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I like the Kenwood, KES-5. JIM, ?WD8QBQ ________________________________ To: ic7000@... Sent: Tuesday, December 3, 2013 10:16 PM Subject: [IC-7000] Mobile speaker ? Does anyone

I bought a pair of Philips from Argos for home use. Only ?39.99 and a massive improvement on the internal speaker.

As a retired Motorola Communications guy, I can very highly recommend the newer plastic housed mobile radio speakers, or the older TSN-6000 heavy metal Motrac era speakers for really solid and

Hi. Thanks for replying. I tried to delete this post after posting as my error was abit embarrassing. I had the squelch partially on.

Hi Helen yes i know i have these issues too add to that when operating long overs are not possible due to these problems. they are amateur radio sets not designed to be used due to the duty cycle

Hi why not get stuck on 2 meter repeaters use it or lose it seems to be the message from most governments if we don't use our frequencies we lose them to the commercial

Hi Jerry this is just one of the many problems you will face with amateur radios being tide to computers and software programs. so getting to technical subjects like null modem cables or serial cables

Hi that is true of most amateur radio sets they need to be kept cool. there is no way they work when they get warm due to construction costs. after all made for a price so they need to in a position

I've used 12V amplified "communications speaker" from Radio Shack for years. They no longer carry them but you can find them on eBay. They will put out enough volume for any passengers to readily

Hi Jim. I use an MFJ-281 in my Jeep Wrangler for the TM-D710 and it works great. Small speaker, big sound and very clear. Cheers! Mark KT0AM Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2013 8:16 PM To:

I agree :) Thank you, Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! :) From: D C _Mac_ Macdonald <k2gkk@...> Reply-To: <ic7000@...> Date: Tuesday,

HRO has the MFJ for 12 bucks! I use it on the 7000, I also bought the 7000 external for 49 bucks VERY disappointed Thank you, Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters!

It's pretty hard to beat the old Motorola speakers that you can find at most hamfests. You just have to put a new cable and correct plug on it for ham use. Paint it to match your vehicle interior, if

I like the old Uniden / Motorola plastic speakers -- good voice quality. This message was delivered by flying monkeys!

Does anyone have a recommendation of a good mobile speaker. I assume something about 6 inches by 6 inches by 2 inches or so. It does not have to be amplifies or have a volume control . I know

Try turning your squelch counterclockwise until you get squelch noise and see if the green light gets steady. You might be just at the edge of squelch and the green light will flicker. If you turn the

The light will flicker when the receiver fails to receive a signal. How about 73 Cm? Does it flicker whent havet on 440? As they both use the antenna, they might have a common problem. -- 73 de

Do you only have the problem when the radio is hot? My oldest 7K is only used mobile now and it exceeds 40 C here often in the summer and I have no problems. My SUV isn't garaged, so it gets HOT

Please ignore. I have trouble shooted and eventually resolved the issue. I have however noticed the Icom runs hot with a burning smell after a couple of hours of use. Do any of you use external fans.

Hi Robert ?Yes I have done the factory reset, I think my next move is to work out what part of the design? would produce this result It looks like I have just figure it out.? Gee have you measured