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I have the Superantennas MP-1 with the FT-817 mounting bracket and all the other accessories. The MP-1 is probably the most versatile, and efficient whip antenna I have ever used for multi-band HF

about the You will find it more expensive because of taxes. Right now the dollar is strong against the Yen, also. Keith

sold, not who heard Well that equals $6,000,000 dollars in sales at the price of $750.00. Who said you can't make money selling ham gear? Keith

Hi, Does anyone know where I can find information on reading Yaesu Date codes on Amateur radio products? Keith

Well, a correction is in order. I thought I was asked the total sold, not just in the US but worldwide. And I heard 8,000 from Barry, W4WB who heard that directly from Yaesu. Since there are over

The following is part of a message that was posted on QRP-L earlier today. I thought those who do not subscribe to that list might be interested in this ... To: "Low Power Amateur Radio Discussion"

SW It is not surprising that HF/MW does not work at height. You need GROUND for lower frequencies Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Well - OF COURSE A DIPOLE WORKS BETTER - it is a balanced antenna that doesn't require a counterpoise (or groundplane - call it what you like) and it isn't shortened with loading coils. That is ONE

Hi Arian. Any accessories from the U.S. or Europe are much more expensive here. You might find some Japanese antennas slightly cheaper, but there will be a greater variety than you are likely to

Paul -- I think your message was intended for me. Here at my office highrise box, the window doesn't open. It's a new building, double or triple paned with lead I'd imagine. I can barely hear anything

This post references two very good sites for acquiring loops for use with QRP. One very significant and major difference between these loops (bent 1/2 wavelength) and the MFJ and AEA loops is that

Pres; do you have an e-mail address other than here? Thanks

You bring up a very good point when using qrp power like the ft-817. That is the high voltages are not nearly as high as one would expect when using a 100 watt rig! The two turn loop uses a small

I was so glad to find this list because I had just bought an FT-817 and wanted opinions on the MP-1 and ATX but I soon realized "location' made a big difference and since I am in a valley half way

Trying to reads the manual several times while looking for 2 line phrase and playing with the 817 setup menu can be frustating when something does not work. It WAS the FAST option enabled which

Roger, it was this. In our frustation of palying with the radio menu and looking several times thru themanual, we miss that 2 line phrase mentioning this. Works great now and thanks for the

I have an AES loop, similar to the MFJ except the loop is made out of flat aluminum strip material about 2 inches (5 mm?) tall, and is flexible enough to squeeze into small openings. Too bad AES went

Julian: I am curious when you say the MP1 won't work at all. Possibly I am not being as fussy but I just got off the air with a Seattle station on 30M and I am presently in Chicago on the ground

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FYI, my buddy got a Z-11 from HRO for $160-something at midday Saturday, and I noticed they had about a dozen left at quitting time Sunday afternoon. (FWIW, they were at the top on the far left end