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Hi John: I had a similar issue for the FT-818. There was a guy in Indiana who made a dual CAT cable but, he disappeared. The Z-817 + tuner split out the CAT port But there was expansion port devices

maybe go with something like this? http://noisecancellingintercom.co.uk/html/cat-mate.html (but their store link is dead and re-sellers I see say discontinued or out of stock) Maybe try their

I believe that to be a serial based connection. (that means it would not be able to run two devices simultaneously) SW wrote:

Hi All, I'm looking for a "Y" cable to split the FT817 accessory port to be able to two devices on on the one accessory port. I intend to run digital and an MX P50M HF amp. I used to build cables and

CatRadio *1.2.0* is now available for download https://www.pianetaradio.it/blog/catradio/ Main changes: * VFO Display on Sub VFO * Clarifier RIT / XIT commands * Up / Down VFO buttons * Repeater

Added the splitter. Curiously, the radio end had to be connected to one of the split sides to work. Something to do with crossover or something I guess. I whacked a bunch of ferrite clamps on the

Things have changed. This M-90 microphone doesn't have connectivity between the two sockets. The pain. Luckily there are some RJ45 splitters on Amazon. Will be here Friday to try. Mike M0SAZ

I like using the 817/818 base station and as such prefer a base mic. Since the MD-100 & MD-200 and newer, Yaesu base mics have a reversible cable for using on 8 pin round and RJ45 radio alike. Here's

This is true. It is one annoyance I have with the FT817. Somehow the fast tune accidentally got turned on once when I was portable. I couldn't turn it off. I had a mic that didn't have a FST (fast)

I had a similar issue with the swr display driving me mad.... In the end on my unit, it was related to the grey foil for rf shieling covering the pa unit. I placed a piece of insulationg plasic foil

Hi I made a little breakout box for fast control when using a desk mic. This is an old image. I have just made a new one as I sold this one with the station equipment a while ago but have recently

Yes, hexagonal. Sorry. I'm guessing it will be around 1.5 - 2 mm for a starting point to try. Joe n1khb Sent from the all new AOL app for Android

The problem I had with some FT & other such radios, the ape that tightened the set/grub screw over tightened it. That caused a rise on the shaft that mad it near impossible to remove the knob and one,

I have a key that came with a spare Yaesu FT81x series VFO knob. I've just measured mine at 1.46 mm or 0.0575" AF. HTH. -- Steve, G4VRR.

Hi Joseph Is it a hexagonal? If so I will need a very small allen key. Regards Mike G3ZCC

In U.S. we call them set screws and is almost always an "Allen" type. I assume it's a metric size given other 817 hardware is metric. Joe n1khb Sent from the all new AOL app for Android

Hello everyone the VFO tuning control complete with spindle came off and a spring and some other small pieces fell out. I stripped the 817 down and removed the front and the rotary actuator. I had a

Hello everyone the VFO tuning control complete with spindle came off and a spring and some other small pieces fell out. I stripped the 817 down and removed the front and the rotary actuator. I had a

I have the Portable Zero Field Power 3 battery case system for my FT-817ND.? It uses a Bioenno Power 3 Amp Hour battery.? I purchased this early this year and so far my experience has been good.?

I also 3d printed a similar one of these a couple of years ago without the BMS as I use an external lipo charger but would go down this route now. It's been very reliable. Martyn M0TEB