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I got mine from W4RT Electronics at the Dayton Hamvention. I believe it is available on their website (www.w4rt.com) which has on-line ordering. The price is $9.95 and well worth it

But this goes completely against the accepted advice for installing a vertical in a home or mobile situation. You should always use the best possible ground. A couple of people on the Elecraft list

I'd like to add that I have purchased the two most recent issues of the QRP ARCI Quarterly Magazine and was very surprised to find such an extremely high level of professionalism shown in the

I too would have liked the extra coverage for wx, but, as a substitute I can almost always find a local FM broadcast station from where ever I've been and get local wx. Dave

To W4RK regarding the little yellow book you memtioned in posting #6740 - is it still available? Where did you get it?

Well, I can tell you, because I have tried it, that my Ten-Tec Hercules II solid state linear will produce about 150 watts output when driven by the FT-817. So far I have used it only once to snag one

Folks, I have been very impressed with the 817 list. This is what ham radio is all about IMHO. I did however want to mention a very closely allied group that you may or may not be familiar with -

Interesting point. Anyone know exactly what the Power Output setting of the meter is actually reading? <snip> a non 50 ohm load? Many indicators just work on voltage, which is not

I give you permission to quote whatever you read here in your magazine Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Don W6ZO writes: Well, Don, I don't think either moderator Pres W2PW or co-moderator Barry W4WB would mind it a bit if we put this thread somewhere else... :-) As far as stealing members from FT817

Hah! I missed this little tidbit the first time around! Awwwww shucks, ma'am! Jus' doin' our jobs ya know Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO

A nice write up on Dayton, with a good mention of our little darling radio Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Lack of NOAA weather is one of my sticking points as well on purchase. If some people have suggestions on where to start making a Rx down converter it be willing to try and report. If other people

in Yaesu, of all makers, had some sort of VHF to short-wave converter. I have one somewhere. I used it on a FT-767 to convert NOAA down to 22.475MHz on a remote base. Anyway, the idea of building a

Julian G4ILO wrote: Yes. A proper portable or pedestrian counterpoise contributes equally to the radiation of a whip. Therefore, it is "hot". This is good. However, if you don't like current

Hey Everybody, I quickly found out that there never seems to be just the "right" case since we all want something a little bit different. What am I using, for the 817 I am using the pouch... just

I too would appreciate NWS capability on 162 MHz. However, from the Dayton buzz, I understand that this radio was designed for the Japanese market with no thought that it would ever be sold in the

I was in Keswick this afternoon and outside one of the outdoor gear shops there was a bin containing some small travelbags. One looked as if it would be just the right size for the FT-817 so I bought

I found a Pride 100 amplifer for $50 (GOOGLE search on "mobile linear"). "80-10M Amateur Amplifier" or some such legend is silkscreened on the front panel; nominal output is 100W (not sure exactly

aid Julian - I have never used ANYTHING other than the internal SWR indicator - if it is one bar or less, I don't worry - if it is 2 bars - I try to get it better, but I don't worry if I can't