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Sorry, I misunderstood. My radio has voice, not vox. At least they were thinking of White Caners. Douglas

I bought Ft-847 from a gentleman in New Brunswick about 4 years ago. It had a couple of small issues. AF/RF shaft was bent, found an original on ebay. Memory backup battery was replaced with a coin

I am very happy with my 847. Bought it 12 years ago through Ebay. I knew I wanted one after using the 847 that had been gifted to our club, the Niagara Peninsula Amateur Radio Club. What's better than

Bought mine in the 90's and use it regularly mainly for 6 and 2 Meter SSB and WSJT-X. It has had very few problems over the years. Lost memories and the memory switch is goofy. Still a good HF back

Bought my 847 new in in the 90's I think.. I love it....It's a early model....On air all most daily...Hal/WB4AEG

This list has 158 members....and super quiet, I guess 158 people totally happy with their FT-847's I am 73 de Rob G4UJS

Yay!!! Odd that the USB hub would be a factor, but glad you figured it all out. 73, and enjoy the new mode! Greg KO6TH Rob wrote: Greg and

Greg and all, Finally got it working.... remade the TRS lead and moved the soundcard from a USB hub to an actual USB socket on PC. All good now!! 73 de Rob G4UJS

Hi Joe I have been using the 847 for over a year and it has worked very well for me. I do have rotatable antennas but I talk to many hams using the egg eaters with good success. I would suggest that

I’ve been using an 847 on satellite for about 4 years with excellent results! Good luck and feel free to email me via my QRZ page email for any detailed questions…. In my opinion, the egg beaters

Hi Richard, Hope to hear you on the satellites soon! They are a lot of fun. Yes, the FT847 is still a good satellite radio. It does full duplex and has decent power levels on both 2m and 70cm.

*Hello.? For a long time I have wanted to get into satellites.? That will change next spring.? A few questions: Question 1:? I have a Yaesu FT-847.? Is that still a very good radio to begin

I also have for sale a W2ENY products desk mic for Yaesu FT847, has 8 pin round mic connector on it.? You can read more about it at: https://www.w2eny.com/deskmic/ Asking $30 shipped. I can take

The nightmare goes on............ wired up TRS...now have PTT working, the rig shows the word data when i TX... but output power is milliwatts..... i Used a little capacitor marked 104M, could it be

OK!!!! you have won the bet!!!!! out comes a soldering iron again LOL. TRS it is 73 es TKS

Hi Rob, Well if receive is working, the sound card is likely ok. But 2m FT8 is still using SSB, not FM, right? I believe the DIN connector aims at the FM world (i.e. for packet

Still struggling Greg....... I've wired up a 6pin DIN for the packet socket....as I only want FT8 for 2m. I now have PTT working via RTS and CAT only reading frequency not controlling PTT

The PTT from the computer would be measured by an ohmmeter, not a voltmeter. It's an open circuit when not active, and a low resistance when active. There's a +8v (I think) bias on the Tip

Sorry Rob. I mis-read your post. Don't know if not having PTT connected would cause your problem. However, mine works fine with PTT and AF out multiplexed on the tip. 73, Tom K6EU

Hi Greg, Thanks again.... I am sure it helps. So I need to use the TRS socket. Now to find a 2k resistor and a capacitor!!! Is there anyway of seeing the "signal" on the PTT..... clipping my