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The USB, LSB, CWL & CWH modes were only detecting AM. I found that there was no LO signal on the 455 kHz SSB Mixers. The CAR-DDS should put 453.5 kHz to 456.5 kHz depending on mode. All other

This is what hams do! The AX-1, AX-2, AX-3, etc., are fun experimental antennas. They work as well as any short vertical antenna in certain situations. Are they as good as a long high wire? Heck NO!

The batteries are nickel metal hydride. I have seen some on eBay for $18. I have ?some gel cells and one of the Tallentcell packs for other qrp rigs so if they don’t work it’s no big loss. I will

I have one of the EleCraft AX1 small whip verticals.? I am not impressed, it shows over 20 db less on rcv than my 40m long wire.? I am sure you can make contacts, but I am sure you will miss many.?

When using some of these LiFePO4 batteries I would definitely insert a fuse in the positive lead.? For fT817 a 5 Amp fuse would work.? These batteries can supply a lot of current, even the smaller

Hi, I have an original, new to me, FT817. I’ve added the Windcamp battery mod, with on/off switch and external charger, so I don’t use the charger menu setting at all. I also use a Bioenno

Comparing the tuning ranges of your LDG tuner and those in the Elecraft radios should provide you with the answer to your question.

I recently saw some info on the new Eleccraft antenna offering the AX-3.? The youtube videos I saw demonstrated it being used with Elecraft radios.? I know the antenna needs a tuner and I use an LDG

The earliest '817's had no fuses, but got a 3.15A battery fuse (F1001) for the second revision. ND's got a second 2.3A "protector", F1002, for the 13V lines going down to the PA board. This might also

It was over 10 years ago when Yaesu went with the newer PA board, claimed changed due to transistors on old board were no long made.? Yaesu never admitted to the oscillation issue. I am sure the PA

I should have said it was a 817 not nd. I meant was the fix on the replacement board. My gel cells are working ok. I will just stick to those. 73 John

I believe the original FT817 is subject to this problem, but it was repaired in the FT817ND. The best way to tell if you have an 817ND is by the choice of backlight colors for the display. I think the

Hi John and the group, I have never used the internal battery for this exact reason, only external PS and my 817 is from the pre lot 45 so very very early production, this has original finals..I

I recently replaced the final board in a hamfest special. I have read about some versions with finals oscillating and destroying them with low internal battery voltage. Is there a version of board

The "unique" method of charging the internal batteries was something I struggled with, but I think it's really a case of set-and-forget - once you arrive at a charging method that works for you it's

I wasn't aware of a menu option within the 817 regarding charging the battery. This may explain why it did not charge the previous time following my POTA activation. I have upgraded the internal

That's great news. It sounds like you may be sorted, but I'd rather repeat something you know than let you have a disappointment in the field with a flat battery - it'll only charge the battery if you

I recently posted a question regarding the use of the PA-44B charger with the FT-817, and its use also for the FT60R HT dual band transceiver. After reading a response from one of you, I plugged it

After six months I finally found two problems with this Neptune amp and the 6m band output. A lead from one of the toroids in the 6m section was not soldered into the board and a post from one of the

None of the portable radio chargers are designed to run the radio. Especially the one supplied with it! They're just designed to charge the radio, and do it best with the radio powered down (after