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This is correct if you are no longer using the CT-17 interface box. As I have said I have used a cheap (TTL) Boefeng programming cable with the end cut off and the RX and TX signals tied together to

One more thing: The FTDI cable must be TTL output and not RS232 due to Icom uses TTL levels. Slts,

hi Pedro S - EA3FNM. Is it possible to elaborate

Can you post a picture of the FTDI cable? Thanks in advance JD Barron

Greg Engle Thanks for your reply. Could you please tell me what cable to use?

ic7000 made in japan - B6249k serial 0801640 thanks colin vk3zzs (qrz.com)

Problem solved. I was using wrong cable between monitor and the 7000. The video from the 7000 goes via a simple mono cable (3.5mm output jack) to a yellow RCA male plug which then connects to the

Hi, Check the C-IV address at the IC7K and also at the HRD. If the receiver us working try to change the add to the IC7K and write the receiver's one. Regards

Test message; please forgive. 73, Adam VA7OJ/AB4OJ

Not only the Prolific might not work - it PROBABLY will not work! So many counterfeit chips out there and the Windows drivers really do care. Get a known FTDI (?) cable. I can't tell you how many

The one thing I see that MIGHT be a problem is the Prolific USB to Serial Adapter. FTDI adapters are much more compatible. Prolific adapters are known to be problematic but if it is working with one

When I hook it up, the monitor shows "NO SYNC." Is there something in/on the 7000 I need to do to make it work? It had worked in the past, but maybe I have forgotten something 73 - Mac,

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314056349551 is all I use and the resolution is good enough for that size using the simple lead from the 7000. Not heard of the 'sharper' kit though - the 7000 already puts

Hello Greg Thank you for your reply. I have already done everything you said. no result. I got the result when I connected the old Icom R20 I have according to the scheme below. *I am running the

I would be glad to have it and appreciate you being so generous. You can contact me at Fred@....

https://elkantennas.com/ LPDAs wrote: -- K1FZY (WA4TPW) SK 9/29/37-4/13/15

You can also look at my CT17B products, at WWW.VE2DX.COM ( /g/ic7000/topic/WWW.VE2DX.COM ) they are not outdated from the 1970`s like the ICOM CT17 :P -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus

Thanks, Charles. I know the Arrow antennas.? I've seen them at hamfests for years, but Elk antennas don't ring a bell. I'll go look. 73, Bob -- W4ATM - 35 Miles south of the Kennedy Space

Do you have the CT-17 connected to the Computer through the DB25 on the back? You also have to power the CT-17 with 12 volts. Typically you’ll use a DB25 to DB9 serial adapter to connect to a DB9

FWIW -- Elk antennas and Arrow antennas are both used heavily by 2m/70cm satellite stations. The Arrows are cross-polarized Yagis. The Elks aren't Yagis, but they have several dB of gain over a