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Agreed, but I do like all the bells and whistles the AT-100 has, SWR and power meter, 2 antennas switch, programmable threshold and so on. Giuseppe Marullo IW2JWW - JN45RQ

For a travel/portable tuner I prefer the Z11ProII over the AT-100 or AT-200.? Smaller footprint, lower current draw and accepts internal batteries so no additional power source is needed. Tuning

Vitor, why don't you consider a AT-200 Pro from LDG? not weatherproof but way capable of tuning almost everything(I guess better than FC-40) and CAT is completely independent. Only drawback is that

I have tried multiple cables. the last of which came from an unopened separation kit. the jack on the head is newly replaced by yaesu. I'll check the jack on the radio and if nothing found, I guess

Hi Ryan I am a little bit afraid about my conditions to use any kind of antenna,this is why I'm thinking about ATU. My initial plane was FT857+ATU FC40+Diamond CPATU Antenna?3,5-50Mhz.?I will

Why not just use a 40m EFHW? Less stuff to carry and hook up? Unless you really want to operate on 12 and 17m. [email protected]> wrote:

Yaesu FC-40 antenna tuner, conected to CAT rear panel of 857… Enviado do meu iPhone Em 11 de mar. de 2025, à(s) 21:32, Ryan Kovacs via groups.io <tukosei@...> escreveu: ? What is

What is an FC-40? [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks MikeI don't need to use sound card, because CW and SSB willbe the only modes in use.Will check your sugestion. If not works, let's use 857 andFC-40, with notebook in manual operation, regular

Check out DigiRig.net-it works great with my FT857-D. Not sure if N1MM will drive a soundcard modem, but there are virtual TNC programs that it should work with. I use a paid version of VARA HF (again

*Good Morning* I will try to use FT857 next trip to Italy, in April. Trying to buy a FC-40 to make it with a LongWire. Notebook with an USB cable will control radio. And this is my doubt now... How

Hi folks, The radio has been sold. Thanks to all who expressed interest. 73 - BILL KA8VIT / W8COD ________________________________ Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2025 1:53 AM To: [email protected]

The head sends a regular sync pulse to the radio body. If the body does not get the sync, it shuts down. The issue is with the connection from head to radio. Clean that cable contacts or even better,

I had the same issue with the unit installed in my vehicle, with the head mounted remotely. This would happen intermittantly, but got progressively more often. I even swapped with my other radio from

Hi Mo, Did they say which voltage regulators were replaced? One of my 857s is doing a very similar thing and is currently in pieces on the bench so any clue would be useful. 73….Eric

My radio started shutting off after I turned it on and then just stopped turning on. I sent it to a repair shop here in Florida who told me it was a voltage regulator before I sent it in. It turned

I would be interested in the board with the processor (actually the front-end). How much would it be in Europe/Romania? Ady/YO8AZQ Nu au fost ucisi copaci prin trimiterea acestui mesaj. Cu toate

The DOT and DASH inputs on the FT857 are in series with some 1K (or maybe 10 Ko, I don't remember) resistors that are on the back of the board, but are very small. These break because they

Before I send this back to Yaesu...again...I thought I'd throw this out there. My FT-857d had been installed in my shack with the faceplate remotely mounted and the radio connected to a 70A supply

Maybe that’s why my pacemaker went into overclock mode? -- N9SS, Dave