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I own an outbacker + and am interested in purchasing the tripod. Approx how much and who sells it? Thanks

Yes - To make a CT-62 yourself (I disassembled and reverse engineered a real CT-62 and copied it using a MAX-232 chip with N4IP on the #AMSAT IRC a couple of months back). Yaesu use a different

Does that take account of R&D ??

Hi FT-817 user?s! The FT-817 is a very excellent piece of equipment. But for optimized CW use, some improvements or accessories are necessary. Here some of my thought?s and a description of my

I'm not sure what the spec is on that connecter, LDG supplies one with the Z11. However, unlike the one on the FT-817, it seems to be a very common size as I found I had a half dozen wall warts laying

Page 70 of the US manual states that level conversion is accomplished in the CT-62 cable. Level converters ARE needed, and you either have to buy the CT-62 cable or build your own.

Doug, According to my Z-11 Manual, the power connector is a 5.5 X 2.5 mm coaxial connector. I got mine at Radio Shack, but don't have access to the RS part number. Hope this

The US manual does indeed say that level converters are not needed. I suspect that Yaesu is finally catching up with current state of the art, albeit about 10 years slow. In most applications, it's

Can someone tell me easily what power connector the Z11 uses? I'm building cables for my power supply system, and figured I'd to get a jump on it. 73, doug

There's a schematic on my Web site at http://www.albany.net/~bg/Mods/1000D232.htm I haven't tried it myself, however. GL/73, Barry N1EU www.albany.net/~bg

Check out K6XX's 817 pages. http://www.jps.net/k6xx/ft817/ft817.htm This is just one of many examples found on the web Often they're listed under ICOM, also. 73, doug From:

Careful, as I understand it the level converter is not in the FT-817 but is built into the CT-62 cable from Yaesu. If you just make your own cable you won't have the required level conversion. For

Check out K6XX's 817 pages. There's a graph, in pdf format. http://www.jps.net/k6xx/ft817/ft817.htm 73, Doug From: krandino@... Date: Sun, 03 Jun 2001 18:31:05 -0000 Sorry if this is

I am not absolutly sure, but I think the converter is built in on the FT817. Manual says the line level converter is built in. All you need is the cable rig to serial. I am having trouble locating

Hello Ham Operators! Did anyone yet built his own CAT Interface for the FT-817? A circuit plan for this Interface would be appreciated! Thank you for writing back! Chris, DL6RDM

I have the Outback Outreach and Alpha Delta tripod. Yes expensive, like N4ZCG said, but what a performer! The tripod will work with any mobile antenna that is looking for a 50 ohm load. The

Hi Keith, Beware putting battery packs in parallel! Not a good idea. Let me offer you a thought that I have put into practice. I put onto the power cord to the FT-817 the mating Molex connector

Sorry if this is in the faq. I looked and didn't see it. Has anyone checked voltage out versus power out? At what voltage does the power start to drop off? The reason I ask is I am thinking of

So what did you do for a ground? I've only seen pictures of the Alpha Delta tripod, and it looks as if the only ground coupling is three pieces of metal that lay flat on the ground from the bottom

I vote for Palm interface. PSK with my Palm V to my FT817 I would definitely be willing to spend money for! Paul KB8VWV