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I second this motion. All in favor say "I".

Good morning Cedric, I too would like to see the group continue even though I am not an owner of one of these Yaesu tuners. It is always interesting to read what others are doing and see if maybe

Hi Cedric, I also have a FC-40 and ATAS-100 along with a FC-30. Are we looking to make a new group to keep the spammers out? May be Yaesu-Autotuners and have key words that would include all the

Thanks rami for your post, ? Of course the group would be in English ! Not in french... ? 73 - Cedric f5psr --- En date de?: Mer 7.4.10, raimo <oh6bi@...> a écrit?: De: raimo

Hi Cedric. Only Problem I can see is the language. .. Somehow I can write and read English but French not at all. My position will be just as a member, I am using already too much time in the

Hello everybody, I'm Cedric, my call is F5PSR, I'm a FC-40 and ATAS-100 owner. I don't write here but as I spend a lot of my time on the Web (I'm moderator on others french groups) I propose to

Hello FC-40 users. ( I dont mean these spammers !!) I tried to sen kindly notes to owner but his email address doesnt exsist anymore. If looking member list there can be found two moderators. Only

Is their a moderator for this group? PLEASE BLOCK THE SPAMERS!!!

It looks like you have it covered except... What are you using for a mount? Isolation from ground here is critical. Take a look at my posted pictures; I use a Breedlove HF Insulator. Well worth the

Years ago i had a fc1000 in my car (rf wise almost like the fc40) Problem in almost al setups is rf isolation on the lower bands …. A short whip becomes more and more impedance on the feedingpoint

Is anyone else using the fc40 mobile to drive a whip? I have my FC40 mounted onto the spare tire bracket of my RAv4. It is connected to a 1/4 CB whip (only 2-3 inches of wire between.) The ground

Hi All. I sent messages to this list owner. Looks like Owners mail address is not anymore working. So I checked moderators and sent below copied message to

N4JTE has written an article describing how to make a 6 band version for around $35. The article can be found on at http://www.eham.net/articles/21407. Bob loves experimenting with antennas. vk2dmh

You can make a FAN multiband antenna with several sets of wire, for example set up dipoles for 80m, 60m and 17m then see if the tuner will find a happy setting for all your frequencies. In the HFLINK

Hi J-C, sorry to reply this late, as usually this group was not very much "alive" I did not visit it for quite a while. Unfortunately, on the topic of sloping wire antennas and RF ground on a

Hi Scott. I am sorry, but there is no such "all band wire" !! I have tried many lengths with different grounds and counterpoises. It is allways compromise with other things. Try to read group

what would be the best lenght of wire to cover all bands thanks Scott

Hi All. I made Single Line Feeder Windom Last weekend. Matching (tuner) Unit: FC40 Yaesu endfed tuner, Radio Yaesu FT897. Antenna was working against ground system, tuner at 3 m height. Antenna was

Hi All. I copy here a messge I wrote in another group, maybe it is intresting also here : ' ' ' Hi BoB and All. Thanks. Yes I have somtimes red those stories, this 90 meters is new to me. There is

I made a mistake: copying partly from old message: 119 wire first ... should be 148 wire.