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Well said, Ken. The FT-817 is a 25 years old design, based on a much older architecture. The FT-818 was a bit of industrial CPR to keep a very useful radio going as long as possible, because lots of

I once went on a training course. The last 21 pages of the pre-read document were definitions of all the acronyms used on the course. By day 4 of the course, the letters of the new acronyms we learned

“If NOTHING ELSE, the new field radio should appeal to all those so-called FT-1634 owners who strapped two FT-817s together to have a great satellite radio. (but of course, they complain they can't

Hi Mike, PLEASE, if you’re going to use acronyms, spell them out the first time you use them unless they are obvious such as SSB, FM or DSP etc. For instance, what is ASIC? To me, it’s the

Surely it was mainly for new hams, new owners? My query is. Is it an ASIC based DSP set (low power receive, but design fixed in silicon and high NRE? Or an FPGA based DSP which is much higher power

What FT-817 owners wanted was something different, yet the same - size, weight, features, etc. Yaesu instead added a few more years to the life of the FT-817 ecosystem with the very slightly

This rumor of a new 817 updated replacement has been going around for a decade or more. Thats why the ft818 was such a disappointment, it didn't look like the 'dream' replacement at all.Wa2nub Yahoo

It's all you're gonna get, I wouldn't expect an FT-891 form-factor QR radio from Yaesu anytime soon. Ken, N2VIP

Hardly an FT817/8 replacement. The form factor is all wrong, it sucks. 73 de Andy G0FTD

Thanks. I had watched that video as well. It may be time to check with RF Parts about replacement transistors. I have done some surface mount and hot air rework. I might sell it as is on ebay as is. I

This video shows the finals board being replaced: https://youtu.be/kIitA1-49FA In the above video he refers to and supplies a link for a video where a German tech does a component-level

Just a thought here, but there are non Yaesu affiliated ham equipment repair services around. Most likely ham ops themselves. Depending on the resourcefulness and skill of these individuals there

Availability of the boards in the U.S. is up for debate: Yaesu has said you can order them, but they also say they have none in stock and no plans to order any. There is also a statement from Yaesu

Has anyone ordered a final board recently? I picked up an 817 with very low output at a hamfest and wondered if the board is still available and price. Thanks John N4HNO

I didn't find a manual from the manufacturer, but I did find a source on Github where a guy posted a 'fix' to some SSB issue he was having.? I am not quite sure what the nature of the issue

Yes, you can set different audio input levels between HF and VHF and modes for USB/LSB, and DIG/PKT. However, the radio user interface design is 25 years old, and reflects an era where AX.25 pkt on

I haven't found it necessary to change audio levels between HF bands. I have found it necessary to adjust audio levels between HD/DIGI and VHF/PKT But your mileage may

What I would like to know is if there is a way to adjust a different audio sensitivity (in digi) for each band, possibly by adjusting that of the microphone. Pietro I2OIM

I find that using pkt on VHF/UHF has different sound levels than using DIGI on HF. I haven't found a difference in sound levels among the various HF bands. [email protected]> wrote: --

Hi all, a little help. Is the digital input sensitivity always the same for all bands? Or I can have a different input volume for a specific band (VHF, in my case). Tnx in advance pietro I2OIM