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From: dk8kw@... Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 16:45:39 -0000 Reply-To: FT817@... Happened to me several times (e.g. with the IC-706 ...). Having owned many many Japanese ham radio FM hand

writes: Did I miss something? I thought Bob was still working on this! Regards, Duffy - WB8NUT

Kinda like the IBM PC110 which handles RT's software nicely, matches the radio and runs on camcorder battery.... hmmm. sure receive

Hello Don & Julian,, Something I have just tried, maybe because I read it somewhere. This is part of another message I have just posted. Rgds -- David

Ooops a Subject might have helped. Rgds David

Hello YLs and OMs, well, sometimes it makes a perfect marketing concept to release a rig that does not totally fulfills all the wishes (but is striking enough to become a "must have"). This enables

Hi Rich! According to www.radioshack.com, the part number is 278-1374. It is a 23-foot wire on a reel, with a clip that goes over a telescoping whip. Retail price is US$ 8.95 and available in stores

The reason I heard Tony they originally marketed it for Japan only was to thank all their own hams for sales in their own country and being a very big mountain back-packing lot as well. They actually

I will echo Demetre Julian - we're not trying to drive you off - and I suppose your comment " Due to the intemperate diatribe directed at me by another member of this list" was directed to me - if so

For anyone interested in an amp for your 817 check out communication-concepts.com & rfparts.com. CCI has kits & RF Parts has a circutboard, instruction book & the parts (not kitted though) for

Hello All, This maybe of interest to you. Well I've had my FT817(ON160431) since January, Started using in February. Due to work & personal commitments I've only posted a few things. So I thought it

It is still available along with a "cheat sheet". I ordered one the other day. I don't remember the price but it seems to me that both were about $20 US post paid in the states. My 817 arrived

MHz on Here is something that just struck me: 1 - I beleive the only post on this matter are coming from US Hams - there are members from other countries - do you guys not have marine weather

ARS does NOT work after the mod. You can still do MANUAL repeater offsets the normal way. Go to menu row 4 (RPT REV TON), press A once for minus offset, twice for positive. You should turn off the ARS

Well, think of it this way. When you do the TX-anywhere mod, you lose country information. Therefore if ARS is on, it gives a simplex offset no matter where you are. If you turn ARS OFF, then whatever

I understand that after the TX mod auto offset is lost unless ARS is OFF. Does this mean ARS will work normally now or your shift will stay the same whatever area of the band you go to?

Seems like a field day for CAT software enthusiasts!! V1.4.602 of FTBasic has just been posted at http://www.bob.freeth.dial.pipex.com/polarplot/download.shtml This version caters for French/German

OOPS, here are the links for easy access to the new RATS FT-817 software. New Look Picture: http://www.kingsmith-software.com/FT817_picture.htm Download:

Dayton, at vaguely, yes Have you tried "Press the Wireman"? ( not me <G> ) Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia Dealer GO BILLS!

Didn't MFJ sell something like this several years ago? Seems it was a box abt. 3x2x1 w/male bnc on one side & female on the other with an on/off switch. I think I remember looking at this, then