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Are you aware of the Northwest Digital DRAWS board? It is a Raspberry Pi "hat" that controls up to two radios via mini DIN 6 pin cables (two signal links on one Pi-sized board) and includes: An

Hi Ken and Mark I can see either way, my normal digital station (if anything I do is normal that is) is a laptop and an FT817 with a interface kit. The laptop sound card is as good as the Signal

Skip the LDG tuner - get an Elecraft T-1. If you are going to be portable at all, you'll thank me for the advice. If you're not leaving the house, doesn't matter. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso,

Hi Steve: That LDG tuner should be a good "match" (no pun intended) for the FT-818, since the 818 is pretty much an 817 with some updates. ? However, I would also recommend the Elecraft T1 tuner

The LDG 817 tuner is very?easy to connect,?use,?and is?compact size.?I keep mine on top of the radio with two silicone rubber bands snugly even over the Portable?Zero frame.?Radio, tuner, mic,

Curious why you are interested in running digital modes off a raspberry pi? (To be clear, "just because" is a perfectly fine answer) Windows laptops with enough 'umph' to handle digital modes and

The FT817 Group averages over 500 (+/-130 one-sigma) messages per month. Because the volume of messages is rather large, I would like to remind everyone of a few long-standing FT817 guidelines

Hi: I am considering running my FT991a for digital modes with a SignaLink USB interface (in place of the internal sound card) so that I can run the entire system with a Raspberry Pi instead of a

Sadly the same that I found, but thanks for the effort. I really appreciate it. 73 La4tta Erlend

Just got the 818. First qrp rig. Looking at LDG z-817 for a tuner and at either rig aa-35 or i-portable i30 or i60 antenna analyzer any thoughts Steve

Escreve uma mensagem...Agrupe amigos boa noite. Como saber se o meu Yaesu FT817 é a vers?o ND ou n?o?

Hello All, Another way to tell rather quickly is: the ND will have 60m. coverage. The non-ND will not, unless it's been modified. 73, Tom, K8YPH Gulf Coast Digital Radio

Thank you Jim and Don. I was able to confirm using the color menu that that I have an original-non ND FT-817. Your help is very much appreciated, Don?KC1GWN

Easiest way is to see it the display can be changed to two colors or three. The 817 has two colors and the 817ND has three. Check this link for list of

Hi Don, As far as I know, one of the best ways to identify the ND model is to check Menu Item #15. If you have 3 display colors, ie, Blue, Amber, and Violet, then you have the ND model. Check this

Erlend, what you should see on *pin 1* is the DC input voltage, fed from a 10Ω, 1/16W resistor. *This can only supply 75mA*, or the thermal rating of R1235 will be exceeded. If you are not seeing

Hi Erlend, Try here: https://www.qsl.net/4/4x6on/RADIO%20MANUALS/YAESU/YAESU--FT-817ND-Service-Manual.pdf and here: http://www.hampedia.net/yaesu/ft-817.php and

Hi all, I am trying to figure out if I have an 817 or 817ND.? ?After internet searching and looking at various pictures, I can not determine if the model number on radio or the nameplate contains

Hi all. I'm in need of an schematic and board layout for my 817nd. The service manual i have managed to source online only contains revisions 4, 5 and 6. Of Course the area of interest looks

Hi Howard, Were you? a ship R/O ? Ship photo on your qsl card looks like sister ship of the old American? Export Lines box boats. Matson Lines had a couple.? Built Bath, Maine. Export had 6, then