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Wasn't there a 3rd-party DSP board option at one time? While maybe not as good as OEM filters, they could be a reasonable option. Were Yaesu/Collins filters EVER $100 options? Ken, N2VIP

The resale price ?for CW filers for Yeasu and Collins is nuts. ?Some people are asking $400. That is the price of the radio. Supply a demand and the demand far outweighs the supply. We need a

Thanks. I just made a few minor tweaks to the text to improve readability too. 73 de Andy G0FTD https://sites.google.com/view/andy-g0ftd/ft817

Thanks Andy, there's a lot of useful stuff there. 73, John G4EDX [email protected]> wrote: -- John Fletcher

Now at https://sites.google.com/view/andy-g0ftd/ft817 URL was changed after I had an accidental deletion of the original website and had to rebuild it. 73 de Andy G0FTD

TX ERROR message can occur if you try to transmit out of band. Check to see if you have a repeater shift activated. 73 de Andy

Rami, Does the display flash at all times or only when you are transmitting?? Have you tried a factory reboot?? See page 76 of the manual.? If you have programmed memories, make a copy before your

Bernard, The link works now. Maybe the site was down when I tried it. Thank you for reaching out! Fred/N7PN [email protected]> wrote: -- Fred Hules II (602) 717-0345 fhules2@...

Hi, I did a quick check of the group and found this: /g/ft817/topic/44934259 Same symptom, but some interesting responses so take some with a grain of salt. It sounds like a PLL

I have already said you need to test the radios Ref frequency Dave 2E0DMB [email protected]> wrote:

thanks dear Mick but when i put 14 volts some bands like vhf and uhf work correctly <michael.newbury@...> a écrit :

Seems to me the radio is trying to TX out of band with the TX error flashing on the screen Mick SA4MDN

Could it be that there's a transmit offset that puts the frequency out of band? John G4EDX [email protected]> wrote: -- John Fletcher

Dear Al transmiting only on amateur radio frequencies, yes the display flashes, on 11 in the menu i have batt=volt, and pressing F after rotate i can see on the left the voltage 13.1 volts the mode on

Interesting..

I designed a QRP SWR and power meter: https://g8gyw.github.io/ -- Mike G8GYW

Rami, I still don't understand "bands flashing".?? Are you saying that the display for frequency flashes?? That occurs when you are trying to transmit on a frequency the radio is not programmed to

To the original poster (on3plz ?): I've been following this thread, and maybe I've missed something, but I have a question that I don't see any answers to-? particularly since this is a ft817 group-

Fred. Can you ?try the link ?again? I deleted the original post because I did not hyperlink the URL. Send me a DM if you still have an issue as the reposted message does work for me.

No multimeters do not measure power.? Nor will they respond to voltage at frequencies? the FT818 will work at. IMHO all Ham should have a SWR meter and one that is calibrated for power.? It can be