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August 19th 13, 07:18 AM
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Questions about an Icom IC-9100 with D-Star
Fred McKenzie wrote:
I also posted the question over on rec.radio.amateur.equipment, and received an answer there. It seems that the UT-121 to IC-9100 interface is very poor. It uses a micro-miniature connector, and uses sticky-foam to hold the little PCB in place. The cure for the problem is to repeatedly re-install the module until the transmitter will un-key when you let up on the microphone button. After getting it to work, several people have told me, "Everybody knows that. It is a common problem!" At the price that 9100 is sold, should we expect any quality? |
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