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Please don't take this as a categorical assertion -- just trying to jog my memory: Isn't high-grade speaker twinlead supposed to have a nominal impedance around 72 ohms, without suffering from

This may be of interest to those of you who own or are planning to buy a DWM-4 watt meter to use with your FT817. I contacted LDG about the insertion lose of the sensors & got the following responce.

It's called the FTV-7700. It converts Correction: That's F_R_V-7700 not FTV-7700

If I remember QST had a simple converter and I think FAR Circuits sells the boards. It was a cover story in 1998 or 1999 I think and there was one for 6 and 2 meters. It unsed the NE602. The 2 meter

My impression is that these airport wx broadcasts are very short range transmissions. I guess one would need to be near an airport to hear them. --Tony K3RXK k3rxk@...

Yes I have just one of these, its 2.5khz BW ...

I just did a search and found a source of more information about "cloning software" for the FT-817 and other radios. You might check out the website of RT Systems at www.cloningsoftware.com 72, Bill

You are correct the ATIS (automated terminal info system) provides up to the minute current condition reports. Pop Comm has listed some of the freqs. or go to the library and get the AOPA Pilots Guide

They tried to send it to me too, but I can't get a .exe file past the darn server..... Sure would be nice if they would park the patch here wouldn't it? Tom message about software of allows one of a

Does anyone remember 72-ohm twinlead? I used to love the stuff for antennas, but haven't owned any for years. I asked for it all over Dayton, inside and outside, and the general answer was there is no

Rich, Sorry about the short message. I was responding Barry, W4WB's message about a thread started a couple of days ago. ARDTS-817 is a piece of PC software designed to facilitate memory management of

I hope that neither this topic nor any of those discussing it exit this group as a result of any "heat" that anyone feels accompanied the "light" in the discussion-- I have learned and continue to

Thanks to all for the interesting responses on receiving WX at 162 MHz on the '817. I like the idea of a downconverter as put forth by Dave and Pres. Down to 10m FM sounds workable. Maybe W4RT

Hi. Just before you reset everything. About the 7MHz TX only problem Check that the FT-817 is NOT in slpit mode ( a small symbol on the lower right side of the display) 73 LA9KW Hans Petter

head to the now my Hi Julian, No need to be so radical man. I think everyone is trying to help here, not to send

Thanks, Demetre. I did download the W4RNL article but it was a bit much to get my head round. It is a very long time since I did school physics and learnt about fields and stuff. All I actually wanted

Well, you have just rubbished the advice given by manufacturers like Cushcraft, HyGain and others for erecting their verticals, not to mention vertical wires, end fed wires and others read in books.

I don't understand why. I am not very technical, so I can only understand things if they are explained in layman's terms. Surely, in an ideal situation, with a perfect ground, the ground acts as a

Do you have any for SSB?

Hi Julian and group, I must tell you to buy the book HF ANTENNAS FOR ALL LOCATIONS by Les Moxon, G6XN, which is printed by your RSGB. This is considered by many the bible in Antennas. Les will