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Oh yes, the 4-pin molex connector. I hate that thing. As Brian mentioned if you put some tension on it and wiggle it from side to side it will slowly start to come loose. I thought I was going

Grips the sides and gently wiggle and pull Brian Mackey KC1MAC Hams don't let hams get stuck on 2 meter repeaters! From: Bob Brooks <bobbrooks220@...> Reply-To:

I have pushed and pulled, squeezed etc. and this plug will not release so I have decided to leave it in place for now since I am not going to use the 7K without the tuner and can disconnect the bottom

Thanks to all! I will try tonight and I will be brave! -:)

Keith It is the 4 pinned plug that goes from the tuner into the "TUNER CONTROL SOCKET" on the rear panel of the 7K. bb

Bob, Sorry for all of the messages. I have several things going and losing my train of though. If its the power plug on the 7000, then press on the top of the plug and pull, that should release the

You need a small blade screw driver and press the portion of the plug that protrudes the input receptacle of the radio, you will see it move while you wiggle the power cable and it will slide

Bob, As I was re-reading your message, I decided that I need some?clarification. Which plug are you referring to...the power plug on the 7000 OR the plug on the tuner? Keith - KB0CAP

Bob, The locking mechanism is on top of the plug. It is a ramped mechanism. Just pull it off. You will need to use some pressure when pulling it, but it will not break. I discovered this yesterday,

yes that got me as well on top of the plug you will find a little clip ________________________________ To: ic7000@... Sent: Thursday, 26 December 2013, 17:53 Subject: [IC-7000] LDG Pro

Yes press down on the top of the plug <br/>Regards m3hvu<a href="http://overview.mail.yahoo.com?.src=iOS"><br/><br/>Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPad</a>

in the 7000. The white power plug will not come out. Is there a locking mechanism that I can't find? Thanks. bb KC1AKV

ok Dan thank you, I thought they are like "ordinary" charges that run on AC *[image: http://www.cwops.org/images/cqcani.gif]* *73,* *Izzy 4X1UF* *Extra Class, Active ham since October 1964, QCWA

Izzy, both the Cellpro Multi-4 and 10XP chargers will work fine. The 10 has the ability to charge two batteries at the same time. Both will need a 12 volt power source of at least 5 amps output. I use

Hi Dan, I've purchased the larger model (4S4P) but for some reason they (Buddipole) they don't come back to me as for what kind of charger to use. I've also noticed that the chargers are NOT used on

Steve -- Thanks for the explanation! . Charles / VA7CPC

I still stand by my earlier assessment, based upon personal experience and accurate test data on the air and on the bench. Given previous claims that the 7K RX is weak on VHF/UHF, these weren't

The only direct comparison I've done is between an IC-7000 and a Ft-736R. On 2m FM on weak signals, the Yaesu is marginally more sensitive, but the difference is minute. -- 73 de

I WITH DRAW ALL POSTS ON THE TOPIC!!!! PLEASE CLOSE THE TOPIC! I DID NOT KNOW THE LEVEL OF PEOPLE'S WISDOM ON THIS FORUM. N2GYN 73

I like the calibration of the IC-7000 S meter, it gives useful readings over a wide range of signal strengths.