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hi Frank I am using the same settings and you can do whatever you like to suit your needs *[image: http://www.cwops.org/images/cqcani.gif]* *73,* *Izzy 4X1UF* *Extra Class, Active ham since

I saw that and they only go up to 99 entries. Since I have about 200 HF entries to make I'm using Band A and Band B for HF. They also have the band edges entered in a bank of entries. I doubt that I

You can do that -- it would make it easier to find stuff. However, I usually put the most frequently used stuff on the first bank. This message was delivered by flying monkeys!

Rumtrol7k works for me you will have to google it but it works well with most ci-v cables. All banks memories user profile settings ect. 73 VA3WU

Hi All! I just received my new IC-7000 and the RT Systems Software. Question!, I notice the software format has band-A, band-B. band-C, and so on. if I understand this right you would program like all

I literally just got two HF radios that I need to program, both are Icom. One is a marine radio and the other is the 7000. I got the RT Systems software and I think it's fantastic. It's easy to use.

I use IZ2BKT program as it has really good memory management as well as PC control iz2bkt.com Yes, it does cost, but a small price for the extensive functionality Rik VK3EQ _____ From:

That works too. But the 60M mod for NA models avoids the loss of band edge beeps, which some find useful for bands they don't work as often. It only requires a single diode to be removed. Steve,

The RT Systems software will let you set all the features, etc... as well as program the frequencies. Their cables are reliable and supported on even the latest versions of Windows. Plus, if you get

Why not make an "out of band mod"? Then you can transmit and receive from 100kHz to 60MHz(?) and the 60m is fully covered. I have done this on an old IC-7000 and this worked for me! Just google

As long as you don't mind spending money.... If you just want to program the radio then the RT Systems software has worked out well for

Unfortunately, while CHIRP is my preferred radio programming normally, it has a significant limitation for the IC-7000 in that it will only read and write Bank A memories (shouldn't be too hard for a

There's a heap of software that works with the IC-7000, you would get a lot of results out of a Google search. Most popular rig control software (Ham Radio Deluxe, etc) supports the IC-700, same for

This should work http://chirp.danplanet.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! From: <rickmandziak@...> Reply-To:

I had a MFJ-998 but sold it when I purchased the Icom 2kl, the IC-at 500 automatic tuner, and of course the power supply...I also have two manual 3 kw MFJ-986 and MFJ-989 tuner To:

Do you have an antenna tuner? They are not terribly expensive, especially on ebay, and are worth every penny. My antenna for 60 is a 125 foot center fed flattop fed with balanced line from a MFJ-993B,

Mine is a second owner rig.....I traded a TS-2000 for it.......Must be a 2011 as the serial number is below the 2012 number.....This one has been opened up for frequencies also......60 meters is

When was yours made? Mine, purchased in August 2013, is OK for this bunch of channels, but it takes some work to get them. In my Yaesu 950, they are pre-programmed in as memory channels. KC4BO Alex

My serial number is 0513348 I will need the mod...... de w1nv Don To: ic7000@... From: anetherton@... Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2013 21:03:11 -0500 Subject: Re: [IC-7000] RE: IC-7000 on 60

I would really like to figure out how to get on these frequencies on my 7000. KC4BO Alex Netherton http://blueridgediscovery.org