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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
73Tony, James - KB7TBT www.qsl.net/kb7tbt --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. |
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
Alex Netherton
Why do they need my credit card if the download is free? Did I leave the fish out of the freezer or is it something else I smell? On Nov 23, 2013 6:43 PM, "brian mackey" <brian.mackey@...> wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
On 24/11/13 8:34 AM, ham.4x1uf wrote:
Tony,Umm, no idea on an exact link. I just googled "IC-7000 manual", and picked my way through the results. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL |
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
This ICOM website has the manual, brouchure and other paperwork for the
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7000. -Tom, W3TLN On 23 Nov 2013 at 23:34, ham.4x1uf wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
I don't have the link handy but you can download it right from the Icom site. That's where I got mine.
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John V. Nelson Sent from my mobile device On Nov 23, 2013, at 4:34 PM, "ham.4x1uf" <ham.4x1uf@...> wrote: |
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
Tony,
Can you send me a link for that PDF user guide? the one I have is un searchable.... it seems that someone just scanned it and convert it to PDF so it's like an image and you can't search for a text within it. Thank you *[image: ]* *73,* *Izzy 4X1UF* *Extra Class, Active ham since October 1964, QCWA # 35058, member of SKCC, * *mail: ham.4x1uf@... <ham.4x1uf@...>, Skype: ham4x1uf* On Sat, Nov 23, 2013 at 11:18 PM, Tony Langdon <vk3jed@...> wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
Alex Netherton
John there is a quick start guide for the 7K and is available from . you will have to search their site. About $20 US. On Nov 20, 2013 9:42 PM, <bobbrooks220@...> wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
On 24/11/13 4:04 AM, W3TLN wrote:
I have the Nifty guide and W7YEN's laminated condensed instruction sheet,I just use the PDF of the manual as well. It's well written and easy to follow. I find videos are to clumsy for me, as well as needing to find the time to watch them. But I've never been one who can simply watch from a demonstration. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL |
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
I have the Nifty guide and W7YEN's laminated condensed instruction sheet,
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but I mostly just pull up my pdf file of the Icom7000 manual. I can do a search, enlarge the page and print whatever I need. I haven't looked at Icom7000 videos on YouTube but will. -Tom, W3TLN On 23 Nov 2013 at 8:00, wa2jsg@... wrote:
I find my best source of information on the '7000 is on YouTube. Just do a search there for the IC-7000, and you will find a lot of great 'know-how' videos there. |
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Re: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies
brian mackey
Try this site Thank you, Brian Mackey KC1MAC? Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! :) From: <wa2jsg@...> Reply-To: <ic7000@...> Date: Saturday, November 23, 2013 at 11:00 AM To: <ic7000@...> Subject: [IC-7000] RE: icom 7000 book for dummies ?
?I find my best source of information on the '7000 is on YouTube.? Just do a search there for the IC-7000, and you will find a lot of great 'know-how' videos there. 73, Curt WA2JSG NJ SKCC #3018T NAQCC #3457 ---In ic7000@..., wrote: Hello to the group, I have not taken time to see if one exist but thought I would ask the group and shorten my research time to find such a book if it exist. I do not spend a lot time on the air, I use the hobby to experiment with kits and test equipment and am not an expert at that either. so if anyone knows of a good way to learn about the features of the icom 7000 via a book or you-tube let me know. john kg9dk |
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Re: icom 7000 book for dummies
?I find my best source of information on the '7000 is on YouTube.? Just do a search there for the IC-7000, and you will find a lot of great 'know-how' videos there. 73, Curt WA2JSG NJ SKCC #3018T NAQCC #3457 ---In ic7000@..., <jab3739@...> wrote: Hello to the group, I have not taken time to see if one exist but thought I would ask the group and shorten my research time to find such a book if it exist. I do not spend a lot time on the air, I use the hobby to experiment with kits and test equipment and am not an expert at that either. so if anyone knows of a good way to learn about the features of the icom 7000 via a book or you-tube let me know. john kg9dk |
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Hi I am new to this group I have problems with no ssb on tx
Hi I am new to this group my name is Helen Vk3ry
I have lost SSB upper and lower on my rig. I have been able to track the lack of TX down to the 1st IF? my thoughts it may be the processor, the rig is quite happy on am fm Rtty and good on ex. it implies the Dac is ok too,alc indicates very high alc although there is no alc voltage. I sure I am not the only one with this prob? ? ? ?? Any one with similar experience? KInd regards Helen VK3RY лл |
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Re: AGC setting?????
Slow for SSB and CW
Medium if there are large static crashes Fast for digital modes If you listen to an SSB QSO with fast AGC, you can tell right away how annoying the background noise is. Randy ---In ic7000@..., <tomnagy@...> wrote: Could someone go over the function of the different AGC settings??
Is there a disadvantage to always setting to AGC-Fast? -Tom, W3TLN |
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Re: [IC-7000] AGC setting?????
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýOn 22/11/13 3:48 PM, Alex Netherton
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I spend more time on digital modes than anything else these days, so I tend to use fast AGC, which usually works best for digital.??? Yes, slow is usually better for SSB, unless conditions are rapidly fading or there's other strong signals or static present. -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL |
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Re: [IC-7000] AGC setting?????
Alex Netherton
Slow is best for ssb or slow cw. Fast is best for am, fm, and fast cw. AGC keeps the receiver at a continuous gain for certain modes. Slow decay is where I keep it unless I am on am. On Nov 21, 2013 9:59 AM, "W3TLN" <tomnagy@...> wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] 7000 for sale
Alex Netherton
Trollp strikes again, but he is right. If you really want to get something out of it, put it up for auction. Like a car, the value drops by about a half once you drive it off the lot. I like my 7k. On Nov 20, 2013 9:42 PM, "BT Yahoo!?2013" <robert.farey@...> wrote:
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Re: [IC-7000] 7000 for sale
I'm glad you felt the need to contribute that, try the decaf next time.
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---In ic7000@..., <robert.farey@...> wrote: Hi you and hundreds of others so what ever you paid about half if you are lucky enough. ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Regards Robert G6LLP From: "ae1z@..." <ae1z@...> To: ic7000@... Sent: Wednesday, 20 November 2013, 13:27 Subject: [IC-7000] 7000 for sale
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I've still got the itch for a 7410 so I'm willing to part with my 7000.
Late Serial number new in Jan 2012 very little use, never run mobile No Mods - Radio has never been opened HM-151 Microphone with AB5N upgrade Separation kit - never opened Non-Smoking never exposed to smoke All boxes, manuals and paperwork Laminated Quick Reference sheet for IC-7000 Will take $1000, USPS Money Order or Paypal OK with fee Will trade up to IC-7410 I'd like to meet around Middle Tennessee if possible, no problem to ship. |
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Re: [IC-7000] CW Mode
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe filters are not the crystal or mechanical filters we are used to in
most earlier radios but defined in software by the DSP system. This allows the
control of the pass band and shape of the filter by the operator. There will be
some leakage due to the limitations of the DSP to completely block out of pass
band signals as there is with the older style discrete filters. The sound of the
filters will be a bit different too due to the way the DSP works.
The sharp edges will have a slightly different sound to the rounded edges
and will also react differently to noise and type of signal. This really up to
yhr operator to decide which sounds best in the condition to them. I have
difficulty deciding which is best as to my ears. The shape does not alter the
bleed through much as the bleed through is determined more by the skirts and how
deep they go down before the digital system can not block the out of band
noise.
As DSP systems improve, then we can look forward to better performance but
nothings perfect and the IC7000 is one of the earlier affordable radios using
this filter system.
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Grant, ZL2BK.
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Re: [IC-7000] AGC setting?????
On Thu, 21 Nov 2013 10:00:09 -0500, W3TLN wrote:
Could someone go over the function of the different AGC settings??This isn't really an IC-7000 question, but one that holds for all operating. AGC speed is a personal thing about what you prefer. If you run it on fast all the time, you'll get tired of listening. If you run it on slow all the time, you will miss many things on fast exchange QSOs and general listening. Mine is in constant adjustment, depending on what I am listening to. Generally, the slower you can run it, the more relaxed listening you will have. But you can't do that when fast QSB is involved, or listening to stations that vary greatly in strength. It all depends on what you are using your radio for at the time, and to a certain extent, band condx. Gary -- 3055: NodeOp Help Page: |
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