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Quite some time ago, a US ham had bargain priced FT-857's for sale, they were several hundred dollars cheaper than any of the discount stores had them priced at. What the bargain hunters didn't

Yes, I believe that was the setting that worked. I found it odd, because I thought it was a US version, but whatever works! 73, Zack W9SZ [image: width=]

Hello Zack; I have had the same Experience. I use the “Chirp” Non-US Program window for FT-857 to Send/Receive information to the Radio. I works very well for Program the Yaesu FT-957 Radio. I

One thing I remember about Chirp is that, when the window to choose the radio comes up, there are a couple choices for the FT857. The first one I picked didn't work, so I tried the other one and it

I am Using a program from the internet called "Chirp". I also Use RT Systems as well. They are both good. Chirp is Free or go to the ham radio store to get Rt Systems or Order online. Thank You

What Program are you using for FT-857 to program the radio??? -- Thank You Don Goodhart N6eur0u8@...

I had a similar issue in my 857, replaced it with a PICA fuse as there was nowhere to get an SMD fuse. John VE7KKQ

I have confirmed the problem is blown smd 3a fuse F1001 supplies 13.8v to CAT port pin 1 for a smd pretty easy to replace with a micro fuse Jack W4GRJ

Checked all of that...software is independent of baud rate...tried 3 different cabled.I think it is the smd f1001 fuseJust found some info on this and remember this issue years agoThanksJackSent from

I picked up a used ft857, trying to program with pc but the radio fails when reading the radio. I have programmed dozens of 857’s over the years so it’s not a setup issue. I remember sometime back

I figured it out.? Had it on split frequency

Not sure what function or what button I clicked but when I PTT the band switches.? How do I stop this from happening? Thank you, Pat

Each connector in the molex connector is only rated for 15a so to make the 20a requirement of the 857 yausu paralleled the connections. On low continuous current modes like SSB you should be fine.

One issue with the "Molex" connector is that is is not a Molex connector. It is a Japan Standard 6 pin power plug and there is a difference in the sizes of the connecting pins. This is one reason

i use power pole connectors based on what you said…i think the short answer is the oem connectors double the connections for backup. thanks jack w4grj

If you are referring to common molex used to power hard drives ... you are pushing it. Over the years there have been issues with "standard? " Yaesu power connector - not making sufficient contact

"Molex" connectors were originally used for connection of equipment such as low-voltage DC connections like rack power supplies, which would normally plug and unplug only when the unit needed to be

I have a molex power cord with just one pos and neg wire connected. The oem connector ( which i cannot find) has two pins to pos and two to neg Mine seems to work o.k. but wondering if anyone knows of

Also try adding a random length of coax to your feedline (10-15 ft.). Also try looping the end of the feedline around a toriod core...? ?And don't forget the microphone cable..? I've solved RF

Try a ground wire between the computer and the radios. I had a problem until I tied them together and the radios to ground.