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Now that inrad seems to be out of stock of pcbs things are slightly more complicated, but there seems to be at least one OM who still can provide of those. On the other hand, AOR still has stock of

I just thought this may be worth posting. My 817 is over 10 years old. I have made many contacts with it to Europe and South and Central America. I haven't used the radio in quite some time,

I'll never part with my FT817's. But I agree it's time to move on a bit for Yaesu. As one other poster has mentioned, having PCB space for non existance CW filters is dreadful. And why the heck

Yaesu has had a year+ to observe sales of the IC-705. I'm guessing Yaesu already has designed something similar but they're waiting on economic conditions and supply chain improvements before going

You're talking about a QRP version of the FT-991A, that seems unlikely, and full-duplex would add significantly to the cost of the unit while only benefitting a small portion of the potential market.

Except for the additional power usage when the antenna relay is energized! LOL Seriously, Andrew is 100% right. Ken, N2VIP

Hi, Regarding the BNC connector being unusable as it is because of the dent in it, apart from the convenience of attaching an antenna directly to the BNC connector, the frequency range for the front

I'm sad to see the 818 go, but if you can't get parts there's not much choice.? I really like my 817, but it is a 20 year old design. I have to believe that Yaesu saw this coming for a while.?

Hi, I put the Yaesu FT817 Transceiver on eBay yesterday. If you haven’t already seen it on there, the item number is?125687869464. Please note in the description there is reference to at least

Hi Larry, Thanks for the info. In the UK I think they may be called panel beaters. Andrew. 2E1HSU Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows Sent: 29 December

LDG has a group on groups.io, where manufacturer support is active. I suggest you join and ask there

The dent on the edge of the BNC is a easy fix... I think you call them Tin Knockers but here in the USA that's simple work for a Machinist or Tool and Die maker. and one that works in metals. Larry

Funny thing is, all this QRP HF stuff aside, my 817 is still the best 2m rig in my collection of HTs. I shall miss it for it’s versatility. The 817 is also the best 6m HT I have ever come

We're both speculating, so neither is right or wrong, but I think your comment had a typo - is "20 years old technology" really "more expensive than updated technology"? To support my own argument,

That was a rather short production period. It's still on the yaesu web site though. Joe n1khb? Sent from the all new AOL app for Android On Wed, Dec 28, 2022 at 10:07 PM, Ken

HI I personally hope for a new design with a forward outlook at something new. I have a long history with my FT-817 original, my first one was in 2001, then sold it to purchase a Ten Tec Argo V,

Many years of experience in electronic manufacturing have taught me that a 20 years old technology may be obsolete, but it is certainly more expensive than updated technology. So Yaesu will,

Doubtful, I suspect Yaesu may prefer a different tack than rehashing a 20+ year-old design. As I recall, many 'in the community' were upset that Yaesu didn't do a redesign when they released the

I do have the manual and mic and it hasnt been used alot compared to my 857D and 897D. I will reduce to $500 plus shipping.? If anyone wants pics, I can email or post if allowed.

Hi, I’m thinking of selling my FT817, the only thing is that the BNC connector on the front has a dent on the edge. This makes it unusable, I thought about getting it replaced but as I only really