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There is no fancy stuff in Apple’s internal audio interface. As I said, the key is to adjust the input level for the operating system so that you avoid clipping. 73, Borja - EA2EKH

Rod That 'volume level' in FT-8 is the actual audio level coming from your radio, out of the Accessories socket. IIRC, it is a fixed level of 600mV, so you need an interface between the radio and

I don't know the apple world very well, but I'm sure you can regulate the input level. Maybe there is a sort of AGC or gain is too high. I suggest having an external sound interface for digital mode,

Agreed. Also check the external soundcard levels in the OS, utility, or device panel. Sometimes the gain/volume is cranked up by default.

Narrow band digital modes are special beasts. So special gain treatment is needed. The WSJT manual recommends the optimum way to adjust it, which is: - On a FT-817 enable “IPO” which reduces

When using FT-8, the Volume is almost always in the red zone. No matter what I adjust, I can't seem to find middle ground. The Sound settings in my Mac are either too low, or too high. Again, no

Ha, ha, fair enough Simon. I only went on the part numbers you quoted. (HI). And indeed they do – ST0 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Monday, 2 May 2022 06:56 To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

{sigh} Yes, it's just by time. You get to be the "smart charging" algorithm in judging how long to charge, based primarily on gut feel. There is little indication of what the battery's

He doesn't want to transmit, he wants just to receive with it. Most newer radios that I know of have coverage of the 162 MHz weather radio channels. My FT-857, FT-897 and VX-6R all receive in this

It is a legal amateur radio, not an illegal one! Even when you using the FT-817 for transverter-use, the frequency range should be more then adequate! Why using an HAM-Radio out of the legal

No Worries Martyn, was just curious being an expat from the Uk and why it showed as a reserved call on Ofcom. Mick SA4MDN

Mick, That call sign has an associated DMR ID so presumably is allocated. We can only assume it's correct unless it's been pirated. I've asked the chap to use his name and call in his messages. Thanks

My bad Eric - meant 4007. Lock and Menu have a common scan row ( https://www.fracassi.net/iw2ntf/manuali/FT817_serv.pdf#page=89&zoom=300,400,700 ) Swap the right hand ends of the two switches in the

The 817 is clearly a fantastic radio...but presumably was there a technical reason for only providing wide RX coverage up to 154 MHz? Otherwise surely coverage up to 175 MHz RX would have been

Shows as reserved, Checking Callsign: G8TZL Entered callsign: G8TZL Callsign Type: Full Callsign Notes: G8 Originally issued between 1964 and 1981 (Formerly Class B) Country of operation: England

Cant find G8TZL listed anywhere, is it real?

Yes, you seem to have a lot of whining about this rig in the last week. If you don't like it then sell it on Ebay to someone who will appreciate it !

The Yaesu FT-817/818 is a magical collection of features and compromises, for everyone that says "if Yaesu just added this feature, it would be perfect" there are two people ready to proclaim "by

Hi Group: I understand how having a rig that will enable listening to WX radio would save weight while climbing and hiking... but for me, I would rather have a lightweight radio that can be dedicated

For a backpack radio yes it would be nice for it to go above 154, go at least to 163 so it could receive the weather channels.? If someone is out in the boonies monitoring the weather would be