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The AB5N mic mod is the simplest way to fix the audio on the stock mic.? Filling the empty mic cavity with dense foam will help take some of the "hollow bass" audio out but the ic element as supplied

Thanks for the useful tips Charles.73 de Les G0FAJSent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

That is very interesting and a great help Alan..... Many thanks. 73 de Les G0FAJ

FWIW -- My club has an IC-7000.? I once did some on-air monitoring of the transmitted signal, using my FT-817 with a 1" antenna.? I don't know if the mic is "Japanee" or "Chinese", but it is

A while back, my wife and I had been making yearly cross-country trips from the east coast (where I live now) to the west coast where we moved from. I too wondered about my transmit audio on my 7000.

Hi Ron, May be this is the console you are looking for, https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/contestconsole-switching-unit-for-icom-radios/ Regards fomr Barcelona Pedro, ea3fnm

Are there any IC-7000 users in the British Columbia Gulf Islands? I would like to talk to you about your HF experiences out here.

Greetings all, This is the voice recorder mode that allows you to record and send audio messages.? I've seen a schematic that will allow you to outboard the functions to handy dandy box that is more

Joe, I was an avid SWL’er long before I became a ham. I had numerous receivers: Drake R8B, Lowe HF-150, Sony 2010, JRC NRD-535, I’ve lost track. But the easiest one to listen to, for me at

I go back to the late 1950's with being an SWL and a ham. I had found that the tube receivers seemed to be easier on my ears than the early solid state receivers, especially on the higher frequencies

Yes Geoff I have, and will try it if I get the IC7000....73Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Very interesting read Mark..all inwardly digested...73Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Thankyou for your helpful comments Perry..73Sent from my Samsung Galaxy smartphone.

Les if you have the DTMF mic on your 706, used that. I do and it works great. Geoff VK3ZGW

Chuck, I don’t disagree - I think the operative word is “need”. I’ve been an “audiophile” for decades: For many years, I was able to tell vinyl from any form of digital with near 100%

If you have a mid-range voice, only the Japanese versions of the HM151 have the problem. The later Chinese made mikes are fine with an average voice BUT you must use the TX equalizer in the radio’s

Very interesting Charles...I have heard many stories of this sort of problem with various mics ....73

Mark: The dirty little secret, at least as far as I can tell, is that this model microphone never needed the mic element replaced. I've had several of them and in all cases the TX audio problem was

Thanks for your thoughts and comments. 73

Thankyou for your reply Mark. I did read about the HM115 mod that Bob does so if I do get one I will bear him on mind. I do use home brewed headsets for mobile use whatever rig I use so it will be