JUST A SEC ...If you’re looking to add broadcast radio capabilities to your Icom transceiver, the is the classic internal upgrade you need. While many Icom base stations and mobiles come "FM-ready" today, several legendary models require this optional board to unlock AM and FM modes for local repeaters or clear-signal monitoring.
Align the UI-7 pins with the sockets on the radio's main board.
Adding the UI-7 unit is one of the best "quality of life" upgrades for older Icom rigs. It expands your operating capabilities from simple DXing to local ragchewing and emergency FM monitoring.
Installing the UI-7 is a straightforward "plug-and-play" operation, but since you are working with sensitive CMOS components, you need to take basic precautions.
A Philips head screwdriver (magnetic tips help with small chassis screws). An anti-static wrist strap (highly recommended). A clean, well-lit workspace.
If you’re looking to add broadcast radio capabilities to your Icom transceiver, the is the classic internal upgrade you need. While many Icom base stations and mobiles come "FM-ready" today, several legendary models require this optional board to unlock AM and FM modes for local repeaters or clear-signal monitoring.
Align the UI-7 pins with the sockets on the radio's main board.
Adding the UI-7 unit is one of the best "quality of life" upgrades for older Icom rigs. It expands your operating capabilities from simple DXing to local ragchewing and emergency FM monitoring.
Installing the UI-7 is a straightforward "plug-and-play" operation, but since you are working with sensitive CMOS components, you need to take basic precautions.
A Philips head screwdriver (magnetic tips help with small chassis screws). An anti-static wrist strap (highly recommended). A clean, well-lit workspace.