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Hi Steve, That is the way I read it. That jives with when the FT 101 was produced. Have fun with it. They are a nice old classic. 73 Don ve3ids <stevewiddett@...> wrote:

Hi Don Thanks for your response.! So is this how to interpret: 1=91 M11=November 7016 is the serial number Correct? Thanks Steve

Steve, I would say that your FT 101 was built in November of 1991. https://ve3ips.wordpress.com/2015/10/08/yaesu-serial-number-and-date-of-manufacturing-decoder/ 73 Don

Just reach in behind the viewing glass and rotate the white 500KHz disk to where you want it. It is not really tightly mounted to the shaft.

Mine is the same way. The dial needle is actually on the other side (zero end) KHz mark slightly. The dial (back) behind the line doesn't track perfectly I've found from one extreme to the other in

Hello All I am trying to understand the serial number on my FT101: 1M117016 I have been able to establish from the PCB number reference list that this is an early 25,000 or under model. Does the

Having some minor issue with the Main Tunning Dial. When calibration for the 100s (x.400) frequency in this case, Im almost 15-20 off from the visual mark. Anyway to correct this easily ?? Thx

Thank you for the information.? It confirms what I was thinking. 73, Steve - N9SB

Yeah Steve a simple alignment should correct your issue. Manual has complete details.?Good luck.?ToddAL7PX

Hello Gordan: Yes, I did have distortion and I figured out the cause. It was my mistake. I was using another transceiver to monitor the audio and discovered the mode setting was wrong in that radio.

Hi Todd, It could be the 6146 output valves have gone soft. It's common for them to drop output power on the higher frequencies when they do. In that case, you could be over driving them on the

I recently acquired a FT-101E in very good physical condition. ?It appears to tune up to full output power. ?The issue is that full power out and receive do not peak at the same point on the

Hi Todd! Are you using a dummy load for these tests or are you on antennas?? You know about some microphones picking up RF from antenna feedlines? I hear that commonly on 80 and 40 metres. There

Hello fellow boat anchor enthusiasts. I have here a very clean FT101ZD Mk 1 recently donated by a colleague. It arrived with him with a known no TX fault. I have not done any TX tests yet. Just trying

Page 6 of User Manual and page 1-8 of Service Manual both show ACC plug with link Note: It is very easy to touch the feed through caps with 300v on them with a finger at same time touching the

Alrighty Update-? ?I found the ACC plug. Was staring right at me.? ?Will report back on the progress , thanks again!

Hi Greg, Appreciate your input.? Do you know of a commercially available 11 pin plug/link by any chance?? I am looking through the owner's manual online for the 'ZD' and cannot find a mention of a

Needs a link in ACC socket on rear panel to transmit. You will need an 11 pin plug. Link pins 1-2 to get the heaters to power. Tube will no light otherwise. If the RX gives sound output and the

Hello everyone from Colorado! For years been wanting to get a FT 101.? My grandfather had several 101's since the 50's but when he exited the hobby 15 years ago, sold them all.? To me the 101 is a

Nothing yet.? My qrz.com email address is: kn7sfz@... Same one I use to receive on this list...perhaps try again? Richard