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Jeffrey, I have a box full of BNC adapters including male-to-male elbows, female-to-male elbows, barrel connectors...you get the idea. And I can tell you that often times one BNC does not match

I don't believe, Jeffrey, that "N" series connectors will work on the FT-817. The front panel connector is a BNC, and the rear connector is an SO-239 ("UHF" series). Karl K - W8TIF McKinney, Texas

What a funny old thing...the dipole wins again! p.s., excuse my ignorance, but wht does <g> represent??? David

Jeffrey: I'm curious, since the connector on the rear of the radio is a "UHF" (SO239), and since I have never seen an elbow that has a plug to match that on one end and a BNC on the other side,

Jim -- Yes, I think we will continue experimenting! Thanks for the reminder. In fact, I have a copy of the book you mentioned, but it had slipped far down in the reading pile. I skimmed it, quite

Are you talking aout an N connector or a BNC connector?

I bought an N connector elbow so that when I use the rubber duck, it stick straight up when the radio is on a table with speaker firing upward. The connector when onto the FT-817 fine, but the rubber

Ken, Started assembly. I messed one up (I inserted it ok) but the crimp did not hold and the wire came out. So I used the extraction tool and as indicated and twisted and pried the connector

It's unfortunate that an interesting question gets dumped due to one or two going off on a tangent. I was keen to see just where many of these radios had turned up and I don't think this poll was

Thanks for the reply Fred. I've also looked at the LDG meter, looks like I'm 2 meters behind you HI HI.

He may or may not be interested in an Amp of this magnitude but I have used the FT-817 to drive my Ten-Tec Hercules II solid state linear. It varies a little from band to band but will put out up to

I have an ATX Walkabout antenna but having a hard time tuning to a low swr. I have it connected to the rear SO 239 connector. I am using a 1/4 wave counterpoise attached to the radio. It seems very

These are unfiltered? / / yes / / no / / maybe 73 John Newell KB1FPM

kit, and does it calibrate easily. I just finished building the Z11 tuner and this is next on my list of projects. and wattmeter... I bought my used & already assembled. It is *very* easy to

Fred how do you like the Oak Hills WM-2? Did you get yours as a kit, and does it calibrate easily. I just finished building the Z11 tuner and this is next on my list of projects. 73's Julio

I found this discussion of interest at the EHam Elmers forum: <<<I was wondering if there were any recommendations for amplifiers that work with the FT-817. I'm a rank beginner, and QRP DX-ing is

I haven't determined that yet. Be my guest. tom wa2phw ground the

Pete NI9N wrote: Just goes to show, as antennas go, resonance and match do not mean efficient radiation. Many wild configurations of shortened antennas are possible, and while interesting to

Thanks. Found a bad connection. Gene KC0IKY

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