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Good luck Dave, that sounds like a good plan. Ken, N2VIP

Thanks to everyone for ideas and suggestions.? I think I'll look for a portable receiver or maybe a transceiver and call it quits.? Thanks again.? Dave? K2ZU

Hello Dave Not sure if anyone has posted this but G4JNT posted a suitable project for keypad entry for the FT-817 some time ago. Looks pretty straight forwards to build and might be worth a

The FT817 mic socket can't be used to input frequency. You could have a small adaptor connected to rear CAT port and powered from it and also plugged into the mic socket. It would need an MT8870 or

I'm not sure who was originally looking for the direct entry keypad from bhi, however I do have one and would be willing to let it go under certain conditions.?KA6PSD?Sent from my T-Mobile 5G

A frequency entry device that attaches to the rear of the FT-8x7 series radios is connected to, and communicating with the radio via CAT commands over a serial port. A microphone that attaches to the

The IR remote control to CAT seems to be by KE8WO Files. It's for a Sony remote, but the source seems to be BASIC and the RC6 used by many IR remotes is well documented. I wrote SW to learn an RC6

I did once start to make a handheld device with a 4 x 4 keypad, a small mono LCD text panel and buttons under it about 15 years ago. Then changed to graphics LCD. 18Fxxx PIC micro and programmed in

Just popped over to Ebay and Gigaparts has one of the BHI Radiomate listed and shows several more available. New units

Some thoughts regarding frequency entry on an FT81x series radio. I have one of those BHI keypads and I've only used it to confirm that it works. It can change bands and modes too. The issue for me

LOL I understand you want a keyboard to enter freq in the field 'on-the-fly', others want you to pre-program the radio before going into the field. Ken, N2VIP

Yes. A keypad is small and a laptop is large, much heavier and expensive. [email protected]> wrote:

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