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Nothing beats Yaesu's Hyper memory buttons for their quick ability to completely re-configure the radio memories available (FT8800, Ft 7900) and the channel memory banks. I tried the Kenwood TMD710

Patricia, I used Kenwood '710s for some years, but when I got another car the head was too big for where I wanted to put it (top cubby on the dashboard of a Subaru Forester), and I got a Yaesu 300,

My mobile setup is a ft891 and ft8900. Ted KE4NBB Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Tue, Mar 12, 2024 at 17:17, Anthony Luscre<k8zt73@...> wrote:

I have had an 8800 and 8900. I currently use a FTM-400. The 8800 was a great rig though. Big display easy to use. 73 Jeremy KD4KZZ

I was about to write much that is similar. Leonard put it very well and completely. I have and have used my D700A to good effect. I use an ol

Thanks Leonard for the specific suggestions. I was eyeing Kenwoods as well, and I am open to going that route. Helpful to know they do APRS better than the 8800.?The only negative I've heard is that

Thank you Anthony, I'll browse those pages, but I definitely want a mobile rig and would prefer basic digital mode support.

For used look at the Kenwood D700, D719 and V71. The first two have aprs built in and the configuration of the data port on the V71 works much better for APRS than the FT8800/8900. The 8800/8900 data

I've been using both. They are stable and quiet. The 1223 is over 30 years old and never a problem. The fan in the 1235M was acting out a bit and I replaced it with a high quality computer fan. The

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I know I'm skewing a bit off topic, but I'd appreciate input from my few fellow Yaesu fans. I want a simple dual band mobile radio for the car. I'd prefer to stick with Yaesu to minimize learning

FYI, I went with the Samlex SEC-1235M as Steve suggested.The 1223 would have been fine, but I found a clean used 1235 cheap on QRZ. It's on its way to me now. I liked the easy to read dual meters -

FROM POSTfm- all hf bands full power- no issue?all other modes less than .1 watt out- cw, am,ssb-?OK... Could be one of the filters... But, could be a myriad of other things.? At this point I would

Maybe this link to the service manual would help. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1114780/Yaesu-Ft-857.html Geo Sent with [Proton Mail](https://proton.me/) secure email.

I am wondering if this easy mod for the 897/TDA2003 applies to the 857? (reducing harshness of audio output by filtering? via the mod) The mod adds cap and resistor the the TDA2003 supposedly at the

It is usually a dynamic mic, measure the element resistance with a multimeter. It should be ~ 600 ohms. If 1kohms or more then the mic is the issue, no modulation. A common issues with these 897/857

at first, mic, then audio gen 1000hz, leader lp880 rf power meter / dummy load good rated thru 500mhz - less than 1.15 swr mhz. FROM POST fm- all hf bands full power- no issue all other modes less

What type of audio are you using to measure the SSB power?? How much, if any, power do you see on CW and AM modes??Ron Jakubowski, K2RJ?Sent from my Galaxy Tab? S9

Maybe the filters: Yaesu FT 897 or FT 857 bad ceramic filter repair, no power output on SSB youtu.be73 Dan yo3gh

hello problem with 857d in storage for couple years original owner bought in 2008- yr of production 2007 put away a couple yrs ago, replaced with 991a brought out to use in a new vehicle