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Thanks Steve, just the job. I'll press on with my adapatation. cheers, Ben G4BXD

Back in the good old days, I once had a QSO indoors in MD with a ham in Canada through a 10M repeater in TX. The equipment was an FT-817 at 2.5w and a Miracle Whip. That antenna wasn't great, but it

I recased mine in a diecast Hammond enclosure. I was challenged by an erstwhile erudite contributor as to why I didn't incorporate a more sensible TX interface, but as I replied back then, there were

From your description, and what I can see of the MW online, my suggestion would be: Cut a piece of PCB the size of the case top and epoxy it onto the case, drill, then screw the whip back on. Maybe a

The original question in this thread was asking about replacing the mounting block on his MW whip. Don.? K5ZRQ? On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 11:09 AM, Zack Widup<w9sz.zack@...> wrote: That wasn't

That wasn't the question. The question is what kind of ground radials or ground plane would be needed with it? It's a vertical. It obviously works quite well with the car body as a ground plane

I googled it and it actually looks like it's using a rather standard sized project box. It even looks kind of like a utility case like they might use for a wall plug or something. wrote:

Size and instruction would be interesting for many people... Pietro I2OIM

that sounds like the kind of thing I fire up my 3d printer to fix. If you don't have one and can get me detailed pics and measurements, I might be able to chop something out for you.

Do any of you have any experience with the W9UCW "Flying Saucer" antenna? I have one built, but have not been too excited about putting it up outside in the winter. I asked Barry about how well it

Hi I still have mine in good working order. I have used mine to contact from our old house in Ohio to the outer banks island while they were do a IOTA activation, back in 2003 right after getting my

I thought I'd see if my MW? worked on my IC-705. Noticed the plastic around the whip screw has all broken, a stupid design, so wondered if anyone has re-boxed theirs in a small diecast metal box?

Okay! However, thanks to both, I solved it! I2OIM Il giorno lun 21 feb 2022 alle ore 19:31 Pat Campbell <Wa3uoe@...> ha scritto:

I was the one yo first mention Heil but i originally made the adapter for a computer headset. It just happened that I got a Heil headset at a hamfest and it works fine with the same adapter. It may

Joe, I don't understand. The first to mention Heil was you, wasn't? If the microphone is a condenser type, the resistor that Pat suggested to me was the solution . Solved! 73 Pietro I2OIM Il giorno

Dan, I know there are a lot of CAT software, but none use the Hamlib. So I decide to develop my own software, it supports a lot of radio model and a lot of function. Also it operates with other

Maybe I saw wrong, but I thought someone referred to a Heil Headset, Pietro. Typical headsets for office use use electorate condenser microphones and need adaption to use with the FT-817 and other

Actually, I don't know. The headset I'm using is a mono one for a single ear, semiprofessional for contact center. I didn't try with headsets for smartphone or similar. Pietro (via Tablet)

I am corn-fuzed or out dated. My previous Heil headset microphones were all with dynamic elements. Are they now with electrite (sp) elements? I remember discussions about making them available or to