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Thanks Oz, I believe you are correct.? I replaced the mechanical filter with a "null" 10dB 2 kohm impedance attenuator in the SSB filter location (with suitable pin coding as per the actual SSB

My initial guess? is mismatch to the filter. What's the pass band look like without the filter installed? Or with another filter installed? -- Oz (in DFW) N1OZ

I've just installed a YF-122s SSB filter in my FT-818, the audio certainly sounds much fuller but looking at the overall RF to audio spectrum there is considerable ripple and slope - amounting to

Anyone had a look at fitting one to an FT818 as the spec seems to same but what attachmnet point for the tap and power Mike GD6ICR

Hmmm?? Black Diamond watermelon are grown just about all over the US, including here in Texas. Can be big and super sweet.? I love the seeds for seed spitting contests, too. 73, Joe, K8JP/K5 --

STOP IT CHUCK! I just spit my 2nd cup of iced coffee all over my desk! I need a radio with a remote control head for my trailer. All Band, all mode, 100 watts but capable of QRP, because I will be

But Mike, I said I need my FT-817 and FT-991A in my roving search for melon patches, using a 2m repeater on a 500ft tower that has 80-90 mile radius of coverage.. (real plan using my van-sized

Only problem I see is the possibility of importing a non-indigenous species that has unintended consequences. And perhaps a serious discussion with the customs and agriculture folks. Checking

Filter has been sold. Thanks

The one and only turn off (FOR ME) on the FT-991 is the inability to remove and remote the front panel. This is the one and only reason why I’ll stick to the 857. For my needs, that was a serious

Ok, I checked on the filter. I'm use to seeing it as a different brand. Were good. The filter is sealed in a anti static bag, so taking a picture is tough. I will paste a stock photo. Is your QRZ

Hi I have this earlier version (1.3.45) of FLRIG installed on? Windows system. My observation is that this version of FLRIG initialisation appears to complete however the frequency and mode are not

Thanks, Doug! Not even some old-timers in the Florida Ag departments knew of these, but some GA folk do. The search has become interesting and is not over yet! History is interesting, but these are

Thanks for your reply, Ron! I'm glad to encounter someone with your depth of current knowledge! I'm technical and have patents for computer chip design, etc, but I'm just returning to ham radio

Thank you Chuck . I love these lists. As an Australian I had no idea about the historical significance of these melons. I hope you find the melons you are looking for. Doug VK1ZDJ

The FT857/897 are the basic 100W radios that does cover a lot of bands as the FT991 does (HF/6m/2m/440 and all mode). But the FT991 is IF DSP allowing of setting up IF filters where the 857/897

Ok. I will check back in with you in the morning.

It's in my 817ND and works fine.?

I dont think that one is compatable with the 817

Hi Marty, Don't know the FT-857D, but the FT-991A has everything and all reviews say it's great, so I'd feel safe in saying that the FT-991A is a complete and deluxe upgrade for the FT-857A.