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EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWER Fil W8FIL Glyph wrote:

John, I constructed the RS back of set antenna as seen in the files section. I made a small wire-ring jumper for bypassing the coil and with the bottom two sections out and the top section 2/3 rds

Barry W4WB wrote: Now you have me intrigued, Barry! How did you mount your B&W AP-10A on the FT-817? Is there a new B&W FT-817 mount, or did you drill out the stock one? Is the AP-10A different from

Whilst at local Radio Shack, I picked up a telescoping whip antenna which extends to 72" for <$5. Thinking of adding either a BNC or PL- 259 connector to the end. With a counterpoise, it should work

I don't know about RSBG but ARRL will not accept eQSLs for awards. 73, Fil W8FIL miket@... wrote: [www.debticated.com]

report last report...he good. But The gegraphic location is going to change very little how one antenna performs compared to another - and a with an 8' long whip antenna, over the same ground, the

this Hmm interesting enough I called yesterday for a status from AES on order and they informed me it shipped but out of another store location. Sure enough UPS tracking says Ill have it

Very true. I think Yaesu would have done us all a favour (well, maybe not the manufacturers of expensive portable whips, but the rest of us) if instead of putting that tempting BNC socket on the

Mine is that at the frequency where the Q is highest (hence strongest signals) the impedance is not 50 ohms. As I de-tune the antenna, the impedance changes and appears to give a better match.

Peter, I think you make sensible points but ones which miss the point. The MP1 and the ATX are SUPPOSED to work nder suboptimal condx when taken out and about with a PORTABLE rig...the 817. Your

Steve Howell wrote: I agree Steve, I work in the coal industry and it was always stated that if you wanted to see what an anvil looks like on the inside, send

g4ilo@... wrote: Anyone have a theory why this happens? Nick WB4SQI

I was in Australia back about '94 and while in central Queensland saw a number of vehicles that were commercial in nature. All were running some variant of the Outbacker, mounted high on the front

Howdy All, I bought an MP-1 at Dayton and I would like to store the various pieces in it like I saw Vern do at the 817 gathering but I am not sure how to take it apart. I didn't want to

I wish I understood this reference. Let's take it to simplex and splain it to me ( Unfortunately anvils underground have NOTHING to do with Re: [FT817] Re: No need to cut green wire or ream wider

Never mind, I found it at: http://www.powerwerx.com/ft817.html Ken, would it be costly to include a laminated sheet describing the various combinations? It should be obvious but newer hams may need a

differnet colors of Powerpole connectors should be in stock in 7 - 10 days and we are now taking orders for early June delivery. not like the use of Red & Black powerpoles for anything put + / -

Hi Barry et al Thats absolutely essential! When I compared some of this small antennas for a test review last weekend I found that especially the ATX Walkabout is extrem sensitive against loading by

Julian, Good points. However, I have found that the impedance is about 50 ohms when properly tuned (reading the MFJ antenna analyzer). The design of the MP-1 has residual inductive reactance when

First, I hear bad things about impedences of elbows (yes, I know, that can be true of any connector, but why add a *known* problem?). Second, I don't like the mechanical stability with a