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I would suggest putting the rig up for a fair price which includes the filters in the sale. Likely someone will be very excited to purchase the rig with those filters. If someone wanted to buy the

It may make it easier to sell and to get a bit more for it. What would you do with them if you pulled them out??? Sell them? Use them? Mike WA1MAD [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Mike, That doesn't sound like a repeater shift problem as repeater shift is only operational on FM. The shift is only 8.5 kHz so it may, in fact be that the radio is in split mode. Try

Hi Andy when you switch to FM can you then turn off the RPT button ? Vy 73 de Martin HB3YDM

If you press the f key briefly then look for rpt, button a in row 4, I believe that you can turn the repeater function off, not near my 817 at present to? check. Andy

Hi Mike I’m interest in the SSB Filter YS122S. 73 de Martin HB3YDM

For a CW filter one can get as much as $200, about half what one can get for a used FT817.? But having the filter in the rig will make it sell quicker and for more. I have the Collins 500 Hz filter

Thanks Ken, that sounds a sensible approach. -- Mike G8GYW

I've got an FT-897 in a similar situation (full of filters, sitting idle), and my opinion is that while the filters have value outside the radio, and by selling them separately you may maximize your

I've got an FT-897 in a similar situation (full of filters, sitting idle), and my opinion is that while the filters have value outside the radio, and by selling them separately you may maximize your

I plan to sell my FT-817ND in the near future as I'm not using it enough to justify keeping it. It has all the original accessories including the YF-122C and YF-122S Collins mechanical filters. I

Hi guys: I have a question about my ft817. Yesterday, I was on 28336 on ten meter usb mode. When I attempted to answer a buddy, and I key up the mic, The frequency would shift upwards to transmit

Fantastic, real-life info there in those charts!?? Thanks for doing that testing and posting the outcomes for everyone!

Ron, I second your thoughts about butane powered soldering sets, especially Weller. Have used one for years in my travel and repair kits. If we believe what we believe Why do we do what we do?

Greg KO6TH wrote… I call them modified square wave inverters! -- 73 Keith VE7GDH

Yep. You'd be amazed (if that's the right word) at how bad a modified sine wave inverter is. I had a XPower 1kw unit in my initial semi-off-grid solar system (only because it had been given

I'd do it the opposite way. Have a 12vdc 817 battery with a 12v to usb adapter. There are converters from 12 to 5 volts or an aux power (cigarette lighter plug) to usb. Mike

You'd probably be very surprised and disappointed if you look at a modified sine waveform. It's just a series of square top pulses alternating positive and negative. Same peak voltage as a sine wave

Hi folks, We had out doubts when other hams began espousing use of these battery banks, so we purchased a few and did some tests along with some well-known batteries to see how they stacked up.? We

Ron,? ?You'll never be sorry if you get a Weller butane soldering iron kit. It works anywhere and is especially good in cold weather for larger items like UHF connectors. Only the Weller one in my