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I know how well this radio transmits, but how is it as a sw(hf milcom, broadcast band) receiver? I am going to be selling some ham trxcvrs and wide band rcvrs at a hamfest tomorrow, and will be

<snip suggestion to search archives & joing HFPack> I ***heartily*** agree with recommendations of asking folks to search archives and joining HFPack. I understand your frustration, and agree in

I just had a short, cordial email from Chip Margelli of Yaesu. The FNB-72 *DOES* have a thermal switch for over-temperature protection. He didn't mention over-current, so I still presume no

Yup! And I didn't think I was being particularly hard on it. Just walking around in an open park (no trees, etc. to bash it against).

Presumably the BNC spike broke because of flexing of the antenna used in a pedestrian mobile situation? I have never heard of one breaking in any other situation. I think the ATX should really have

Amen - and the MP1, Maldol, ATX, Z-11, Amplifier, Modification, PSK31, CW/SSB filter discussions, and all the other issues that are constantly being rehashed everytime a new user joins the group and

In the DIG PSK-U mode there is an 30Hz offset between tx and rx. (Others have discovered this) The fix is ... Simply set the DIG mode to USER-U and all is well. BCNU DE N2LO~>

... By low, sell high. But seriously, folks -- one other thought: Where are you operating? If you go to 14070 USB, you should see somewhere between ten and 20 PSK31 signals in your passband.

That is why, as I posted probably 2+ months ago, I added a fused to the adapter I made from the RS pack to the rear connector of the 817. W6ZO

Greetings All: I read with interested yesterday the discussion on what is inside the Maha battery packs. ALL MaHa packs have thermal fuses. The FNB-72 in particular has a small thermal fuse inside

The BNC "plug" is actually an RCA-female to BNC-male adapter. You can attach the antenna to the front panel of the rig, get a good grip on the rig with one hand, the antenna with the other, and

Hit SEND too soon. That sentence should have read: (I also discovered that 1700 mAH goes really fast when using a "constant carrier" mode like PSK31.)

In their latest catalog "flyer", MCM Electronics has a "Multi-Voltage Regulated Power Supply", stock number: 28-2200 they claim is ".... Ideal for any device drawing up to 2A. Fully regulated to

Yes. I've only been doing PSK31 for about three weeks, but have had good success. No DX yet, but several CONUS QSOs. A few have even been with my outdoor "Every Day is Field Day" setup in the

exposed themselves to > some liability. Now, in the face of that Pardon the lack of civility of my post/ rant yesterday about company liability or lack thereof in various circumstances & the way

reports. If I had to do it again, I'd go for the PL-259 connector. The bnc just doesn't seem very 'sturdy' for such a heavy antenna. I am using an adapter with mine to run it off the PL-259...I am

John, after 18 years as a ham, I'm well aware of the accessories game they play. You've missed the point of my post. I'm not talking about putting AA NiMHs in the tray; I've already done that &

Larry, the rx is adequate on the modes you are interested in....no competition to an R390 but good for on the go SWLing. It is a bit better than my Sangean 818. I have had the rig for 3 weeks and

I am thinking of purchasing an ATX antenna (Parents currently in UK !) Reports of broken pins in the BNC worry me somewhat. Should I go for the PL-259 or the BNC version? I tend to favour the BNC

zl1cdn@... wrote: Thanks Bryan, This was indeed helpful. I already have 1/2 of a CaT 5 patch cable from a headset/mic project (as yet uncompleted) and I'll pick up a Mini Din today and try