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(I assume you mean "input" into the antenna.) This would agree with what I've seen since putting a wattmeter/swr meter in line -- highest tx output often does not occur at lowest swr. 73 John

I too get the "not a member" denial when trying to access the files-- as noted by Dave below, seems puzzling given that I get the list messages. Anyone got any solutions or work-arounds? am I doing

John scrived (about a 12VDC-120VAC inverter): I keep half an eye on the alternative power scene, and my understanding is that they still draw a pretty hefty "phantom load" with nothing connected.

Doug, I have several 500hz Collins filters for sale. I built these filters identical to the ones supplied by Yaesu, you can't tell them a part. $110 CONUS ppd Jim (k8drn@...)

In response to Chip's suggestions on tuning the MP-1, which I heard him relay to several folks at Dayton, Julian scribbled: <snip> "It goes against the grain a bit to ignore the SWR altogether,

I find that I have extra CW filters for the IC-706 (and maybe other ICOM's), a 250Hz FL-101 and a 500Hz FL-100. Since I desire a 500 Hz filter for my new FT-817, I hope I can arrange a swap for one

nope Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Thanks, Scott for the report. Heading out to London in a few weeks so I may pick one up before then . Tx Joe, NE2Z

Two points to add here, hopefully useful to some. If the rig sees _too much_ swr, it will display a warning that says something like "hi swr" and will cut off tx entirely. Below that, even though it

Not sure whether this came across clearly in my earlier post, but the thing that caught me off guard was that the inverter itself, with *no* load applied, flattened the battery. This one apparently

It's also probably time for a new battery. You only get two or three total discharges on a car battery before it's pretty worthless. Ed Woodrick

On Wed, 23 May 2001 11:06:37 -0400, John Newell KB1FPM wrote about RE: [FT817] Maha Charger : Thanks for the heads up about the inverter. The 12V outlets in my Yukon XL are always hot. While there

Hi Greg, You might give the FAQ a quick read on this subject. In short, the charger puts out about 190 mA w/ 13.8 V input and near 0 at 12 V. The trickle charge is a bit less than half of that

Not sure first message got thru. Is there any way to open up the FT-817's receive above 154 Mhz? I want to be able to listen to fire calls in my area. WA6TWI

I would like to be able to listen to fire dept. calls in my area, but some freqs they use are above 154 Mhz. Is there a mod to open up the VHF receive beyond 154?

If and when you have high swr, you'll see a series of bars/lines...more bars, higher SWR. I am certain it is not calibrated to SWR value but is a good quality measure. You of course won't see SWR

Unless you are using it to feed a balanced antenna. I have a 239 in my loft, feeding an approx. 16ft square horizontal loop in the middle of one side. It is not connected to ground at all, and seems

Nothing, if you have a good match. Otherwise you should see some bars, just like the S-meter, though without the numeric indication. Julian, G4ILO

Now that's the most useful contribution to this discussion so far. The maximum noise peak is quite sharp on the higher bands, and one of the things I had noticed is that maximum noise does not

Pres, thank you for forwarding the practical advice on tuning the MP- 1. I've also found the discussion thread on the MP-1 and ATX to be very helpful this past week. I'm a newly licensed ham with