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From: "Glyph" <bbp@...> Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 23:31:55 -0800 Then there's the BLT antenna kit from NorCal QRP club which I have right now (but not built), which is

Yes, to a certain extent. The 10 mA drain is when the tuner is left on after it has found a match and just waits for the swr to rise above 3. The nifty thing about the Z-11 is that you can turn it

Erik Schmidt - OZ1GIY wrote: Hallo Erik, I'm interested in your modification. Can you give me any more information about it? Thanks in advance Eduardo Lara EA2KT

Isn't the added power requirement going to shorten your operating time? Gordon

John, have a look to Emtech's ZM-2 a Z-match compact and ligh unit, with visual tuning aid. And it's 50 bucks or so. http://emtech.steadynet.com/zmdesc.htm You will have to build it yourself, but

Well, in anticipation of the FT-817 i went and bought the Z-11 from LDG. It is a automatic tuner, coax only, with lo-z and hi-z L- network. It runs on 9 - 16 V and has a low amp requirement. I have

Check out the Kanga Kits Super T antenna tuner for $20. Using switches, you select only the combination of impedences you want with very little loss. I modified it with a somewhat better design. I'm

Vic, take a look at the "Ham Radio Outlet" in Salem, New Hampshire. It is a few hours drive to the west of Portland Maine. get more store info at www.hamradio.com click on their Salem

I use (with my ft-817) MFJ's tiniest model , don't have it handy or I would give you the model number however it measures roughly 2 inches square and matches every long wire I have

Take a look at the MFJ catalog; they have several good, compact tuners. Tracy, KU4FL

From: "Newell, John O" <jnewell@...> Date: Mon, 6 Nov 2000 15:27:52 -0500 Has anyone thought about backpackable antenna tuners to use with the FT-817 in the woods/mountains? I'm

About low power / small tuners: Most of you probably already know about this little unit, but just in case...... For a low power tuner, check out the Z-11 from LDG Electronics. It requires 0.1

Yeah MFJ makes one, I have one of them. I can't remember the number off hand but they call it a random wire tuner. It is essentially an L-network and depending on whether you are feeding a high or

Next in my seemingly never-ending stream of questions...<g>... Has anyone thought about backpackable antenna tuners to use with the FT-817 in the woods/mountains? I'm not aware of any good ones that

Hi Everyone, I just wondered at the availability/status of FT-817 rigs within the US with dealers. 73's Vic G7PYR PS I'm in the US around the end of November in the Portland, Maine

I too had an SG2020. After the initial euphoria died, I started to realize that it really wasn't as good as I thought it was. The SG2020 started to go deaf on 15M and above. On 10M it was near deaf

John I am fortunate to have owned both radios ( I have an 817 presently) I can tell you that thge 2020 was designed with 1960's technology using a product diode detector , some standard crystals in

While we wait for the first deliveries, I'm wondering whether there are any SGC 2020 users on this list, and what they find more (or less) attractive about the FT-817 compared to the 2020? 73 John

Hi, Couldn't help but jump into this. I've had amps that use a 4CX250 and they would be perfect candidates to run high power. The tube will cover HF/VHF/UHF no problem. Since the tube is a

Actually, 100 watts is only slightly over 2 S-units stronger than 5 watts. Paul, 5 watts should be fine unless you wish to talk to the lids on 75M, who won't pay any attention to you if you're not 40