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Thanks Joe. I do have a Signalink USB that I used wir the 7000 when it was my main radio. Perhaps you are right through, there may be better radios suited for my need rather than trying to shoehorn

Richard, It would certainly be possible to configure an IC-7000 for remote control. I have remoted an IC-7200 successfully, but it has an USB port. Icom RS-BA1 software, or HamRadio Deluxe are options

I have not used my IC-7000 for some time. I was thinking of trying to use it as a remote HF rig at some family land a few miles from home. ?Does anyone know the best way to set up a 7000 to operate

Dear Friends, I am a great fan of icom ic7000, after extensive research on cpu failure of icom ic7000 ,if anyone has failed CPU i can fix the cpu even it's processor is failed ,but not burnt at pcb

I’ve used the Icom 7K for 15 years mobile, won 1st place field day three years running. Many Dx contacts anytime I’m mobile. Love the color screen, have it go to a nice 7” screen, lean on arm

I to really liked my 7000 mobile. That with a screwdriver antenna and I could work just about anywhere. With the control head mounted on a flexible shaft and mounted to a seat bolt I could use the

Gary, I was a big fan of my IC-7000 and when the IC-7100 came out I was unimpressed with the wedge control head. Fast forward a few years and I am looking for a new mobile rig having repurposed the

I agree that the 7000 is a perfect mobile HF rig. That is what it was designed for and what it’s successor should be. Small is better. The launch at the Dayton Hamvention featured young ladies in

I don't think that the IC7100 is going to last much longer. It has had to be redesigned to be able to source many of the parts that are now obsolete and in the arena of unobtainium. That said it also

Edit to add, neither Yaesu has 144 or 440 Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2022 10:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ic7000] Rumor mills time!!! 7000/7100 replacement? The 7000 was perfect for

The 7000 was perfect for mobile use. Having the head unit up high enough to be usable. The internals of the 7100 were/are a step in up in performance with the DSP but the head unit was an abomination

As long as we are speculating on new products, here are some thoughts: For recreational purposes the QRP IC-705 is great and I appreciate ICOM for inventing it. But QRP is not compatible with

I believe the reason for not having an HDMI port is the royalties that must be paid, I believe for each unit manufactured. The ICOM’s generally have DVI ports for their displays. The only

JD I agree with most... And strong think implementing waterfall on 7000 size display is a deadens...? The form factor has to be 905, will accept external atu, bust must be 100w There's been some

A radio similar to the IC-705, but that would use the old style tuner control so that we would not have to swap the accessories out. Perhaps a tuner built into a remote box. I think that the main unit

I'll keep what I have; too late in life to invest in something new. jad, K1TLV Now Allan is going to kill me with this one ;P Wondering if anyone heard anything about a new 100w mobile from

Now Allan is going to kill me with this one ;P Wondering if anyone heard anything about a new 100w mobile from ICOM?? Lets face it the 706/7000 formfactor was a lot better than the 7100, I would

ZLP Mini Pro SC Works with all the usuals JTDX, MSHV, FlDigi etc. https://www.g4zlp.co.uk/unified/DM_MiniPro_SC.htm 73 Paul

That might work. Which ZLP are you using and what software programs? I’m mostly interested in WSJT and VARA HF for WinLink 73 Gary, K2GW

I have my 7000 tucked away in my RV. With the rig is a ZLP mini digital interface with built in sound card and a 2 port mini usb hub connected to the ZLP and 7000 C-IV leads. This combines the Data,