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with power plugged in ? --- yes. If I remove the power and use the battery, the voltage readings seem correct. In the original post I was measuring from the 817 case to the 13.8 line on the main

Here is link to the recording- https://youtu.be/dH5gsA1CZSc

Unfortunately, the message of the passcode change to RATPAC did not get out to everyone - ratpac.us/zoom [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Anthony;? No way was I able to log into the 2nd week of Zoom; first week, no problem.? It kept asking me for the password which I understood as "WEDNESDAY".? But I will plan on watching it on

b, Is the VOM reading with the power connector plugged into the FT817. If you do then I would think the connector has lost it's connection to the FT817 ground/neg supply connection.? If not in the

Hello Bill I do not have a circuit (schematic) for the 817 here but I do know that the much earlier FT290 and FT690 had a reverse polarity diode in the negative pole of the DC power connector. If

Also, what fault would cause a VOM voltage reading of 13.8V from the DC barrel (-) to the 817 metal case?? (same radio)? Do I have a shorted cap? b

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I have a 817 I am working on that I picked up at a flea. * on battery, when POW-ON the display briefly starts (solid pattern on LCD) and shuts off (and I hear a relay click) * on external power, the

James, Thanks For The Information, Nice low cost Method.? Checked My Two FT-817 and I am Happy That The 4 year old China TCXO are Still in Specification, On the Other Hand the recently "Purchased "

Thanx Douglass.

I found the build video. 70 Watt Amplifier Kit Build | | | | | | | | | | | 70 Watt Amplifier Kit Build | | | Looks like a decent kit. I think I'll go for it and get one.

https://youtu.be/FSfFhoQr0c8

A link would have been nice... Ken, N2VIP

Easy way is to use WWV 10 or 15 mhz and tune down 1500 hz on LSB. That should make an audio tone with the radio tuned LSB to 9998500 (10 mhz) results at 1500 hz. Use one of many computer programs to

Hi All There is a youtube video 73 Douglas Richards VE3FFR -- 73 Douglas Richards VE3FFR ve3ffr@...

I find it suspicious that there are no pictures of a completed kit. Don't be surprised if you find yourself in real life with an unrelated collection of parts and zero chance of function. But it's

Hi Ronan, Thanks for your input and excellent suggestions, sounds like you are a member of a great club, I will see what the local clubs offer. I know that the ARRL has a frequency test night once a

Fortunately, my local radio club (CPSARC) run a "radio check" night where you can bring along your radios and have them tested for frequency accuracy, output purity and Rx sensitivity. They use some

Oh, one of these. One important thing to keep in mind about them is that they use transistors designed for use in switching-mode