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The tones used in the US, and probably universally, to open the squelch on repeaters are sub-audible PL tones. Those are never heard over the air since they're sent for the duration of the

NASA actually uses QUINDAR tones for in-band signalling. And they are only transmitted by ground control. The first tone (2525 Hz) turns on the remote transmitters. The second tone (2475 Hz) turns

In Europe, I believe, it takes a tone to open the repeater. Same thing that we hear when NASA talks to the ISS, etc. Russ Sent from Mail for Windows 10 From: Jk mwblacksmith@... [FT-857] Sent:

I'm not suggesting that something bad will happen, but I did the same thing with a Uniden 2510 10 meter radio in my company truck. I could turn the beep on and off. I got a lot of complaints when

As another Australian VK3 my very, very strong advice is... DON'T DO IT! James

On local VHF nets it is common to start a transmission with “This is” and un-key and listen for someone transmitting. Then key again and transmit message. I makes me wonder if a start of

There in lies the truth, VK's (Australia) has their own Radio Frequency Control Authority that only governs them. The FCC has 0 (zero) influence there, Same goes for the UK... Just cause it don't fly

PLEASE don’t do that! You would become a laughing stock and find that the number of hams that talk to you would diminish rapidly! Not to mention being made fun of and laughed at!!! Paul –

Maybe that is how things are done in VK Land. Probably not on HF, but maybe they like a little beep at the end of their transmission.... BEEP Steve KA9MOT "One man with courage makes a majority." ~

+1 on Chuck's comment. I have visions of someone tarred and feathered while being rode out of town on a rail. The Wouff Hong would probably enter into the picture somewhere along the way. Please

I guess I would have to ask why you would want that. It goes back to the old CB trucker radio days. Not something heard on Ham Radio. K3CLT Chuck Tobias

Help needed. Has anyone installed the vk1od roger beep design into their FT857d. I am wanting to install this into mine but need how too instructions of how to do it. Any advice appreciated. 73 de

There were some posts years ago about a contact on the antenna being intermittent. I think you can call Yaesu in Ca. and they have free tech support. They will walk you through trouble shooting the

Brad, radio was also tested on manual tuned ATAS25 and showed no SWR or PO on 20m only, but does receive on all bands. I will convey to him on seeking an external watt meter to verify PO. Thankyou

Check his ground to the chassis of the vehicle. also check with a watt meter online to see if it the radio or not.

Good morning all, I have a fellow ham buddy on a long trip that has a newer 857D with an ATAS120 mounted in his van, the setup worked well for several days, but one afternoon he told me his

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Yes, I didn't have a problem with the free version. With commonly used buttons available, the FT 857d is a pretty easy to operate rig using HRD. I find that I switch screens on the radio frequently

Thanks for telling me Paul. Glad to be of help. For what it’s worth I keep the main unit in the back as well but I can unplug it and take it into the warm to do any programming. All you really need

I run the last free version with my 857D and never had the problems that you are talking about.? maybe older radios but the problem was fixed on the last free version that was