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Been thinking of getting the Sotabeam filt for my 817, anyone here use one ? How well does it work ? Rick KC8AON ---In FT817@..., <jonpoland@...> wrote : There is another

There is another filter option that doesn't get mentioned often: https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/ft-817-filter-module-ssb-cw/ https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/ft-817-filter-module-ssb-cw/ As I understand it,

You're totally correct.? W4RT closed their doors over a year ago.? They sold off all the filter kits, then offered up the bare boards last.? I bought up a few for "FUTURE NEEDS".? AFAIKT, nothing

For the most part the filters are all made by Collins (and are no longer in production), so all the options go back to the same basic filter.?The various retailers mount the filter on a board

Brian, I forgot to ask...Have you tried listening on the AM or FM broadcast band? With an antenna connected you should hear those bands fairly well. You have to enable the AM/FM dial in Menu item

Does anyone know if the kits, if they were available would work with the FT818? I’ve found a couple on the secondary market… Thanks, Dan -- Daniel Holmes, danielh@... "Laugh while

I disagree 1000%.? I too have thousands of contacts from many US states and several European countries, and some pretty good DX too.? For "CASUAL" CW operation on good bands, I more often than

I disagree 1000%.? For casual CW, THE Vy73 -- Mike -- KD5KC Strahlungen Germany

Hi I guess it depends. If you don't do CW then the narrow filter isn't mandatory, and if only occasionally do CW then an audio filter might be good enough. I have the 500HZ filter installed and have

The 500 hz cw filter is a mandatory addition to this radio. The SSB filter is a bit close to the stock filter waveshape to probably not bother. Thousands of contacts and I still love this radio John

I'm interested in getting a 500 Hz CW filter for my ft-817 ND.??I'm confused by all the options available.??Yaesu offers a YF-122C. I guess these are expensive and maybe not the best performing?Then I

This is a link to see where you will most likely find the digital modes on HF. https://www.qsl.net/sv1grb/psk31.htm Also I would like to mention that I have noticed compared to other radios (my

Brian, Do you have a narrow filter in this radio? It is possible that you have selected the narrow (CW) filter for all bands. That filter is normally only 500HZ wide or less if it is not a Yaesu

In case you have trouble finding a field day location close to you, here's a link to the ARRL Field Day Locator Page: http://www.arrl.org/field-day-locator Ken, N2VIP

Thanks so much for the advice and encouragement. The good news I have spent so much time fooling around with settings etc. that I have learned a lot about the radio. I may have heard the FT8 tones as

Hi again Brian, SSB signals are a bit sparse at the moment so I don’t even bother as I’m antenna limited, but digital modes are alive and well - try listening for FT8 signals on 20 metres at

Hi Paul I checked all those settings and then went through all of the bands and just couldn’t hear anything but noise using a long wire. Wondering if because I live in a wooded area and somewhat

Brian, Well, you could very well have a problem with radio or antenna, but be aware that we are at the bottom of solar cycle 24, and the HF bands are not in good shape with few signals many hours of

Brian, check menu item 45 is set to RF GAIN not SQUELCH then rotate the knob to max full clockwise position, then check that you have the ATTENUATION turned off and the IPO ( PRE-AMP) turned on both

Hi Brian, First thing to check is that you’re on the correct antenna connector. If there is an “R” after the frequency display you are on the rear antenna connector (UHF) but if there is no R