Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Hi Kent, ? Can be either, as they both really mean the same. Back in the 70¡¯s when I was working in the computer industry they were known as controlled. ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Kent Trimble, K9ZTV
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2023 4:07 PM
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Subject: Re: [FT-857] Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857? Temperature COMPENSATED Crystal Oscillator
On Nov 20, 2023, at 9:57?PM, Eric van de Weyer <groups.io@...> wrote:
? Hi Doug, ? I think it¡¯s meant to be TCXO ¨C Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator ¨C the master oscillator for the radio. ? ? ? Sorry.? What¡¯s a TXO ? ? Doug Hayward K8DRH
Cell: 480.773.8955
Email: dhayward@... ? ? ? ? ? I agree.? I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results. ? Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs. On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via <kd1ab=[email protected]> wrote: Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via <vironpayne=[email protected]> wrote: I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required. ? On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Temperature COMPENSATED Crystal Oscillator
73, Kent K9ZTV
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On Nov 20, 2023, at 9:57?PM, Eric van de Weyer <groups.io@...> wrote:
? Hi Doug, ? I think it¡¯s meant to be TCXO ¨C Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator ¨C the master oscillator for the radio. ? ? ? Sorry.? What¡¯s a TXO ? ? Doug Hayward K8DRH
Cell: 480.773.8955
Email: dhayward@... ? ? ? ? ? I agree.? I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results. ? Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs. On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via <kd1ab=[email protected]> wrote: Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via <vironpayne=[email protected]> wrote: I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required. ? On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
-- Trent Fleming
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Hi Doug, ? I think it¡¯s meant to be TCXO ¨C Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator ¨C the master oscillator for the radio. ? ?
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From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Doug Hayward
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2023 4:02 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: 'Dave AA6YQ' <aa6yq@...>
Subject: Re: [FT-857] Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857? Sorry.? What¡¯s a TXO ? ? Doug Hayward K8DRH
Cell: 480.773.8955
Email: dhayward@... ? ? ? ? ? I agree.? I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results. ? Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs. On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via <kd1ab=[email protected]> wrote: Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via <vironpayne=[email protected]> wrote: I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required. ? On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
-- Trent Fleming
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Sorry.? What¡¯s a TXO ? ? Doug Hayward K8DRH
Cell: 480.773.8955
Email: dhayward@... ? ? ?
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From: [email protected] < [email protected]> On Behalf Of Trent N4DTF EM55 Sent: Monday, November 20, 2023 11:24 To: [email protected]Cc: Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> Subject: Re: [FT-857] Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857 ? I agree.? I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results. ? Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs. On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via <kd1ab=[email protected]> wrote: Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via <vironpayne=[email protected]> wrote: I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required. ? On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
-- Trent Fleming
?My blog on banking topics:
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
+ AA6YQ comments below
As I recall it was much earlier CHIRP versions that wrote the EEPROM and risk bricking the FT-857D and perhaps the FT-897D as well. Have no knowledge of HRD causing any such problem. At the time this surfaced CHIRP quickly modified their app to correct the memory write algorithm.
Regards, My FT847D manufacture date is in the first "D" model batch and still ticking without performance problem. It does have one pixel wide vertical streak on the screen at cold boot that disappears after thorough warmup. May all have an enjoyable Thanksgiving celebration, Phil / K4PO
+ The early version of HRD was the first CAT control application to exploit the work done by KA7OEI that revealed undocumented "read EEPROM" and "write EEPROM" commands, and reverse engineered the EEPROM locations:
+ It didn't take long for the FT-857 and FT897 EEPROM locations to be similarly reverse engineered.
+ As a professional logic design engineer, it was obvious that the "write EEPROM" commands were going to exhaust the chip's write budget (1 million), but my warnings were ignored. As a result, several hams now have nice-looking door stops.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
As I recall it was much earlier CHIRP versions that wrote the EEPROM and risk bricking the FT-857D and perhaps the FT-897D as well.? Have no knowledge of HRD causing any such problem.? At the time this surfaced CHIRP quickly modified their app to correct the memory write algorithm.?
Regards, My FT847D manufacture date is in the first "D" model batch and still ticking without performance problem.? It does have one pixel wide vertical streak on the screen at cold boot that disappears after thorough warmup.? ?May all have an enjoyable Thanksgiving celebration, Phil / K4PO?
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
I agree.? I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results.
Enjoy!
73,
Trent N4DTF EM55
Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs.
On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via <kd1ab= [email protected]> wrote:
Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via <vironpayne= [email protected]> wrote:
I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required. On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
-- Trent Fleming
?My blog on banking topics:
My web site
? ? ? ?
Follow me on FaceBook
? ? ? ?
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Some emailed me (spam?), asking me why not get a new SDR rig.
For me, 857 is a gem - I got three options (CW and SSB Collins mechanical filters and TXO which is a must for digital) and its size and weight outshines many new rigs.
On Sunday, November 19, 2023 at 09:31:56 AM EST, Yo-Yoon Cho via groups.io <kd1ab@...> wrote:
Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via groups.io <vironpayne@...> wrote:
I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required.
On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote: + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Thank you for all the help!!
I use HRD Deluxe (Current version) with FT-3000 at my home QTH. It just works great, and wouldn't part with it.
My laptop with old HRD and 857 is mainly for portable operation. It would be hard for me to set all those settings without HRD rig control. The culprit for potential problem seems accumulative flashing of epro.m, my usage is rather low (couple weeks per year), I plan to continue to use it as it is.
Again, Thanks ALL
73,
Yoon KD1AB On Saturday, November 18, 2023 at 05:40:50 PM EST, vironpayne via groups.io <vironpayne@...> wrote:
I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required.
On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote: + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
I think NBEMS/FLDIGI will do what you want. Its a bit of a mess to setup initially, but after that its good. The whole suite is FLDIGI/FLMSG/FLRIG. FLRIG is preferred by many but not required.
On Sat, Nov 18, 2023 at 16:40, Dave AA6YQ <aa6yq@...> wrote: + AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
? ? ? 73,
? ? ? ? ? ? Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
+ AA6YQ comments below
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
+ The FT-857's Electrically Erasable Read Only Memory (EEPROM) is only guaranteed to support 1 million write operations. Years ago, Yaesu announced that they are unable to obtain replacement EEPROMs, so if your FT-857 fails, it will not be repairable.
+ Transceiver control applications that employ undocumented CAT commands to modify the EEPROM can cause it to fail.
+ The same problem exists with the FT-817.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ (logic design engineer)
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Re: Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
yoon-
I never heard of the memory issue you speak?of...
but why settle for an old version of hrd?
other programs out there at no charge to you
I use DXLabs?
Thanks Dan KC2STA
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
73,
Yoon, KD1AB
-- Dan Ziolkowski KC2STA
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Ubuntu LINUX
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Old HRD version (prior to 6.3.0.410) may damage. 857
Because new HRD Radio Control looses some control buttons and radio control sliders totally, I have been using an old? version HRD(627) with my 857D.
I was told today that old version HRD may damage 857 (memory device). My use of 857 is primarily for CW, FT8, and VHF/UHF FM, and HRD is just handy to control the rig.
Do anyone have such bad experiences with 857 and HRD Radio Control?
73,
Yoon, KD1AB
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Re: would discussion of 897 topics be allowed here?
The FT-897 is a close enough cousin the topics are germain. I own both the FT-857D and FT-897D, and I owned the FT-817D. All are great radios.
On Fri, Nov 17, 2023 at 12:13, Paul Withers <kd0etl@...> wrote:
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Greetings from a new lurker. I have been watching here before posting, but haven't seen anything about the 857's bloated brother, the 897. I recently bought an 897d and looked on Gio for a groups specific to that radio but found none. Since
the two radios run from the same motherboard, it would seem that this would be a good place for questions or discussion. If not, I will gladly move on if you can point me to the right group. Thanks, everyone!
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2023 11:02 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [FT-857] would discussion of 897 topics be allowed here?
?
Greetings from a new lurker. I have been watching here before posting, but haven't seen anything about the 857's bloated brother, the 897. I recently bought an 897d and looked on Gio for a groups specific to that radio but found none. Since
the two radios run from the same motherboard, it would seem that this would be a good place for questions or discussion. If not, I will gladly move on if you can point me to the right group. Thanks, everyone!
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Re: would discussion of 897 topics be allowed here?
Thanks folks! I searched the Groups and couldn't find anything 897 related. I'll jump there now, but will lurk here for issues related to the motherboard.
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On Thu, Nov 16, 2023 at 23:17, Adrian Fewster <vk4tux@...> wrote:
/g/FT897
However as they are the same radio in a different box, with
different display modules, any info on one is usually relevant to
the other.
I would think that is fine, however I am also in the 897 group
listed above. I have both.
73
Adrian
vk4tux
On 16/11/23 15:01, Lee, KB6LEE wrote:
Greetings from a new lurker. I have been watching here before
posting, but haven't seen anything about the 857's bloated
brother, the 897. I recently bought an 897d and looked on Gio for
a groups specific to that radio but found none. Since the two
radios run from the same motherboard, it would seem that this
would be a good place for questions or discussion. If not, I will
gladly move on if you can point me to the right group. Thanks,
everyone!
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would discussion of 897 topics be allowed here?
Greetings from a new lurker. I have been watching here before posting, but haven't seen anything about the 857's bloated brother, the 897. I recently bought an 897d and looked on Gio for a groups specific to that radio but found none. Since the two radios run from the same motherboard, it would seem that this would be a good place for questions or discussion. If not, I will gladly move on if you can point me to the right group. Thanks, everyone!
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On Sun, Nov 5, 2023 at 17:17, Ken, W8EK <KenW8EK@...> wrote: Hi Quentin, I have a Collins 526-8693-010 Mechanical filter (500 Hz) available.? It works fine.? $ 200 plus shipping from Florida. Would you like it?? If you send your zip code, I can figure exact shipping. Thanks. 73, Ken, W8EK Ken Simpson E-mail to W8EK@... or W8EK@...Voice Phone? (352) 732-8400 Quentin, K7DRQ wrote on 11/3/2023 10:02 PM: > Hello all, > > Does anyone have a Collins mechanical filter they'd be willing to sell > ? I'm looking for either : > > - 300 Hz, part number 526 8733 010, code YF-122CW > <> > - 500 Hz, part number 526 8693 010, code YF-122C > <> > > Thanks ! >
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Hi Quentin,
I have a Collins 526-8693-010 Mechanical filter
(500 Hz) available. It works fine. $ 200 plus
shipping from Florida.
Would you like it? If you send your zip code,
I can figure exact shipping.
Thanks.
73,
Ken, W8EK
Ken Simpson
E-mail to W8EK@... or W8EK@...
Voice Phone (352) 732-8400
Quentin, K7DRQ wrote on 11/3/2023 10:02 PM:
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Hello all,
Does anyone have a Collins mechanical filter they'd be willing to sell ? I'm looking for either :
- 300 Hz, part number 526 8733 010, code YF-122CW <>
- 500 Hz, part number 526 8693 010, code YF-122C <>
Thanks !
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Trent N4DTF EM55
Paul Withers