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Thanks Rich. I'll give it a try. Ed [email protected]> wrote:

First, I would try a different radio/receiver on the same antenna to see if it is a radio problem or noise that is really present. If the latter, try powering down everything you can in your house

I am announcing a 50amp 12vdc emi filter at Dayton it might be of interest to the group. -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM ( https://WWW.VE2DX.COM ) Only the

I have a S9 noise level on 20m all the time. The other bands are around S3. Anyone else have similar noise? Ed

Glen, There were 2 items. One was that the plug for the key was shorted and somehow I must have changed the setup for the straight key. Its been a while since I was on cw and along the way things

Perhaps you have to toggle the key/keyer option in the menus? I had a slightly different challenge (using a RigBlaster) – this fixed it. 73’s Glenn WA6BJQ From: "[email protected]"

I'd be surprised if it was ignition noise.? Modern ignitions usually have the coils right at the plugs, there's no wire there to shield or put a ferrite on.? If it's popping it could be the DC going

Robie, You are right. I unplugged the key and it stopped. Now I have to figure out what has happened. Thanks, Ed [email protected]> wrote:

Alternator whine or ignition buzz? I've never had reports of ignition noise going out over the air. I get plenty when on receive. However, the IC7000 Noise Blanker always seems to do the trick in

Possibly your cw key is shorted. Robie AJ4F [email protected]> wrote:

It is appreciated that if anyone can give some repair hint. my 7000 off freq e.g 11xmhz when 146mhz selected during the low power transmission (1w). It is same problem in 70cm band too. Anything

I have contant cw on all bands when in the CW Mode. ?Any clues?

FWIW -- Two thoughts: (1) Yes, ferrite the spark-plug wires, and the alternator wires, as well as the remote head cable. You don't say how the signal reports are on HF, when the truck's engine is

So, I have recently moved my IC-7000 to my truck, connected to an ICom AH-4 tuner mounted in the bed for HF.? The 2m/70cm antenna is also in the truck bed.? When transmitting VHF, I am getting

And it is sold. Sorry for the noise.

https://forums.qrz.com/index.php?threads/icom-ic-7000-transceiver.908988/ Not mine, just sharing.

I was able to get a hold of a service manual and parts list and I emailed Icom and they did have the switch and it's on the way. Now, to see if there's a faceplate disassembly video to see what I am

I am using the XGG Comms?Digimode-4-Icom with the 6-pin connector for WSJT-X and fldigi on HF and VHF.???I have not tried VARA but think it work similar.? The item with the 6-pin connector is not

Don, my new IAB3-DUAL Icom breakout box might help you, simple ACC1 either din8 or DIN13 to 8 separate 3.5mm(1/8) making it easier and safer to connect to your radio… look at my website

The 6 pin port is a standard supported by many devices and has standard audio levels. wrote: -- 73, AB1PH Don Rolph