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Guys, guys. I don't believe it is a joke. Go read the info at the pages. They have photos of the gadget. It's much too much trouble and work and expense to be a joke. If they really have come up

I just bought a FT-817 at HAMCOM in Dallas a week ago. Works like a charm. Since I am an Army MARS member, I tried the extended frequency mod. I did the solder blobs on pads 1-4, and cleared the

I just did the Green Wire mod on my FT-817 this morning, and I found that popping out the green wire with a pin was easier than I had expected. Before doing it, I checked the information in the

I couldn't figure it out even with the manual ;-) I have been just playing around with this thing so decided to just do a HOME + POWER on and start all over. It seems to be working OK on 2 meters

weight easily ( The problem is an available supporting structure of a dipole/inverted- V OR an end fed wire (which also needs a counterpoise of some sort [and that will re-start a whole different

I have yet another Balun question. I recently purchased the balun that is the companion to the LDG Z-11 tuner. It did not come with very good instructions and I am looking for some ideas as to how

Mark, The Hexbeam is excellent and real. In short, it was the only antenna to hold up for Chuck at Bouvet Island. It is a bit pricey, but worth it. I have the 5-band one ready to put up soon.

I agree. For my home-made mag-mount antennas, if they don't blow off the car, I can make them larger. So far, I am up to a Bug-Catcher made out of various masts and coils. The longer the

Thanks Robert. learn a little something everyday. Don

It's made in Canada! 72, Fil W8FIL Glyph wrote:

here's a tip discovered recently that me be of help to others. I was playing around with an MFJ and Icom mic and the Ft-817. I noticed that when I used an rf power any (35 watts) for two meters, and

see Hi Jo, My first reaction is that you have "Split" enabled some how. I assume you have something like 146.525 on the display, and then when you press the PTT the 7.00 is appearing.? I don't have

Group, I found a website that some of you are probably already aware of. This company manufactures a portable 2 element beam made of wire and fiberglass spreaders. I believe the weight was under 8

I have goofed up on some setting somewhere. When I am trying to transmit on 2 mtrs. and key the mic, the red light comes on but I see PO 7.000 on the dial. What happened and how do I fix that?

Hi Gang, I've seen / used small antennas before ( the HT-750 antennas for starters and the the PW-1 now )and have come to a conclusion; they work but not well! Don't take this the wrong way... they

--- In FT817@y..., Brickle@p... wrote: >> Hi Frank,, I think this subject should now leave the building.. But just to close on your points.. Not sure where you are looking, But it clearly

I had a 160 meter slinky antenna as an inverted v. It worked very well. A rope down the center was secured to the loops at short intervals to keep sagging to a minimum. They come in at least 3

It was a perusal of the "order" page at the website which included no payment method information whatsoever that solidified my immediate suspicion that the whole business was a satire. "Small" is

Hi, everyone, I began work this morning on an amplifier section for the Tokyo Hy-Power reflector web site. It will have four pages, total, and the one that I think will be most interesting to

Hi Frank,, You tell me.. But I think you are, Again read it carefully. What's "your" point of reference for small.? anything less than say 5 over 5 stacked beams. Just because of