Modifications for the ICOM - RogerK

This information was supplied by,David Spicer, VK7ZDJ,5a Helen Street,ULVERSTONE, 7315.Tasmania, Australia.vk7zdj@southcom.com.au.MODIFICATION.NETPacket vk7zdj@vk7ax.This modification is read 2260 times.top of page20-02-2000(IC-Q7) IC-Q7 Programming utility 1.05 ( Goran Vlaski ), Wide RX 0-30MHz, Adjustment modeAuthor: Goran VlaskiDownload the ZIP fileThis modification is read 3125 times.top of page05-10-2000(IC-Q7) IC-Q7A Full Transmit From 140 - 174 MHz and 400 - 470 MHzAuthor: Dave Evangelista - N2TRY - n2try@radioamateur.com.MODIFICATION.NETThis modification has been taken from http://www.radioamateur.com/icq7 with permission from Dave Evangelista (N2TRY).Okay, so you were serious about doing this mod to your radio. COOL.To do this mod, you have to follow all the rules.1.) You've spent about 200+ bucks for this radio, now go out and spend another 25 bucks on what you will need to do this modsuccessfully.You will need the following equipment:●●A nice soldering iron and a BRAND NEW TIP!Some Radio Shack 60/40 thin low rosin core solder the good stuff, I used Catalog #64-009 (this is not an endorsement)