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Running a FT817 using 28W of solar, Charge controller to match the battery, and a 12AH lithium is a good match up. I run mine with an 11 Ah pack, and 20W panel and a charge controller to match the

It primarily depends on how fast you want to charge the battery. The climate wherever you operate can also be a factor in that you need enough sunlight to capture energy. A lot of cloudy days

Tom, I have the BioEnno 28 & 120 w solar panels. They are heavier than some but are a pretty high efficiency compared to the stuff like Harbor freight. I like the Budipole Power mini for use with

I was wondering what kind of solar charger everyone uses for Bioenno batteries. I am considering a 12A battery and would like to charge it using solar power during field

The Power pole adapter product in EBAY is my item/design...so it's available if u need it. https://www.ebay.com/itm/132393671077 https://www.ebay.com/itm/132393671077 Ancel

Mike, I have the mfj power supply. Same problem.band I use it for 2 different purposes John, I could be a beta tester. ? Otherwise it be next month when I get my disability check. (Hence the

Believe it or not Randy, With over 3,500 adapters sold over the past 2 years, you are the very first person to ask for this. But I will investigate it and hopefully do a short run. But it won't be

Best of luck brother. There is nothing like the FT-817 for pure ALL-BAND and ALL-MODE operation. NOTHING! Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association

https://www.ebay.com/itm/FT-817-FT817ND-818-PowerPole-PCB-adds-7-layers-of-Power-Protection/132393671077?hash=item1ed34719a5:g:AXQAAOSwPDBaBT5- Doug W1DMH

thanks to every one for their help, i am going down the power pole route with an external battery, which battery type i'm not sure still reading about that as well as taking in what you guys have

Yeah - I am pretty good at figuring solar/battery. I have 2 kW of solar for the emergency power here. And at work I control 110 MW (not a typo, 110 MEGA-watts) of solar. Just as a note, my personal

Great idea with MFJ1317.?Never had any problems with Windcamps either. I made a 3" pigtail PP to PP to plug into the PP adapter in DC-in. Maybe redundant but eliminates any strain altogether.Portable

I like the Bioenno batteries, I think their prices are on the high-end of reasonable, but my 20 amp battery works great. To size the battery, you need to know how you are going to use the radio and

You can always use the wire-cutter on your needle nose pliers as a crimper.? I have done it quite successfully.? Just be gentle... Answering the original question: I use an external Bioenno brand

Believe it or not Randy, with over 3,500 adapters sold over the past 2 years, you are the very first person to ask for this.? But I will investigate it and hopefully do a short run. But it won't be

https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-002649 Joseph, KD4RXP

AFAIK, there is no available store-bought adapter cable. If you’re determined to go in this direction, you’ll have to make an adapter cable yourself. Parts are available from several sources,

Hi All, The connector size is a 1.7 x 4 mm DC plug. I normally save them from universal DC power packs that come with a range of plugin DC right-angle adaptors. I then solder the power lead to the

Hi Randy That is one of the problems (there are others in my opinion) with the Powerpole adaptor. The suggestion by Richard at Sotabeams when I saw him at the Newark Hamfest last September was to cut

Harbor Freight has a general purpose crimper < $10 that works just dandy on pp connectors. Im all for good tools, but i also dislike expensive tools that only do one thing. Just sayin. Sonny n1khb