novembro de 2013 01:51 To: ic7000@... Subject: [IC-7000] Auto power off? Hello everyone. I can't seem to find out how to change

I have to concur with this? but after having read a number of Yaesu and older Kenwood manual?s the Icom manual is very well done and straight forward. The Nifty Manual though is nice because it is

Thanks Gary? yes, I knew about the 250 +- the frequency, but it doesn?t hurt to be reminded of it. Okay, so let?s talk about shape of the filter since you bring it up. Am I to assume that if it has

You need to go at menu TIME SET MODE. PUSH AF CONTROL momentarily (manual page 118) PUSH F2 to enter AUTO POWER OFF (manual page 121) Set desired power-off time using DIAL 30 to 120 minutes PUSH SET

Hello everyone. I can't seem to find out how to change the auto power off setting. I know it's in there somewhere because it's set for 1 hour. I feel a "doh" moment coming on when someone tells me

Theoretically. Truth is, it depends on how good the filter is. If a guy is 40 over 9 just a few KC up/dn the band from the edge of your filter, you'll likely know it. Every filter has a "quality"

Hi John Soon after purchasing my IC7000 I was advised to buy one of N6FN's "The Nifty mini manual". It is a brilliant buy, condensing the official ICOM manual into a series of simple steps to set up

I would be interested too!! It is funny because I was thinking for a long time that I'll love this un-real bok :-DD ---In ic7000@..., <jab3739@...> wrote: Hello to the group, I have not

Okay, so let me rephrase… if I use a 500 Hz filter, I won’t hear it unless I am within 500 Hz of the signal. John V. Nelson – KD8TZC From: AG0N-3055 <mcduffie@...> Reply-To: IC 7000

Not quite. It shouldn't sound garbled, you just won't hear it, unless there it filter leakage. It shouldn't be garbled unless you are using NR. Another can of worms. :o) Gary -- http://ag0n.net 3055:

Thanks… so if a cw tone were to appear within that filter, then it would sound normal, and outside it would sound all garbled. That makes sense. I opened it up to 2000 Hz last night and it sounded

For everyday operation, I generally run 400 Hz. It provides good selectivity without sounding too harsh. In contests, or when operating a DXpedition with my 7000, I will often narrow it down to 200 Hz

Hi the signals you hear are not morse or CW which is set in carrier on carrier off but in afsk cw is usually sent in FSK which is carrier on carrier off. AFSK uses a applied tone oscillator. so that

Yes there is a book Ham Radio For Dummies. You can order it from Amazon. It is a very general and basic book but probably not a good book to learn about the basic features of your ICOM 7000. I found

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I've still got the itch for a 7410 so I'm willing to part with my 7000. Late Serial number new in Jan 2012 very little use, never run mobile No Mods - Radio has never been opened HM-151 Microphone

Check the filter bandwidth settings (both high and low) and also IF shift in case they have been set to some unusual values. Could easily cause the muffled sound you have. Grant, ZL2BK. Sent: