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Tony VE3TNW I apologize. Bonnie KQ6XA

you Ooooo!! That was cruel, Bonnie. ;-) 72 de Tony, VE3TNW

Hi Duffy, I think what Brian is referring to is that you can use some of the 200 memories in the 817 memories with satellite cross-band frequencies using Split as the shift (not + or -) and set up

I was sold defective software for my FT-817, anyone want to violate the software license and send me the update? RT systems has ignored my request and I really do not want to wait the entire weekend

I believe I have the same case which says "Mudd" as the manufacture. 5 bucks at Dayton. If he'd set up set up shop next to HRO they'd have sold out even at $29.99. I can't imagine a better bag

Yes, I saw your post. I quickly emailed to the address supplied. I guess I am not getting anything fast and will have to wait the weekend for my upgrade. Do you think you could forward your update

For those with an MFJ or other antenna analyzer that can measure reactive impedance, it is possible to identify feedline Z with a simple test. First, find a frequency at which an open piece of

I bought an SGC external ADSP unit, with built in speaker, very nice package with impressive performance, a couple of years ago. However, when it is processing, it delays audio about 125 msec. This

concerning postings #6948 and 6957. Several samples of speaker twinlead have varied from 70 to 80 ohmns. You might refer to article "Identify that unknown feedline " in July 2000 CQ

If you have your heart set on weather there is always the Yeasu VX-5R. I got it as a in your pocket backup to my FT-817, because it covers the UHF mil air band. Between the 2 of them I got

Anyone trying to reach me at ecsa06@... should also try k8drn@.... The first is my work email and the second is my home email account. Thanks, Jim

"David Henn" <drhenn@y...> wrote: Very similar to what I did with my modified RS back-of-set antenna and then with a radio-mounted MP-1. First adjust for noise, then adjust for SWR. One caution

Yes, this is true if you are using just one or two elevated radials. However, if you use three or more equally spaced radials the lobes from each combine to cancel most of the radiation from the

I went a looked at some other pieces of sofwtare for the 817 and to be quite honest I do not understand why anyone would pay that much money for programs that are to my mind awkward to use ...

Hi Larry, I have a "Clear Speech Base" unit. Reviews at: http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/1041 It basically plugs into the speaker socket on your radio. Then you connect an external speaker to

Julian G4ILO wrote: Think about how electricity flows: There are two wires coming out of your mains outlet. Both of these wires carry the same current. The same is true for a quarterwave vertical

I'm not sure why everyone wishes to complicate their lives (and radios!) with converters, add-ons, etc when Radio Shack (at least here in Canada) sell a small portable transistor radio size

Brian, Have you e-mailed your request to ft817@... ? I was pleasantly surprised last night at an almost immediate response to my request. They e-mailed the new version with

space. David, Thanks for the very informative post! I will be testing my FT-817 to see if the power output remains constant with temp. Could elaborate on what an ADSP (digital signal processor?) is

Here is a link to somebody else who uses the "Noise Tune Method". The whole thing is actually interesting. Best Regards David http://www.wa3rey.com/yccwhip.htm