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Thanks for the insight David, My 857D is dated to the first lot of "D" models produced.? It has been mobile, all day truck bound sun baked, shack bound, field day, bounced, frozen, and otherwise

Hi Robert, Would you share the how-to back pack configuration you mentioned of your rig? All the best, Adoni KG5WHC Sent from mobile device

I guess you've never had one apart? Did you see my other post about the zebra strips? These electrically conductive rubber pads are usually used to make electrical contact with an LCD module? Zack

If I am allowed to state my opinion - all these highly guessing facts from? a group whose technical knowledge is based on answering multiple choice? questions to obtain a license lacks basic

Only solder work is on a 4 pin plug…nothing special Jack w4grj

Don't forget about ROHS solder. Leonard K. Pennock AD7AS Those who walk bravely through life, unafraid of loss or failure, find that they very rarely lose or fail.

A lot of LCD displays use zebra strips, which are alternating conductive and non-conductive rubbery material. They get their name because the conductive strips are black and the non-conductive ones

I really don't want to be insulting to anyone, but I'm stunned that so much misinformation still exists over this VERY well discussed issue. I mentioned in a previous post,

I have had excellent response and success Andrew Ruggiero. He can be reached at andyit@.... Good luck. Paul KJ7DPX

The FT-857D is not that difficult to work on, but there are limited people who offer the service. There is one shop that does here is a link to his Facebook page.

Hello Zack; I also sent my FT-857 in for repair. Two main boards and FacePlate need to be replaced. It cost $850 for everything. The radio performing like new. I have it installed in my Hummer H3.

Zack Probably not.? That board is all Surface Mount Technology and repairing the board would require a LOT of specialized equipment, assuming someone can determine what the actual problem is with the

Well, I got a call from Yaesu about my FT-857D. They told me the main board would have to be replaced and the cost would be around $650. That's more than I paid for the radio. I wonder if there is

I see the external cat display 12864 for the FT-857 listed on eBay from China. I'd like to hear from anyone who has used one...are they worthwhile?

Thanks Jeff I will have him check that!

One of the big problems with the 857 is the data port itself.? I had this problem a few years ago.? If that DIN plug is not FULLY seated, you are not going to get any audio.? I had to shave down

We have gone over this a few times and the jumpers match what Tigertronics shows for this radio as well as his 891 which has the same issue.

Check the SignaLink to make sure the jumper’s are set for the 857. Jim, N8JE Sent from Mail for Windows Sent: Monday, September 5, 2022 10:12 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [FT-857] Voice Audio

I am helping someone setup their Signal Link for use with digital modes and when the Signal Link is plugged into the data port they get no RX audio out of the radio? I haven't used the Signal Link

Trying to run VARA through my digirig, using Port 6 for CAT and PTT, and when I hit open session it keys up the right and won't stop. Says "No connection..." but stays xmiting. I power down the right