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writes: Hmmm... the first priced listed was about 120,000 JPY, which would've put the radio at about $1050 USD. This sounded a bit high for this radio. This new price puts it at about $775 USD. This

FT-817 Japanese discounted retail pice is announced 82,000 JPY (USD=106JPY). The first batch includes outdoor carrying special case. de JL1KRA

Well, I'm sure it doesn't have a physical fan but it sure has plenty on this group already! Ha, Ha.. Vic G7PYR

"I hope the cooling fans on the FT-817 are quieter than the FT-100 and D. the fans on the FT-90 are some what better and you can custom program them. Hopefully on the 817 RX there will be no fan,

Hi Mike, I doubt that there will be any fans on this rig..... It only runs 5 watts and is meant to be portable NOT a mobile radio, but one you would carry so a fan would be not only a big

I guess we know who is on the cutting edge of technology. I bet they read our comments. I hope the cooling fans on the FT-817 are quieter than the FT-100 and D. the fans on the FT-90 are some what

The message <000e01c0120b$792ff460$12212940@pavilion> from "Cameron C.R. Bailey" <cbailey@...> contains these words: Now I am intrigued! I've spent the last 10 years in disaster management

Looking at the product itself it seems to me that they are going the FT290/609/790 road. Therefore we might expect a greatly reliable product. Even though this time I would like to have Yaesu to

Just get one of the mil spec ones on which its based and see what the different links do/program differences are. Advice came from a y-sue man BTW. Rgds Niel Tele. 02380 592955 Fax. 02380

Hi Cameron, that was me! although what I said was I presumed it would go 'wideband' the same as the other 'rice boxes'! Most of them do with a simple mod or some basic key

I did hear rumor from a G-land ham that it could be modified for their service that is similar to our CAP, which uses frequencies just outside the ham frequencies. kt3a

yes, it is basically a transverter. most transverters will only handle 5 watts, but most only a few mW. Think of it as a mixer you inject your base Freq. say 144 mHz and mix it and double it and you

Vic: Not necessarily. If they do this rig right, they're not only packing a lot into small radio, but also doing some considerable work to keep the power consumption low. After all, it doesn't make

The message <Pine.LNX.4.04.10008291020350.15412-100000@...> from Charles Scott <cscott@...> contains these words:

What is the best price you've found on the FT-817? How do you access the "hidden" menu? Does anyone know how to get the LCD to have a green background? How can I tell if my 817 has all the latest

Hi Paul, I think you may be jumping the gun a little here...... the rig hasn't even been released in Japan yet! What is the best price you've found on the FT-817? We think it should be

Hi Chuck (& the gang), If YAESU are sensible they will make the 817 menu driven to allow certain circuitry to be switched off i.e. display backlight, speaker audio, syllabic

Another use that a friend of mine will use this new radio for is a Microwave base reference frequency. Apparently, they take a very small (in power) precise signal and inject it into there homebrew

Ok guys, my tongue was firmly planted in cheek on that last email. However, I'm sure someone will figure out how to get 7 watts out of it instead of 5. Big hootie power!!!! Also, I'm sure someone

As for the USA I have received two email from Yaesu sales and Yaesu customer service. This is the note I received from amateur sales this week: --------------------------- Thank you for your e-mail.