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I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT METER READINGS!! I AM TALKING ABOUT HEARING A STATION AND NOT HEARING A STATION!! GEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! N2GYN

Thanks Steve!

Forget the S-Meter MAN!!!! What do you take me for??? EARS DUDE!!! This is the replies you get these days! I should have known better. N2GYN

This is analogous to the fact that a vehicle with an optimistic odometer can lead one to think it's getting better MPG's than it really is. That doesn't mean it gets from point a to point b any more

Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlkbPIMEFos Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! From: john hinds <m0eou@...> Reply-To: <ic7000@...> Date:

There we go - that should at least give him a general reference point to see if some button pushing screwdriver wizard was in the service menu. -- ·??`·.?. ,><((((?> ·??`·.?. , .

I really have not noticed a lack of sensitivity on VHF or UHF. Most repeaters are way the fook out there to begin with in my area and I have mostly used SSB on VHF and FM UHF for my repeater. ( I

I posted examples of two radios' Service Menu settings in the Files Section as: 7k Service Menu Settings.xls Steve, W3AHL

Exactly. I've had 599 QSOs on phone where there was no s-meter reading -- just a quiet band and steady conditions. The only way to judge them is on the bench, with calibrated equipment. This

Many conceptions that the 7000 has "poor sensitivity" is because the S-meter is calibrated more realistically, compared to may other radios on the market, who's S-meters give extremely liberal S-meter

Steve..., You can check out the links below and see how it is a known issue that the radio has poor sensitivity on 2m/440 http://www.eham.net/ehamforum/smf/index.php?topic=63406.0;wap2

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You beat me to saying that. There is no one size fits all default settings for the service menu settings. Its all adjusted per radio. It is, however, quite easy to "calibrate" the radio using mostly

there is a video on youtube concerning the hidden menus dont now if that will help ________________________________ To: ic7000@... Sent: Wednesday, 25 December 2013, 17:29 Subject:

There aren't "factory defaults" as far as I know. Each radio is adjusted using calibrated test equipment. I do have a spreadsheet where I recorded the values for two radios. The next time I go to the

Are you referring to the amplified click of the PTT switch in the hand mic when compression is enabled? In the Files area see 7K PTT Spike with Compression.doc for RF envelope showing the problem,

I just don't see the problem here. I have an FT-8800 and access to several TM-V71A's to compare to my two 7K's. There are several repeaters that are marginal coverage for my area. Doing an A/B test

This is all good information Steve. However...., the fact remains. The VHF/UHF on the IC-7000 is NOT as good as most 2m/440 mobile rigs. This fact eats at my very core! That's why I brought it up

After having a few strange problems with a second hand radio I have a feeling the hidden menu may have been altered does any one know of the factory defaults that I could use as a reference point.

Thank you Steve that has given me a more of a understanding and direction to the my situation. Cheers Rick.