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I guess I was lucky, now I miss it just a little. 73 and good night

Ditto. Don't care for the monochrome touch screen. Complete mobile kit for the 7000 is $100. Bracket itself is $35, iirc. This message was delivered by flying monkeys!

My guess is the price is being driven by the IC-7100? As for me I will buy a 2nd 7K before going to a 7100. Love the composite video output. Far better screen when mobile. I don't understand the

Obviously you can ask any price you feel you need. The separation kit is often bundled at no charge by retailers. From a buyers' perspective, the price of a used radio should be discounted for the

With your accessories, that does sound reasonable to me. Milo

I don't think I'd take less than $1.1K for mine, especially since it is mint condx, with separation kit, and IT-100 tuner. Just took it off the shelf yesterday and put it back on the air for testing,

I have seen a 7000 here on the group, with lots of accessories and mint condition, asking $900. Which seemed very fair to me. Don't know what it actually sold for. Milo, KF5GCF

$1059 on GigaParts w/free shipping

Check again they are less than $1100 now!! Sent: Tuesday, December 10, 2013 10:58 PM To: ic7000@... Subject: Re: [IC-7000] Selling the IC7000 They are going new for $1185 on

They are going new for $1185 on Gigaparts.com. Put it on ebay and you can probably find some suck.. uh I mean buyer that will pay $1500 for it. I got mine from Gigaparts with the jap mic. Works

I paid $1200 for mine two years ago. It included a AH-4 remote tuner. It was like new. Also included a seperation kit, never opened. Came from an VE, Extra in TN. It has been great in our Terraiin. No

What is a going sale price for an IC7000 with mobile bracket. Mint. Never mobile and non-smoker. Only used on 2 meter SSB/FM. No mods what so ever. Jim KB0X

Thanks for your input everyone! I checked the shack and it was 28 degrees even after all the wind and near zero temperatures we have had lately so it seems to be holding up pretty well. I did turn on

Steve, thank you for the suggestion. I did check the voltage on the gate of the 144M MOSFET and it did vary as I turned the knob, the the supply current didn't change. I have now ordered

Memories are very handy for storing repeater frequencies, because you can store frequency, offset, tone/DCS, etc in the memory, add an alphanumeric label (e.g. the repeater callsign), and have that

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!