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<nanovnauser@...> wrote: Could it be that the RX frequency is different than the TX frequency? You may already have ruled this out, but if you haven't, you can have someone on

Yaesu XF-122 C, 500 Hz Collins Mechanical Filter For Sale: I have a Yaesu XF-122 C, 500 Hz Collins Mechanical Filter For Sale. It is sometimes called a YF-122 C. It also has the

has anyone done a carrier point alignment on the 707/,its vr 3001 and tc 3004 adjustments on the af board,i am having distorted tx audio reports,is there an easy way to adjust?

The little ribbon keeper tabs are add ons to the socket. So if you can send a picture we can identify the socket size and type and find a matching socket to take the keeper tab off.

Will have to do that when I get home later today.? Are we allowed to attach files to messages in this group? 73 John AF5CC Sent using {0} ---- On Fri, 14 Feb 2025 13:48:51 -0600 Lee

how about some pictures?

n an unfortunate set of events, I managed to pull out the ribbon cable which joins the head to the body of the transceiver, on the body of the transceiver end.? While trying to reseat it, the plastic

I have for sale the original Yaesu MH-31 hand microphone with the RJ45 connector on it, which is the stock mic for the FT450, FT817, FT857, FT897, FT891 and quite a few other Yaesu radios.? Works

I have had two and still have one 450, never had a problem with the finials. Troy ke4ska

I have used an FT-950, FTDX-3000, and FTDX-101D running SSTV, AM, and RTTY at full power with no issues. AM ran with a 25-watt carrier. If I am running a contest, I use an amplifier even if low power

So, how would one know if there was a problem with the finals? Is there a test to see if they are OK? Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2025 6:00 PM To: [email protected] Cc:

Here what was recently posted on an eham.net review for a different radio: ".re: the FT-450 used at the same price...there is a reason... long history of losing the finals." Has anyone else heard of

The way I look at it is it is not about specs it is about heat. That is why I love the temperature meter on the Ftdx101mp. I think most of the recent radios from Yaesu have that as part of the

Yeah, what is the deal with that? My FT710 says it supports a 50% duty cycle, but then appears to retract that claim when running FT8, which I thought was almost exactly a 50% duty cycle. Sent:

I was driving an AL-1200 so I could not overdrive the amp and got a good clean signal out. All yaesu radios must be carefully adjusted so they don't splatter. Very easy to do with a Yaesu. The newer

Thanks for the reply.? That is good to know.? I did see in the FT950 manual that it was advised to run it at 1/3 to 1/2 power if making long digital mode transmissions.??? My FT450AT handled it

I ran my FT-950 almost every day like that for 7 years. Never had a problem. sstv, ezpal, rrty, you name it, I ran it.

Has anyone seen a list, or have knowledge, of which Yaesu transceivers are rated for 100% power out for full duty cycle modes like RTTY and FM? 73 John AF5CC

Another thing to look at is your antenna. If too much RF is being reflected back to the transmitter it might shut down to reduce the chance of damaging the radio. I would use a good quality antenna

This is my suspicion. Do you have ferrites on all the cables (power, USB, etc.)? Digital modes are more likely to shut down your setup due to RF getting into the computer, radio, or even the power