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You can build a simple RF probe but you need to calibrate it. ?A simple SWR meter does not measure power over a wide range of frequencies. ?If possible, borrow a Bird 43 wattmeter from a local

It sounds like you need to look at the radios reference frequency/tcxo if it has it fitted, Or the std module, Dave 2E0DMB [email protected]> wrote:

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thanks for you reply i have everything on display but the bands flashing dont work? only when i put voltage up to 14 volts some bands about 4 only become stable

Flashes?? Does it indicate anything on the display?? HSWR, or something else?? Do you have a battery installed? -- Al Skierkiewicz WB9UVJ

Multimeters rarely will measure above a couple of hundred Hz.? You could use an RF probe and a dummy load.? I bought a Surecom power meter on Amazon a few months back for UHF and VHF.? They also

And with a good dummy load. Or use a terminating wattmeter such as the Bird 6104 Which has scales down to 2W FSD. 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2024 1:55 AM To:

The best way is with an accurate wattmeter. I have a Bird 43 with an assortment of slugs, including 5 and 10 watt slugs for HF, VHF and UHF bands. Zack W9SZ [email protected]>

Hello , Have you encountered this problem? my ft 817 worked very well for 2 years in digital mode, now it flashes on all bands if I increase the voltage towards 14 volts it stabilizes on a few

And don't forget to check the rf output on the 6 bands mentioned in the service manual in case a golden screwdriver has been in the alignment menus, there are 24 outputs in total that can be

Measure the peak-to-peak voltage across a dummy load with an oscilloscope. -- Mike G8GYW

A swr meter aint gonna give you a power reading is it, its gonna give you a swr reading, unless you get something like a cross needle power/swr meter or the like, as for the mulitmeter, err i dont

Hello, Beside getting a SWR meter is there a different way to measure the actual power from the ft817? ?Could I use a multimeter? regard,

Hi, I personally use 4 Li-Ion cells and I get more than enough capacity to tackle mountain outings in QRP. with an excellent power/weight ratio. Since 4 cells produce a higher voltage than the

Thanks for the info Steve. Sounds like the way to go. Kevin Mullens

Kevin, The WindCamp Battery is Way OVERPRICED and one of the (3) 3000 Mah Cells will "Fail"even in conservative Use, I know I found it the Hard $ Way. Real 3000 Mah NickelMetalHidride Packs are

Well it turned out to be the battery. It’s been working well for a while (10 months or so) but didn’t have enough poot for the radio to recognize it. I ended up putting my much larger 12ah that I

Thanks John. I don’t have much use for the CW filters as I am an SSB op. Haven't used CW since my test haha. I think I’m going to skip the filter entirely. Doesn’t seem to make enough difference

Hi all. I am experiencing a weird situation, I apologize ahead of time as I am a newbie to the 817. When I plug in an external battery the radio is not seeing it. I have a car power adaptor which it

The only good filter is a cw one by Yaesu The Yaesu SSB filter is a bit better. qRP ARCI has an article on them and the graph showed some tighter skirts but I found it wasn't worth $279 Canadian for