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Thanks Tony and all the best for 2025. I have reached out to ICOM here in Australia and not much help on the technical front but hey can sell me a replacement board for 650AUD. Too expensive and would

Hi James.. I knew suggesting removing the backup battery was a long shot as eeproms don't need them.. but it is a mystery what has happened to your 7000 so anything is worth trying in this case. I'm

Hi Steve I understand what you are saying but anything is worth a shot even if the probability is very low. There must be more to the eeprom data than what the manual is stating and the only device

I'm puzzled by this comment. On Page 137 of my instruction manual (A-6462H-1EX-q? ? 2005 Icom Inc.), it states: *All of the CPU’s memory is backed up by an EEPROM* *(Electronically-Erasable

Hi Tony all the best for the new year to all in this forum. I thought that returning the logic board to my radio would have returned it to previous personality but not the case. I would need to fully

If this was the case James wouldn't your Main board have written it back to it's own personality..? You didn't sday if you'd done a hard reset. Another thing to do is remove the backup battery and

Hi Tony Thanks for your response and sorry about your PC - hope you recover all your data. As for the Japanese radio - i purchased thinking i could use to get my unit working as it has an audio

Excuse typo's.. Bluetooth keyboard playing up too!

Hi James.. Sorry for my late response but I did write a reply days ago but just before posting it the computer power supply decided to short out(!).. so I lost verything I had written. Very

I've never had a heat issue on my 2011 era IC-7000, but that's most likely because I do not do a lot of continuous duty/digital modes on it for any extended time periods. I also have it feeding an

This heat question has been batted around on this list for some time. One side says that the ICOM engineers provided for proper heat distribution, others say that the rig needs additional ways of

I added two really small fans to the back of the radio? glued to the rear heatsinks. I added a pair of 4 pin tuner connectors, one for power from the radio and the other to a tuner. I also added an

I've added two TO-3 heat sinks to the left side of my IC 7000 to keep the DSP section much cooler. You could do the same on the right side to help keep the PAs cool. I had to file the TO-3 holes a

I've always ran my IC-7000 with the separation kit mobile. Never had a problem with heating. I attribute that to the main part of the radio was mounted in the spare tire wheel well belly. So the well

My 7000 has always tended to run hot but I built up a pair of 12v fans with a standalone bracket to maintain a decent supply of cooling air. Have always used this and have never had the driver issue

My IC7000 has ran hot since new, and I never really worried about it. ( on most days all day). Then I read about a fan mod where a simple mod would allow fan to run continuously. I did the mod and it

This fall, I was participating in the WA QSO party (Salmon Run) on CW. The 2nd day, 4 hr before time was up, I was running (as opposed to search and pounce) on 15 and 10M. The 7000 was at full power,

Hi Tony Prior to plugging my logic board ( the small board in a metal cage that plugs into the main board ) into the Japanese radio it had general coverage RX and 6m band present. My radio also has

(2020) Japanese bandplan includes 6m. Not sure if you have put one of your 7000 boards inside a Japanese 7000 permanently but there is a diode matrix in the 7000 just like most modern transceivers so

Hi Mark No it didn't have those features. If anyone has a faulty logic board that is not from a Japanese radio I may be able to read the contents of the eeprom to make a comparison . There are 256kb