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Or maybe contact the person you bought it from and ask them? 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Saturday, 26 April 2025 07:09 To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ft817] Strane SMA on REAR. Without any

I mounted a small SMA on the rear of my FT817ND. It is used as the output of the IF (68,33 MHz) to watch as a spectrum display on an SDR module. I use the FUNCube dongle, as recommended. See photo.

Tomorrow I'll have to open to see what they did to this great radio! Today I have played with the 817 and SVXLINK and RIGCTL... My voice mail run well... It could be interesting configure the SVXLINK

Without any additional information we can only guess. It would be good if you could open the radio and see where the wire from the connector goes. The most likely explanation is to send an IF signal

Hi to all! I have a great FT817ND... bought used, replaced the internal battery and all run well. I replaced the "light" power connector with a coupler that provide two Anderson connector from

The BNC is too light for my huge hands... I prefer use the SO-239 on the rear. To avoid dangerous situations put a 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm impedance on the BNC.

All of the menu settings were correct. I took the filter out of the radio where everything seems to work OK and put that filter into the “problem” radio. It did not work. My assumption is that the

I use the Digirig with my 857D which is similar. You will find that the cables used from the Digirig to the radio are generic Ft-8XX I find they have a forum and often cover such questions. Try :

Sorry, I meant to type SSB on menu 38 Jerry Ki4ps

You have to select the filter on the 818 in menu 38. It gives you the option of cw or sub. Jerry Ki4ps

Have you enabled the filter in the 818 settings? It gives a choice between SSB and CW. I do not know the menu number, as I own the FT-817ND, not a FT-818ND. Hope this helps. Robert Watson ||

Hi Paul, Did you try putting the filter from the good radio into the other to see if it works in there or putting the new filter into the radio with the known good filter to see if it works there

Can any of you give me a suggestion on what might be going on with one of my FT-818nd radio. I have two 818nd Radios but only one has a Collins Mechanical 500Hz CW Filter. I wanted to add one to the

Even easier! I keep a few of these RJ45 breakout boards around - https://www.amazon.com/Ethernet-Connector-Breakout-Board-terminals/dp/B01N7R2M71 -- Jeff, KN8A

The other trick is to program memories with some spaced frequencies in order for the bands you operate. 72 de Bryan, k0emt

Lou: Thanks, this is a good suggestion. I'll give it some thought. Mike N4MWP

Hi, I'd cut a few inches off an ethernet cable, solder a small push button switch onto the wires then add some heat shrink tubing to hold it together. Much better than drilling a hole in the radio

What about setting the “SSB STEP” to 5kHz and fast QSY with the SEL knob? // HIRO, JJ1FXF

Mike AD9CA: Good point about the up/down buttons versatility.? But I can get by without up/down buttons, and I usually use? a straight key. Thanks for your response! Mike N4MWP

Yes can use either front BNC or rear SO239 connectors for any band.? Only issue I understand is there is internal relay that is set for the connector selected meaning the relay is drawing power when