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Well, this page was written unofficially by a well-known Yaesu guy. Perhaps his "pre"-review missed something, because I am rather sure it does cover 6. Also, Japanese specs often differ from US in

The FT-817 does indeed cover the 6 meter (50-54MHz) band. That is a typo on the web page, which will be corrected presently. 73, Mike

I think youd better put ur specs on & read it again Bob, it Does cover 6 meters!! de John.

Hi all, I presume they mean you can program via menu if you want v- uhf inputted from bnc, or h-v-uhf (all) or similair in rear SO239 ? if so ideal but BEWARE if you use bnc with long hf whip

That wasnt meant to be fascicius remark (sure ive mispelt that word) about putting ur specs on hi!! but as the rest say it does cover 6 as you will be aware after everyone in the group sends u a

Sorry for causing a panic. The 160-10 + 2 & 70cm in the text was confirmed as a typo. I guess either I was the only one wearing specs and saw it or everyone who saw it ignored it. We can all

Hi Mike! I knew you were out there. Looks like Yaesu has another winner in the works, eh? It would be a great benefit for the US hams that have NEVER been QRP before to receive in the package

How about a 5 W version of the ATAS-100 (ATAS-5 ?) driven by the 817? It could be made much smaller and portable. Gary N3JPU

Message: 2 Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2000 18:23:35 -0400 From: "Cameron C.R. Bailey" <cbailey@...> Subject: Re: A new industry trend? Roger on the receiver!! That is where the rubber meets the road.

Good suggestion Gary only I found my atas a bit slow they will have to insert some horse muck to speed it up hi! 817?

Looking on the FCC computer today I see that the FT-817 received its approval this morning , shouldn't be long

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Doesnt look like there is provision for a snap on batt/amp pack on the rear Paul, Isnt there someone out there who knows of a say 50w all band/mode linear driven by 1-5 watts for variable output

heh heh heh Cute. An all mode linear. Is that like non-skid anti-lock brakes? Ten Tec used to make a 50 amp for the Argonaut rigs. If I recall, our FCC made things like that illegal to be sold

QST March and April 1999. 1 watt in, 50-60 out. I built one and it works well. On the other hand, I hardly ever use it. 5 watts is almost always enough (except for SSB when you are down in

Sorry Paul, You know what I'm getting at though, probably the mad thing about my request is that we are waiting for a qrp rig to show (who needs a linear) I'm sure I dont but I am curious if there

Oh! sorry Paul I forgot , 50amp ? is this why the FCC back-heeled it because the company should have printed 50watts on the Arganaut ? or is it because ur typing this while you are stamping on ur

My, its a bit quiet on the FT817 egroup front isnt it ? ever since Paul W8KC suggested everyone to calm down by stop jumping up & down & getting Yaesu to dump a couple of hundred $ on the price. I

Glad you did not take offense John! I am still chuckling over it a few hours later. Here in the US there is another odd term we hear in the media frequently... a high-powered assault rifle! Like