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From 1979, the time of my licensing, to May of this year, I never had a rig with a clock. Most had tubes. Does the rig work? Do you make contacts? Get good reports? Very sorry, but I fail to see the

Same problem here . I await any answer you may get because I have never pursued the matter but should have. VA3WU Rick

Has anyone else experienced a problem with the clock on the display losing time? After setting the time to WWV, I lose a minute about every two weeks and have to reset the clock. Rig is used as a base

Also remember to secure the extension cable, if used, with the small screw that was supplied. If rig will have a higher susceptiblity to RFI without it. Perry K4PWO Sent from my Galaxy S?III

First question: . . . Is the control head separated from the body of the rig? Second question: . . . If so, do you have ferrites on the control cable between the two? Third question: . . . Have you

Thank you for posting the update on your radio. I hope it gives you many years of enjoyment. 73, Jon... N7OCD

Out with the grounding cables and ferrites. :) -- 73 de Tony VK3JED/VK3IRL http://vkradio.com

Yes, so no necessary to do any reset: Bad installation behind the IC7000. Best regards, Ludovic - F5PBG.

On 5/11/13 12:18 PM, kb1rrx@... wrote: > > > I have an issue with =the display on my unit and hope somebody can give me some incite. I have had my 7000 for a couple of years now. A month or so

It could simply be a lack of RMS stations within your area. Also, propagation can sometimes be weird. I had one morning where all the highly ranked "local" gateways were inaccessible, and the only

I would track down shelding. I have seen some talk of checking the spring fenders on shield covers. I had a WWll signal generator with a pincil tube. It was a constant effort to track down leakage

Tom, Try checking the power leads with a scope and verify that there is no crud on the supply. Also check voltage levels. You could also remove every excess lead from the radio when you test. Finally

I have an issue with =the display on my unit and hope somebody can give me some incite. I have had my 7000 for a couple of years now. A month or so ago, while operating all of a sudden every time I

G'day all, I received my working IC-7000 back this morning, I have popped the bottom lid to have a peak on what was replaced, however as it seems there is a fair bit of de-soldering to do to get what

Hello all, Thanks for the help. I want to report that I have been able to make it work. It does not work all the time and the propagation chart has never shown me any frequencies that are in the green

I have three of the G4ZLP interfaces and they work fine with all of my rigs including the IC7000 If you can stretch to it the Digimaster Pro Three is really great with built in Winkeyer and FSK chip

I use a G4ZLP interface which connects to the PC via USB and came with an appropriate cable for the CI-V port. It also came with the correct cable to interface to the AUX port on the back of the radio

Another thing I did was to set the CIV port baudrate to 19200 baud, rather than the default "auto detect". I didn't have much luck with auto detection with some software. Some software vendors also

Hi, ?I bought mine ((called a ?CVI -1 cable something like that ) from Ebay and use CHIRP for progamming and for HRdeluxe . Works well. Colin VK2JCC

I bought the RT Systems cable and software, although you can buy the cable separately. It works fine with FLDigi, WSJT and several other programs with rig control. This message was delivered by