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If you wish to program a particular frequency you need to enter the freq using "*VFO"*, including all the parameters: Tone (if any), split (if any), Power, etc. Then follow the instructions in the

I don't use memory much but now want to enter a frequency into the ICOM 7000. As you all know there are 2 options (probably more); VFO or Memory. What is the difference between the two and where or

I just delete political and religious material......It is far easier than reading it...... de Don w1nv To: ic7000@... CC: acshelton@...; ad7ki@...; bleist08@...;

I am sure that this is nice, but in fact it is chain mail. Thank you for not putting in all sorts of scary stuff if we do not resend it. I have boundless respect for our Military, no matter where

Thank you. I will be sharing this on Facebook later. God bless all the troops keeping us safe and free!

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Check the Heil Sound website -- there's a section on using Heil's dynamic mic elements with Icom rigs: http://www.heilsound.com/amateur/dspsettings/all_icom.php

I never had any problems with mine in my Mondeo.

The other year we hit -15c and I have never suffered from any nasty effects with my 7000 and it is permanently mounted in my van.

That was it...I figured it out ...Tnx...

Do you have the scan edge frequencies programmed into memory channels 1A and 1B? Steve, W3AHL

USA Icom radios generally have a one year warranty by Icom. Some dealers offer special promotions occasionally that provides an additional one year warranty arranged by the dealer (not Icom). You

Does anyone know how to do a VFO scan...?? With then radio in VFO A/B you press s-2/scn and the radio does not do a VFO a scan. It reverts to a memory frequency and starts the scan from that

Hi guys does anybody test the hc6 heil sound in ssb with icom 7000 ? or not particular differences between ic dedicated elements ?

All: Representing those of us North of the Mason-Dixon line (I'm in Northern MI), I can relate my experience that I have never had a radio fail in my mobile installations due to large temperature

Another slight risk with large thermal swings is it can aid “whisker” formation in low/no lead solder. The phenomenon is poorly understood so YMMV. BTW, when I stated to keep “LCD’s above

Thanks. I've found some Martin Lynch small print and I think it says all Icom product's have 2 years warranty with Icom. Anyway I'm just being over cautious. Its just that after a few hours it does

Thanks!

LCD display module can be permanently damaged by exposure to temperatures below the manufacturers minimum specified storage temperature (often -20 Cor lower). From a Kyocera document: "Liquid

LCDs will not freeze. There is no liquid in an LCD. I have LCD TVs in my motorhome and they have been down to zero F. Also, all autos today use LCDs and they operate at any temp. -Tom, W3TLN