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BC_Scan
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While I have not seen that on that model, on another ICOM product it had to go back to Icom under warranty
hopefully yours came from legit dealer and they can take care of warranty for you. how old is your radio and whom programmed it ?
hopefully yours came from legit dealer and they can take care of warranty for you. how old is your radio and whom programmed it ?
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if you have an overvoltage issue the display will show OVERVOLTAGE, peak should be ok radio requires 13.8 volts, that radio is under warranty it will have to go back for re-programming or replacement under warranty
This radio is used as a base station and the supply is a 105Ah battery connected to a smart charger. I don't believe the voltage will exceed 14 .5 volt otherwise the battery will sureley overheat. I received a confirmation from Icom UK specifying the maximum voltage to be 16 volt.
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