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Thanks to all who responded; good info! The ATAS is good but limited to mobile and I use outside antennas for POTA, Field Day and 7QP, etc. I have an IC-100 tuner for an Icom 746 pro that works well

With "U5 Link" I did everything from Apr 19 to Mai 08 in Italy,RTTY, SSB, CW, and controlling the radio with CAT usingthat little box from China stores. Using a LongWire and bad ground connections,

Hi there US$ 20 was ok for me, and I follow other guys sugestions. One nicething of Z-11 ProII is the capability to use 8 AA batteries, making itindependent to work. And was a nice performance during

Thank you very much to everybody for your answers. 73 -- Mauricio - OA4DOS

Hi, I’ve tested and used with excellent results: LDG Z100 , Z100 Plus ( now in the actual configuration ) , AT-100 Pro, LDG Z11 Pro… 73 de YO3GH

Personally I chose the Z11pro over the Z100 because of wider tuning range 6-1000 vs 6-800 ohm and I liked the way the Dimensions matched the 857 profile. Leonard K. Pennock AD7AS Those who walk

All good info, Thank you. Question: Why did you use the Z-11 proII rather than the Z100 Plus which seems simpler and $20 cheaper? Bob Sent from Robert's iPad 2

Get an ATAS120. Peace and be kind, Michael Boatright, M. Photog., CPP, GSD Michael Boatright Photography 404.488.6644 Portraiture & Documentary Photography Historic Wet Collodion Process Goat Farm

I've had good luck with the LDG Z11Pro <https://www.ldgelectronics.com/z-11-pro-ii> and the AT-100Pro <https://www.ldgelectronics.com/at-100-proii> but the Z11Pro has the advantage of lower power

Good MorningI used Z-11ProII during a trip to Italy and was great.https://www.ldgelectronics.com/z-11-pro-ii Vitor Luis Aidar dos SantosPY2NY, SP9NY, V26NYCaixa Postal 204Jaboticabal, SP

I use my FT857D exclusively Mobile or battery portable and would like add an auto tuner for that use. Any suggestions from those who are doing it? 73, Bob - W7SCY Sent from Robert's iPad 2

I use an RT systems 62C USB to 8 pin din on my 857D for contest radio control and logging on N1MM and it works perfectly on SSB. Seems like it would also work on CAT but I have little or no knowledge

Plus, I like the flashing lights on it. :-) Zack W9SZ [email protected]> wrote: <http://www.avg.com/email-signature?utm_medium=email&utm_source=link&utm_camp

I have mine hooked up that way now. I have it setup for 4800 baud and t work just fine. I would recommend not using the 38400 option as the USB converter does not handle it very well without

I am using this cable for my FT-857 for several years and it works flawlessly. I use BlueMax49ers cables for a number of my radios, and they all work perfectly! Jim S. KM6WWY

I've been using this one. It works great. https://www.ebay.com/itm/161403347303 Zack W9SZ [email protected]> wrote:

I use the DigiRig FT857 kit. Works great for all FSK modes. 73 de Mike, KO4WX Peace and be kind, Michael Boatright, M. Photog., CPP, GSD Michael Boatright Photography Portraiture & Documentary

I purchased three of these https://www.amazon.com/Programming-FT-100-FT-857-FT8-817ND-FT-857D/dp/B0854BDCNR about 18 months ago and all three work flawlessly on Windows 10. No driver to install, no

Hi, I’ve used CT 62 with an RS 232 to USB adapter. 73 de YO3GH

Hi friends, I have a question. Has anyone here connected a Yaesu FT 857D to a PC to use CAT, but not with the CT-62 (RS 232C) cable, but rather using a USB cable? How does it work? -- Mauricio -