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As opposed to carrying a keypad? Ken, N2VIP

A search for "CHIRP ham radio" brought it up as the first entry... https://chirpmyradio.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home -- Al Skierkiewicz WB9UVJ

Hi I wonder if anyone can help.? I am looking for the jumper setting for MFJ-1279 sound card interface. My radio is a Yaesu FT-818nd. Any help will be most welcome Thank you Shaun Call: M0HSF

Chirp doesn't sound like it would be very useful to me. If I understand this right you need a computer to use it. One more thing to carry into the field. [email protected]> wrote:

They use FedEx so shipping and VAT doubles the price. -- Mike G8GYW

CHIRP is not an "app". It runs on Linux, Windows and AppleOS. [ https://chirpmyradio.com/projects/chirp/wiki/Home#google_vignette |

CHIRP is a software for your computer to setup memories for your radio. Can't remember the website but if you search Chirp radio programmer it will lead you to the correct place. I seem to remember it

Hi Mike I will contact them tomorrow. Thanks for that. 73 Peter P Burnett

Hi Al When I enter CHIRP in the App Store all I get is related to birds! Is CHIRP the full name? 73 Peter P Burnett

Dave, You will be much happier using CHIRP than a separate keyboard.? This free software allows you to assemble memory input like a spread sheet.? It allow for naming (limited by the FT817/818

Yaesu UK told me the correct final board for my FT-817ND is CB1333005. It's in stock at ?18.77 + shipping + VAT. -- Mike G8GYW

Thanks to all for the information. I did look on the internet and found several keypads. None of these devices are being made now. I think I'll look into one of the kinda cheap Chinese import

Hello All, I Just did a Google? search for "Keypad for FT-817" and found 4 of them, each different from the other. So there are some available. Just do the same search as I did. All you have to do to

I don’t know if they are even still available but have a look at the Millenium QSYer. 73….Eric VK2VE. Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2024 5:20 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [ft817] Frequency

FYI, our SideKar Decoder Edition interfaces with the 817 / 818 and allows you to change frequency and mode from a wireless keyboard.Plus you can send 20 user-defined CW messages (80 characters each)

About $40 USD Sent: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 7:35 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ft817] Self destruct finals Hi Peter, and all. I found this

It should be fairly trivial to take a keypad and a micro-controller (RPi Pico?) and have it read the keypad and shoot the proper command to a radio over a serial port connected to a radio's cat

Hi Peter, and all. I found this https://butik.limmared.nu/en/yaesu/2578-yaesu-ft-817817818nd-final-unit.html as it is in Europe it could fix your problem. Regards Andrew Barnett ZL2ALW

Dave, Your note reminded me that I have box on the shelf that appears to have 4 vintage assembled Universal QSYers and one unassembled kit. If that model seems like something you’d use feel free

Average Ham does not mean much these days.? Most repair of Ham gear is not that hi-tech.? Yaesu hires high school drop outs to do it. And replacing the FT817 PA finals on the is not that