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Dirty/Pitted PTT switch contacts will cause this problem. ;)

I'm not aware of any additional filters being required for the 7000. The DSP allows you to adjust the filter width and whether you want a soft or sharp shape. You can narrow or shift the IF passband away from QRM with the PBT. Maybe you're thinking about the 706?

Before any letters are sent out they have an agent go to the area and monitor. At that time they will also attempt to contact you and request a station inspection. If you get a letter you can rest assured that they have pinpointed the signal to you. This seems to be the standard procedure I see...

My vote goes to the 7000. I've been running one over 2 years now and have never had a problem with it getting hot. Even during long winded rag chew sessions it has never gone out of the blue into the red area of the temp gauge. A friend of mine has one and had an overheating issue, but it was...

IC-2820H Dual Band FM Transceiver - Features - Icom America

Congrats! :thumbup1:

I've placed a few orders over the years with The Antenna Farm also and always received prompt, courteous service. It's been a year or so since I last placed an order though so I don't know what their service is like at the present time.

If you leave the mounting screws loose it should swing pretty good for ya... :p

Great score! :thumbup1:

^^^ What Doc said ^^^

Loss is only one of the specs I look at when choosing coax. The materials used and quality control in manufacturing are also something I take into consideration. I've used several brands over the years, and Times Microwave is what I use now. My preference prior to that was Belden. The reason I...

Oh my...don't let the dawg see that link. He might run over to facebook and start claiming 'his' idea was stolen. :rolleyes::whistle: Word :thumbup1:

No kidding...now that's funny!

:blink: Anyone else detect major contradiction in the above statements? If you can't dazzle them with brilliance... :thumbdown:

As far as used goes try to find a Yaesu YS-500. For new, Daiwa, Diamond, Comet and MFJ all make a good meter.

Yes, that is his legit web site...

My vote also goes to the IC-7000. I picked up a PS-125 power supply and used mine on the base. Some people also pick up a 9" monitor and hook up to them to make the display easier to see, but I never had a problem viewing mine.

You guys seem to have missed the most relevant and telling information on his web site: 'This website is purely for entertainment purposes. Any and all articles, reviews, products, pictures, writings or any other material published on this website are written and are to be used for...

:lol: I'm not going to rip into you, but you really shouldn't group 'everyone' into your opinion as to whether or not an opposing opinion would change just because the source did. As I said previously, my opinion would remain the same whether Kale, JDD or anyone else was marketing this...

That 'design' has been on the market for years. People have been using anti-corrosion compounds on their antennas for years. Nothing new there. The only thing new about it is that BD is promoting it. Just like products advertised on TV, you have to take what the salesman says with a large dose...