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The radio supports it. Leonard K. Pennock AD7AS Those who walk bravely through life, unafraid of loss or failure, find that they very rarely lose or fail.

I was wondering if I could send CW on 2M using my straight key? I have an 857D

TCXO module is correct. Attached picture, you would find why I am hanging on to Old HRD for 857: On Tuesday, November 21, 2023 at 04:57:42 AM EST, Dan <yo3ggx@...> wrote: Hello Adrian, Not yet,

Hello Adrian, Not yet, but you can easily edit the config to adjust the commands that are different. Is just a plain text file, well documented in the? application user manual. As the app is still in

Hello, Please use the dedicated applications forum for any questions related to jAReC or Pocket RxTx applications. https://forum.yo3ggx.ro jAReC5 is available too for download, with a lot of new

+ From an engineering perspective, the sentence "Since the lifetime of the EEPROM in the typical '817 is likely to be closer to 10 million writes, the actual figure is likely to be more like 4 months

+ AA6YQ comments below + If that was the case, why was Yaesu reporting EEPROM failures? de AA6YQ

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. 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Tuesday, November 21,

Temperature COMPENSATED Crystal Oscillator 73, Kent K9ZTV

Hi Doug, I think it’s meant to be TCXO – Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator – the master oscillator for the radio. 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2023 4:02 AM To:

Sorry. What’s a TXO Doug Hayward K8DRH Cell: 480.773.8955 Email: <mailto:dhayward@...> dhayward@... Sent: Monday, November 20, 2023 11:24 To: [email protected] Cc: Dave

+ 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

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

I agree. I have one in my truck and am QRV on 440 through 40m with good results. Enjoy! 73, Trent N4DTF EM55 [email protected]> wrote:

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

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

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,

+ 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

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 [email protected]>

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