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That is what I was thinking. What does the poster have his rig hooked up to and if he is adjusting everything manually he can over-ride the default settings and make the radio read any power he sets

Rick, I went thru this anxiety as well, everyone is correct, it is not for 2 meters etc.. Forget its there, I had to learn the hared way too :) you can reset the radio to default and sometimes it

Yeah that?s called for Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! From: BT Yahoo!?2013 <robert.farey@...> Reply-To: <ic7000@...> Date:

I don't understand how feed line length would result in high SWR using a dummy load at VHF or UHF, unless the load or coax are way out of spec. It is true that loads are transformed by feed line

Lead length (at least less than several hundred feet) will not affect SWR if the dummy load is 50 ohm.. Lead length will cause power loss. 73 Jerry K1JOS

Well for some reason I have half scale reading ALC 2m FM and 0 scale reading 70cm FM this is what makes it very confusing and know I am not looking at the swr meter. Cheers Rick.

Plus remember that the swr meter does not work on vhf/uhf. You may have a high swr even with a dummy load due to lead length. Kc4bo

Hi yes with a power level of 14 volts and a source supply capable of 27 amps there is no problem. ?most will give what is the specs mentioned in the manual. however with a source less than that the

The power out reads in percent of maximize power for whatever band you tune to; ie 100% on 73 cm should be 35 watts.? On 2m 100% would be 50 watts.? On HF 100% would be 100 watts.? ? ? ? The

I get pretty much 100% on all bands, but it does vary with battery voltage and antenna VSWR. The only way to know for sure is to check the output with a calibrated power meter (and check the antenna

Here's another one I'm just giving a try. Supports all banks and tweaking of other functions of the radio. http://www.dl2rum.de/rumsoft/RUMtrol7K.html -- 73 de Tony

Hi just what do you expect from amateur radio equipment that sells for a 1/10 of what the professional equipment does.??????????????????? best regards Robert

Hi does the radio work are you able to communicate if so it is fine the difference the extra power will make is best improved with a better antenna. all this about what power you are outputing is only

Hi guys this is Amateur radio equipment not professional what do you expect. made for a price it is never going to perform as well. it does not always do exactly what it should due usually to certain

So why am I getting 100% on 2m FM and good half swing on the ALC 50% very confused now this post seems to have the same problem as well.http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=10&f=22&t=636054

So true Alex...I was locked into my own issue (which turned out to be a non issue) on SSB. Should have thought before speaking -:) Best and have a happy! bb KC1AKV

On FM there should be no ALC; ALC is a function of modulation on AM modes, AM and SSB. This is kind of basic Amateur Radio...(?) KC4BO Alex Netherton http://blueridgediscovery.org

Oh yeah! He is most likely in FM mode on 70cm. Thanks for the correction!

On FM, the ALC indicator doesn't follow voice peaks, since FM is a constant carrier mode. Ignore ALC in FM, AM, CW, etc. It will vary depending on which band is used, what the DC supply voltage is

On 2 meters, the power should be about 50%, on 440, (70cm) it should be about 35%. The rig does not put out "full" power on vhf or uhf. Your rig is fine. The manual is crowded with stuff and difficult