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Hello, I have been using the KD2C PAT V RF tap mods for a while and it works very well. Seems to fit your needs. Requires some fine soldering but if I did it anybody can :-) Chris

Neither have I Les, and have owned a 7100 for years.? I set the control head on SUV console.? It hasn't fallen off so far.? Also, run an FT-991 mobile in 2000 GMC SLE where there is plenty of hump

Hello, thank you for taking time to read this! I'm looking for advice in accomplishing a shack modification. I use the following hardware: Yaesu FT-857D HF Dipole VHF/UHF J-pole ATU Now, I want to

The ARRL in their review of the FT-891 didn't seem to be impressed, and Sherwood's testing shows the RMDR to be 70.? Maybe the "HEAD BANGERS" prefer VHF/UHF and a radio that isn't in the lower range

Lee, bang your head against this,,?"Does not have 2m/440"...Hihi 7Bob wa7dxzSent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

You guys are a bunch of HEAD BANGERS!? Can't you read?? Look at the FT-891.? Its small, got a better receiver, has a better way of entering menus, has a larger display, but is for 160-6 meters for

What John said ! I still have my 857D in my car (see qrz.com) ?but had bought an 891 to replace it.? When I found settings were not saved between bands (CW filter width for example) *I sold it.?

For the US at least if you go to any site that you usually buy from like Universal or Giggaparts you will see that they are discontinued. The Yaesu website often shows discontinued items so that you

I am going to list my FT-857, not the D model but does have the DSP module in it. Widebanded so 60 meters is accessible. The only issue is low RF output. It is not the 20 watt “brown” wire

As soon as I saw it, I ordered a control head from HRO. Mine is failing and I would like to try and squeeze another 10 years out of this rig. I find it an amazing rig. In addition to the Yaesu

I think it's because dealers have few, if any, in stock. 73, LeonG1HSM On Fri, 3 Apr 2020 at 11:07, Vic WA4THR via groups.io<vhklein@...> wrote: The FT-857D still shows up on Yaesu.com.

The FT-991 is too big, and there’s no remote control head. The -891 is a nice package for mobile, but then you need a separate VHF/UHF radio. The Icom 7100 is HF-UHF with a separate control head,

The 857 series is, was, a very popular "prepper" radio, compact, reliable, all bands, and...easy to do"MARS mod", made it useable for...uhm, monitoring...other frequencies, in the event of, well,? a

Nope not kidding.? For Sale. Jerry n9ac

Universal Radio shows as discontinued. HRO and Gigaparts doesn't even list it anymore when you search. Leonard K. Pennock (AD7AS)

KIDDING ARNT YOU ? Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Thursday, 2 April 2020 11:10 PM To: FT-857 Group Subject: [FT-857] FT-857D sale Hi all.....just happened to decide to part with my immaculate

Universal radio, Gigaparts are the first two sites that I went to that say it is discontinued. Tom k3tvc

The FT-857D still shows up on Yaesu.com. What site shows it missing? =Vic=

Yaesu has not removed the 857D from its website. James B Stafford

It looks like Nevada Radio in the UK has some for sale if you don't mind paying international shipping: https://www.nevadaradio.co.uk/product/yaesu-ft-857d/ 73 John W5TD [email protected]> wrote: