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All, Please change "Mikes" to read "Mics" ... I get worried everytime I see my name listed in the group :) Cheers and happy FT817'ing ... MikeT ... M0AWS http://www.cybatek.fsnet.co.uk/m0aws/ "F.B.

I thought I'd update the group on my recent SSB DX success on 20M. I'm putting up this post to encourage fellow 817 owners to jump in to the DX bands..the water's no so bad..... My antenna is a multi

I believe you meant "YOU'RE right"... Ah, where is my red pencil? <VBG> Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Any cook, knows that when you read the list of ingredients on a package, the largest quantity ingredient is listed first and as you read down the list the quantities get smaller and smaller. The list

What's this got to do with mikes (see subject). Please change the thread!! 73, Fil W8FIL w4wb@... wrote:

I don't know, It was all I took along. 5 Watts I don't know, give it a try and let us know.

Thanks Barry, I'll try that. David

Let's try it!! Based on my recent DX success this could work. What freq's were you thinking? :harry KG6GPA

Wots a FRIWO cell? David

Count me in! G4YVM

Available from B&Q for a tenner. No foam tho! David

I stand corrected...240 it is then Eitherway, fine for Nims. David

VE7FM: I was wondering... Since ISS was in full sight, thus only 200 miles away, did you need the beam? How much power were you putting out? Would a dipole, J-pole, quarter-wave whip or rubber duck

pfarris wrote: FT-817 users are welcome on the HFpack schedules and frequencies. On most of the HFpack skeds 50~75% of the operators are FT-817 owners. Discussions include similar topics to the FT817

20. Congratulations Joe.......Its nice to read that you are using FT-817 for satellites & ISS....I have not purchased an FT-817 yet and I do my Walking & Bicycle operating with my Kenwood TH-D7A. I

where you located? i am i se wisconsin. sked might be better to accomplish than a net cause of qrp. bob/wk4rc

Jim, do a Web search for their 2 element beam (D2T). I'm sure I saw a US place selling it. They may be able to help you in that if they also carry that extensible mast, then you are in luck. If not,

Peter DL2FI wrote: Peter, the QRP Clubs are focused primarily on CW. QRP club members are an elite minority among hams. Few operators are very active using "10W QRP SSB" on the 14MHz band. "QRP" is

--- In FT817@y..., "KQ6XA" <xtalradio@a...> wrote: <snip> >50Watts SSB has a similar communication capability as > about 2Watts or 5Watts CW. > <snip> Well then, if the goal is to communicate -- and

Anyone game for a FT817 Users net on the air?...for tests, and such?