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Hi Randy ka4nma I may be able to help you I use CHIRP all the time on my FT817, if you want we can take this off line to direct. My email is mhartwe@... Marty kd8bj

Hi Greg, You may consider a Bluetooth dongle for the 818. This will let you pair a pi with Bluetooth (I use a pi zero w) to the dongle in the 818. I then use Flrig to read the CAT data and control

Hi I haven't read the responses to your post yet, but a suggestion, would be to download CHIRP a free software package that will allow you to program your new rig on the PC and download them to the

No clue – I don’t use CHIRP except for 1 thing, and one thing only. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. NA-SOTA info is at:

I believe the FT-817/818 CAT interface is inverted, but I think it uses 5V logic levels and the inputs on the Pi are not 5V tolerant if memory serves, so you'll at least need to limit the high logic

Mike, I have chirp. How can I set up different configurations like you mentioned? Randy ka4nma

The raspberry pi is 3.3v Logic: https://elinux.org/RPi_Serial_Connection#H.2FW_considerations The FT-817 (and by extension, the FT-818) requires the CT-62 cable with it's built-in "level converter"

Hi folks, This should be easy to find, but I've not located the details... I'm looking to connect the serial port of a Raspberry Pi (GPIO14 & 15) to the CAT port on my FT-818nd. Neither the Pi nor

Howdy – and WELCOME. Didn’t see your CALL SIGN or NAME in the post, so none of us have no clue who you are or where you are. If you are in North America, or someplace where you can order or

Make life simple and get a Windcamp kit.?

Short Version: the manual says the AA battery pack is supposed to last around 5 hours; that prediction was spot on for me. It was on VHF/UHF, receive only, with squelch broken open about half the

Hi John, That combo adapter is pretty cool!? Although if anyone wants to merely plug a charger into their APP conversion we have them here: https://proaudioeng.com/accessories/ It was great to see

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 If anyone is interested I just uploaded my first design to Thingiverse. It’s a remix of the Power Pole adaptor but with an additional socket for charging/supply. It can be found at

Harley, There are a lot of guides on the WWW. Take a look at my Google search of YAESU ATAS

There are several quite good teardown videos on YouTube. I can't look right now but I'm sure you can Google them no problem. The most fiddly part is lining up the ball bearings so that they don't fall

Anybody have any information on how to dismantle, clean and re-assemble a ATAS-120A? I broke mine off the mount and I want to repair it. Thanks, Harley Burton N5BFB 73's

A relatively accurate mili-amp meter. Any meter of reasonable quality should to fine. There are other more complicated ways to set it, but a mili-amp meter is easiest, and most good meters are

a amp meter/multimeter,

Hi Kennth All you need is a multi meter as you measure the standing current, just follow the instructions in the service manual as they are very clear and easy to follow. I used clip leads and added