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Good Evening Brian Brian Howie GM4DIJ wrote: I too am a long time 847 owner, having bought mine used around the change of the century from an old timer in ill health (as I am now) and I am writing to

Hi Folks, On August 5, 2021 message #214 I had written the following message: "I am having a problem originating a message. Before I waste anyone's I would like to ask the following question of the

Ok folks, I have no idea what happened but after a reset I'm back in the group. No need for action boss. Leighton. GW3FSP.

We receive a lot of various brand radios damaged by data mode thermal runaway. The 847 is no exception. Page 16 of the dreaded owners manual tells us that cool down time needed is longer than the

Hi I would stick to maximum of 25watts from 847 on 2m FT8. I actually use 70amps from a small valve amp but i wouldn't run the 847 at full power. so stick with 25-30 watts max on 2m. The extra 2 or

Sorry, not thinking clearly. Please disregard my previous. 73, Tom K6EU [email protected]> wrote:

I run mine at 80-90 watts. When running FT-8 the transmit on time is less than 50%. 73, Tom K6EU [email protected]> wrote:

I run 100 watts max, that’s all I have. It’s been a long time since I had an FT-857, I now use the IC-9700 which is 100 watts max. So, since its only 50 watts, I would run full power or

If I recall, I think I was running around 30 watts on 2m, last time I tried it there. Not much by way of contacts (it was winter field day, I think), but the 847 seemed ok with it. I was

Alan, I would suggest you stick with 50 watts or full power on FT8. I use mostly MSK144 as I'm in a remote location and rely on Meteors or Aircraft Scatter and I use 400 to 800 watts with an 18

Bill the 847 will only give a max of 50w on 2m. I thought it was clear what I wanted to do with it, but let's try again. I want to run with no amp the 847 on 2m using FT8. If others are doing this

Depends on what you want to do.? I think most are running anywhere from 30-50 watts if using and amplifier. No amp, most I would think are running full power or 100 watts. Just my opinion. *Bill,

I've? just started using my 847 on 2m FT8. What's the maximum power everyones running with 2m FT8?

The dotted lines representing the shield of a coax cable, with the center conductor running up the middle. The circles are the ends of the cable. Greg KO6TH

Hi Mike, Almost, and maybe. I think. The way I connected the Transmit Audio (externally) had the TRS "upstream" from the DIN, with a second blocking cap in between (+ to

One other question... what do the circles attached with dotted lines represent in the diagram??

Thanks Alex! Andy ---- On Wed, 17 Nov 2021 15:14:01 +0000 LY4SA <LY4SA@...> wrote ---- Yes, You can. "+" sign means electrolytic Alex LY4SA

Yes, You can. "+" sign means electrolytic Alex LY4SA

Thanks for the replies. I don't have much experience in tackling these kind of jobs but I do have a connector cable lying around that I used to use to connect a Timewave Navigator with a Kenwood

That gives me an idea, Greg.? I wonder if I can add the blocking cap and resister to my radio internally between the TRS and the mini-DIN and just use the mini-DIN plug with my rigblaster