[ICOM] Icom 756 Pro ll select band operation
Frank A. Ellis
w3uhf at yahoo.com
Thu May 27 09:22:34 EDT 2004
Mark,
I agree with the previous poster who recommended to
double check the default ANT selection for each band.
I don't think it is a coincidence that the 14, 21, and
28 Mhz bands are the only ones that are OK. These are
probably grouped together using one of the antenna
connections for a tri-band yagi, for instance, and
leaving the other bands on the opposite antenna port.
I agree with you, it's probably something simple. If
all else fails, you could always reset the radio to
all default settings using the procedure in the
manual. This will remove all customization data
previously entered.
73 and good luck,
Frank W3UHF
--- Mark Pride <mpride at us.ibm.com> wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> With the purchase of the used Pro ll and finally
> getting around to checking
> all of the bands I found what I hope is a problem
> that can be fixed easily.
>
> Normal operation: CW, TX mode, the "TX" icon on the
> screen turns red.
> Likewise the small RX light above the tuning dial
> goes off and the TX light
> comes on, full power out.
> This normal operation DOES NOT occur on the
> following bands: 1.8, 3.5,
> 7.0, 18.0, and 24.0 MHz - No power out, also the
> receiver is dead on these
> bands.
>
> The working bands exhibit full power out, side tone,
> etc.
>
> I checked all of these bands out - same antenna 1
> into a dummy load
> (receiving tests were with an antenna), all in CW
> mode, keyer connected and
> working (I do hear the side tone but no output power
> or the TX indicator)
> ok on all the bands except the ones noted above.
>
> What is the recommendation from the ICOM group?
> Something common to both
> receive and transmit I suspect.
>
> Regards,
>
> Mark, K1RX----
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