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Still running my IC-7000 in the car in typical Chicago winters....for over 6 years now..? with turbo tuner and tar hell antenna... No issues aside from replacing the inline fuse holders with a in

It’s been worth it. I have a 7000, if I don’t use it for a month, I have to get out the book. Ran the 705 for six months before the amp. Worked a bunch on 10 watts, even ‘dx pile-ups. The

Rick Silverston, there are four 3.5mm jacks on the rear of the ic7000,all in the same horizontal plain. Please be 100% sure you are installing the cable from the computer into the proper 3.5mm jack,

Thanks,That make the price for replacing a 7000 for a 705 around $2000But good to know, they exist.Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

The IC-705 would need a 100-200 watt amplifier and manufacturers don't want to make them. Yes they do… Works just fine. 4 watts of drive from the 705, 100 out. Auto band switching, full

Yes,? Same result.? No problems with my 7300, 9700 or 756 Pro-III. The odd control head for the 7100 has kept me at bay.??? 73,Russ KW6T

The Birdies and pops may be from your mobile installation.? Have you tried it in your shack? The IC-7100 was the replacement.? The wedge shape control head seem more suited for a desk than a

Yes, they are getting up in age.? My new-to-me 7000 was run mobile most of its previous life and developed major problems.? It was given to me, so I took the risk and had it repaired for mobile

I guess we all have to realize, our beloved '7000 radios are getting old (hi hi) and nothing lasts forever. Since Icom has discontinued the radio (sad), they cannot be replaced, so we all do our best

Neither, you wouldn't want a tone superimposed on a high speed data stream.? With 1200 baud data the tones are well above subaudible, so not an issue.? Another consideration is few (any?) voice

Thank you!

CI-V?It's a 3.5mm jackSteve WA8Y?Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S10, an AT&T 5G Evolution capable smartphone

saw your messages and think that cable will address my issues too. ?The USB side goes to computer, where does the other end connect? Thanks Rick

Don AB1PH and Charles VA7CPC, You are "spot on"...the CTCSS tone is, indeed, injected into the TX path in 1200 mode, but not 9600 mode.? Now I can participate in the aforementioned repeater nets,

FWIW -- A wild, off-the-wall guess: . . . Is it possible that the CTCSS tone is generated when the DIN "data" jack is used,?. . . when the IC-7000 packet baud rate is set to 1200 baud, . . . but not

Good luck. Remember, 1200 baud flows through the standard audio. 9600 goes straight to the modulator. -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph

Don, Thanks for your response.? You have touched on something (1200) that I haven't tried.? My SignaLink is jumpered for 9600 for high speed VARA FM.? I will try 1200, but it may take a while, as

I don't know if it was a design flaw or just engineering for digital communication. The connector that you are using on the back of the radio is typically not used for repeater operation. They may

Ok, I have been staying out of the discussion but ... I use an echolink connection through my IC-7000 as one of my echolink deployments. The transmission audio is sent through the 6 pin mini-din. I

Guys, Thank you for your responses. The basic question is: Why do the PL tones not appear in the transmitted FM signal along with the modulation created by the SignaLink? We are all agreed that the