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I'm number 2 on the waiting list at AES in Milwaukee. Stopped by yesterday and was told they should be here in about two weeks. We'll see...I'll post as soon as I get my hands on the rig.

Hello Eric My name is Patrick and I am in the merchant Navy. I am travelling to Singapore this coming tuesday. Would you know of a Ham store there where I could buy some stuff(ie ft817). Thanks

I just bought a solid state amp from the han store in san Anatonio Tx that takes a max of 20 watts drive for upto 500 watts out. Haven't tried it yet. When I do I will post and let you know how it

Sorry Hey! If it sounds the same I spell it the same no need to remember useless words! at HF all your impedance matching is practically real and so you can get a way with just matching

asked Uh, please define the term "hay" in this context... do you mean "hey" as in "hey there"...? Or something else? Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia Dealer GO

Most Multi Octave, HF PA systems get away with broad band matching transformers. Hay HF is practically DC compared to UHF and above. Its easy to get away with simple no tuning design. I would

Here's a link to Communications Concepts directly to the HF amp pages Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia Dealer GO BILLS!

Subject: Re: [FT817] Amp for FT-817? boards using Wow, they make nice stuff. About a hundred years ago I built a 2m amp. Super nice. I am glad to hear they have PCB kits for ( hopefully ) a

The way every one was talking I thought they had arrived already and I was really disappointed that no one wanted to talk mods!!! That explains things a little. Might mean I get mine sooner next I

say Yeah, I called AES and they are taking waiting list pre-orders, and it is due at the end of November. Just in time for Christmas?!?!??!?! Honey?!?!? Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors,

Sorry almost forgot, the best thing about this transistor is with careful design you could use it on 6m and 2m as

I've worked with these transistors but they are a bit of over kill. I also thought that Motorola was phasing them out! This is boosted by the fact that they dont include data of them on their web

Remember, Yaesu has been in this market for a while with the x90's, x90 mark I, and the x90 mark II's. Althought they were 6M and above single band no one else tried it. Hopefully they learned with

build an amp - use a Motorola Engineering Bulletin. Get the parts and boards from Communications Concepts in Beavercreek OH (near Dayton). They have a couple nice boards, toroid kits, chip cap kits

Not trying to dis QRP, but if I wanted to run an amp with this rig down in the HF frequencies, does anyone have any idea what we'd run? A CB amp was suggested to me, but I can't find any that are

Absolutely -- I'm not trying to knock the radio! I'm also interested to hear your additional facts. I agree that it's interesting to see Yaesu in this market. I wonder if either Icom or Kenwood

Are you sure? It seems AES is selling it... and didn't that fella in CA say he got one at HRO? Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

I went on AES site http://www.aesham.com and they had a button to go ahead and "add to cart"... they didn't say availability was delayed. It seems they are ready to ship. At first, when I searched

I think in fairness it should be pointed out that the owner of the FT817 that smoked had been inside the radio, and had retweaked the transmit chain for much higher power than the radio is designed

pres@... writes: I believe the person in CA said HRO was taking "advanced" orders. I don't think he got one yet. If he did get one, then I need to make a trip up to HRO in Salem, NH to get