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The Original "Relay in Cable"Icom Amplifier Interface fits Icom 706 703, 718 and 7000by Bob W2ENY The Icom 7000, 718, 703 and 706 (all models) internal relay has low contact ratings and becomes problematic in most shack conditions. This cable simply plugs into the multi-pin accessory jack on the rear of the radio. Four feet of shielded cable and an RCA/Phono type plug fits to your amplifier. This package is compact and streamline, all components located inside the connector. Unlike other solutions, there is no klunky external box and no need to apply other external power. Although there's a relay inside the DIN connector, it looks like an ordinary cable. For the technical types, the circuit uses voltages available on two pins of the radio's accessory jack for switching. Contacts are rated for 2 amps DC and 0.6 amps AC, more than sufficient for many amplifiers (Such as Heath SB200-SB220, Collins 30L1-30S1, Henry 2K, Ameritron AL-80, 811, 1200, Dentron GLA-1000, Acom, etc) This cable actually has a relay in it - providing 100% electrical isolation between your radio and your amplifier! If you have an ICOM 7000, 718, 703, 706, mkII or mkIIG radio and an amplifier, this is what you need! Click the text box below for more info (please look at our rules and privacy policy) |
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