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Yes. If you have an older iPad with the audio jack, then you can use a variety of iOS apps and an adapter to the 6 pin mini-DIN jack. I have such an adapter. I came with the radio when I bought it as

I’m an “Apple guy” but for Ham use options are very limited. As someone stated, what exactly do you want to use it for? Do you want to use an iPad you already have or a tablet you plan to buy? A

Hullo Joe, I'm out of the iPad Mini market. "Upgrades" required, and impossible. Perhaps define/state what kind of control you'd like. Actually, is it in fact rig control, or a data modes interface

Maybe a little convoluted, but good for small spaces. Use a raspberry Pi on the radio – then remote into the Pi by VNC or similar software. Benefit is that you can then operate from anywhere in the

Rod VA3MZD, What club, what 6m net, what time, what frequency, and what mode, FM?? Thanks. Been a ham 8 years and still learning. 73KC1ENN

My Signal Link USB connects as a standard USB audio device in both windows and Linux RPi's and Ubuntu.? I no longer support Apple devices, retired, but OTOH in my experience there is not reason to

I'm afraid I know the answer to this, but, here goes:? Any way to connect an iPad to an 817 instead of connecting to a computer? My station consists of a homemade 2 ft X 2 ft table in my utility

See if a local club has a 6m net. Mine does and I’m able to listen to the net controller as he spins his beam around. He’s only 11km away but as he turns his beam around, calling out compass

Wow!? You've given me a lot to chew on.? I've been reading through the posts and checking out the links you sent. Basic takeaways: * Unlike a band like 40m where you can hear signals and make

Try listening for FT8 on 50.313.? Pretty busy.

Hi, Some years back I got myself an FT690r and using a dipole worked all over Europe with 1watt, the radio was supposed to put out 2.5W, as others have said the conditions have to be right. I've never

I started out on 6m with an IC502 running three watts.? With a Cushcraft three element beam at about 20 feet I was very successful, even managed to work Hawaii from Michigan.? I also made contacts

As others have said, 6m is very seasonal - it is far better in the summer than winter. Even during the summer, it is very volatile - it can swing from completely closed to wide open and back to closed

Hi Larry, Welcome to The Magic Band. Sometimes it's magic that one gets a contact, any contact, however the times it "opens" are truly Magic. It has the LOS features other VHF+ frequencies

Oh yes Larry! We have a 25W ERP and horizontal polarisation here in DL on 6m, so 'often' I only use my FT-817, first generation made 2000, for that prupose. Most of the time its my only radio, i used,

HI I have occasionally been using my FT817 on 6m FT8, experimenting with home-brew Slim Jim or Moxon constructed with the aid of plastic drain pipe or ducting. Best I managed was down to Greece. 6m

Hi Larry, I'm not a big user of 6m but back in June 2013 I was on holiday in a cottage in Suffolk, England. I'd taken my FT-817, Z817 tuner and some wire antennas, vertical and four radials, which I

Il giorno lun 30 gen 2023 alle ore 22:00 lbakely <lbakely@...> ha scritto: Wait for the right season and you'll see! 73, Simone IU3QEZ

Where to start… 6m is sporadic when it’s good it’s GOOD much of the time you would need to use low power digital modes to make contacts with. Summer is probably going to be very good - may on

I’ve been a ham “forever”, but I’ve never done anything on 6 meters. My FT-817 is the only radio I have with 6M capability, so I’m eyeing it as a way to try out 6M. For the past few weeks