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I bought my used 817 a couple of years ago with a Windcamp battery and cover already fitted.? It works well, but it is no longer holding charge as long as I would like. I have opted to switch to

Great it is ok now, Dave,

Steve, I have had this problem on my FT818 on occasion but not the 817.? I think it just goes stupid for one reason or another and I end up forcing a factory reset to clear everything.? I use it

I am VE team Leader at VFW post 3115 Amateur Radio Club, W?VFW.? We have 4 blind hams including the President of the club who also is a Vietnam, vet. We keep one of our repeaters on ALLSTAR -Blind

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! just dont tell my boss he (VE2DX!) will kill me, list is getting so long.... ;P I will put it on the list, but I do have a lot to do for a while...? most

Hi Richard, Your BT CAT interface works great. Any chance of making a simple dual ACC cable for the FT8x7 series transceivers so we can connect an external ATU and a PC to do CAT at the same

Having tried a variety of NiMH internal batts with varying success, I found using the 7 Ah gel cells pictured in Martin's post to be the most reliable for the cost. I always bought used gel cells

Recalling how I had it set up before, that was the reason?I using the front antenna connector for VHF/UHF. Steve

Good advice Bob. We tend to not think about those components. Don K8EAA [email protected]> wrote:

We all must remember to remove all non UHF and VHF rted devices such as SWR meters, Power meters, and tuners or amplifiers and antenna switches from the RF path when operating above 54 mhz! (Routing a

Martin, you can tell the radio to use 5 watts with internal batteries. It defaults to 2.5 but can be changed to full power. It’s in the manual. -n7hex

Martin, ??? I do the same. I use the slightly larger 10.2AH version and yes they work longer and a full TX power. DanKD3CEU

Yes you can use the internal batterycompartment, however my experience is that it won't last very long. Besides that the TX power is limited when using the internal batteries. My recommendation

Dave your comment had the brain firing this morning. I have had the 817 put away for some time and just set it up in the shack the other day. I used to use VHF/UHF on the front antenna because the

Dump it into a dummy load and see if you still have high SWR. Don K8EAA

I used the WinCamp replacement for a couple of years and was very please with it - then it stopped working completely (I suspect an internal fuse link gone). As I had fitted the Anderson Powerpole

Panasonic black Eneloop Pro's are rated at 2550mAh. I test my 1yr old battery pack at 2500mAH (B6 mini tester). Easy enough to solder up a battery pack. Weight is 249g Eneloop Pros would be my

Not internal but works for me. I use a 3.0ah or 4.5ah Bioenno with power pole connector mod. The 3.0ah can lie on top with Velcro to bat/top 818. I use this for SOTA and can easily activate 2 summits

I made up a new pack using tagged AA cells - 1800s, I think?? I also cut the case off the original battery pack to cover them and removed the temp cut-out.? My 817 runs on the desk quite a lot, and

Hi have you tested both antenna sockets, Thanks Dave 2E0DMB [email protected]> wrote: