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apologise if this has been covered. as a result I was without electricity for a few minutes. When the electricity was restored the other set of NiMH cells started charging again, as I had left them

Hi cell I had exactly the same problem - I thought my cells were large ones - but they fit everything else. I have not tried Duracells - to expensive in the UK, but I wonder if they will go in. I'm

Very clever -- thanks for pointing it out. I didn't see that demonstrated at Dayton.

Message: 10 Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2001 21:55:50 -0000 From: w4wb@... Subject: FAQ - Alternative Access There have been numerous request to have an alternative path (other than Yahoo!) to download the

The Palm mini-paddle is a brilliant design - the paddles retract into the case turtle-style for packing/transport. No problem at all throwing them into a pack and getting them knocked around. They

Thanks for the information, Steve. I should have been a little clearer about what I wanted to do...which is attach my ATX to the MP-1 clip-on base for 'in the house' use. I originally tried a right

Steve and others the Palm Paddles slide into the housing for protection. This housing is metal and very rugged and protects the adjustments well. I also have the Whiterook and Bulldog paddles. These

of Jo, I don't think you'd want one even if you could find one. That BNC spike will break right off. I think Bonnie is talking about an ATX she got that had the 3/8-24 *instead* of a BNC or PL-259.

INRAD is Internationl Radio, tha supplies IF filters for transceivers. The web address is: http://www.qth.com/inrad/index.htm 73, Skip Davis NC9O ===== Skip Davis, NC9O

The Palm minipaddle is VERY nice. I saw it at Dayton. SMOOTH! But I'm not about to spend $70 on a paddle that's going to get stuffed in a bag along with a radio, ATX, small gel-cell, headphones,

fit to go in my FT-817. Julian, Yours is like all of the FT817s. I would guess that it was done to help hold the batteries in the carrier. I also have to remove the batteries to get the carrier out,

Hello, I have been reading references to an INRAD filter. I am not familiar with the term. Is this a brand name? or a type? If it is a brand name where can I find it? -- Best regards, Robert

Barry, I've been trying to follow all the cell messages, I apologise if this has been covered. Last night there was the Mother and Father of all thunder storms, as a result I was without electricity

I will measure my cells but they are not tight at all. Easily slide under case edge. Mine are off the shelf cells made for general consumer use. -- Richard Clemens clemens@...

My battery tray has a plastic flap that protects the cells from the edge of the case. This may be a new addition, as the unit is not yet a week old. I too had a problem in putting in the tray will

The ones I got from Maplin Electronics are, as near as I can measure them with just a ruler, 15.0mm in diameter. The fit in the 817 is so tight that extra half a millimeter will make a big difference.

dry cell <SNIP> not quite than normal Julian, The AA batteries come in several standard sizes and a few non- standard. Users beware. Not all fit in the 817. Diameters of some are 16.5 mm rather than

It never occurred to me to do that. In fact, I had initially covered the cells with electrical tape to provide some extra insulation, before putting the whole lot in, but this just added to the tight

There are a couple...RATS and FT Basic. For memory management there's also ARDTS. I've purchased ARDTS and FTBASIC and the latter does it all, including memory management. It's a bargain. If you like

15 to hr. Hi Tom, You have the choice of 6, 8 and 10 hours. You can do 14 (6+8) or 16 (8+8), but to do 15, yo will have to watch and turn off the charger with an hour left to go. Likely 14 will be