| ic 706 i tuner antenowy ldg at100pro2 |
| Na eham.net znalazłem wpis KB9KR, który jak sądzę może wnieść sporo do tematu: "The AT-100ProII is my first autotuner. I've used manual tuners for over 30 years, but wanted to have a separate tuner for my digital setup. I use an older Icom IC-706 for digital work, and an 80M loop @ 20 ft. The tuner works well on all bands in automatic tuning mode and, after a slight tuner-to-radio cable alteration, now works well in manual mode with my IC-706. The 706 didn't properly sense that the tuner was connected. I added a 100k, ¼ watt pull up resistor to the Icom cable supplied with the tuner across pins 2 and 3 on the radio plug end, and now the 706 thinks there is a tuner connected to it, just like it should. Manual tuning can be started by either pressing the Tune button on the rig, or the Tune button on the tuner. Also, quickly pressing either tune button will put the tuner into bypass. It may be that the newer Icom rigs detect the tuner properly, but my older one did not. It may also be that it is an issue with my particular rig. Given that, after I corrected the problem with the radio detecting the tuner, the tuner now operates properly in both auto and manual modes, as advertised, and continues to do so. Overall, a nice addition to my station." |