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SiriusHardware · 22nd Jun 2022, 9:34 am

Not a problem, as said I am away from HQ just now but I will PM you when I get back there and hopefully we can sort it out from there.

If for any reason you can't get the software or an interface up and running I'd be happy to programme one body for you which you can then clone to the others from.

They are still nice radios although quite large and heavy by modern standards of course - they are from the era when Icom still held their battery packs together with screws rather than welding them together, making very easy to re-cell the battery packs with new NiMH cells.

22nd Jun 2022, 9:34 am	#5
SiriusHardware Dekatron Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, UK. Posts: 11,575	Re: Icom IC-H10 Not a problem, as said I am away from HQ just now but I will PM you when I get back there and hopefully we can sort it out from there. If for any reason you can't get the software or an interface up and running I'd be happy to programme one body for you which you can then clone to the others from. They are still nice radios although quite large and heavy by modern standards of course - they are from the era when Icom still held their battery packs together with screws rather than welding them together, making very easy to re-cell the battery packs with new NiMH cells.