questionable.
Good Luck,
Pete
wd4lst
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> From: rlpend <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2006/10/09 Mon PM 06:43:38 CDT
> To: Elecraft@mailman.qth.net
> Subject: [Elecraft] Icom 735 inquiry
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> This radio, which I purchased new and have not modified, worked fine
> six mon
I had an IC735. On paper it sure looked like a great rig. In practice
I found the sound of the rig to be irritating. Background noise was
harsh and spiky for lack of a better word. Recovered audio left me
wanting to turn the rig off. GC receive, which I though would be a
great thing, turned ou
With my last IC-735, I recall I did inquire to ICOM
AMERICA, State of Washington, about their replacing
the RAM MEMORY BATTERY in my IC-735.
If I'm not mistaken, they said they no longer carry
it. But there are several outfits who sell memory
backup products, for the IC-735.
I forget now, but Ic
One of the issues with ham equipment of recent times, is does it have a
backup battery that might be failing after 7 or more years? That is one of
the first things that comes to mind as our equipment ages.
Stuart
K5KVH
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IMHO, and as a previous owner of (2) IC-735's,
and (1) IC-730 - I'd just bite the bullet and
send it off to ICOM AMERICAN in the State of
Washington, Service Dept.
It's old enough now, that I would think it might
be best to stay with Icom's Service Dept. and
their source of whatever parts they sti
This radio, which I purchased new and have not modified, worked fine
six months ago. Recently I discovered that it receives normally on all
bands, the LCD functions normally, and the CW sidetone is OK , but it
will transmit only on AM and FM. On SSB and CW the power output meter
doesn't show "
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