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I have a cheap headband binocular magnifier I picked up used at a fleamarket for a couple of bucks - really handy to have ! But I suspect the "no lead" solder I used, can't find the good stuff around

I did need a magnifier for those tiny pads. Those are the smallest points I have ever soldered to. I hope the troubleshooting goes well. KV4TT - Mike

Yeah, I'm sure its installed right because I checked and double checked each step, so I'm going to check for bad solder joints when I get time and I suspect maybe where the tiny little cap was removed

Rick, As a point of reference, I did not notice a change in audio level after the install. Maybe a good idea to pull the board again and review the installation steps with a magnifier and

The filter arrived yesterday and I installed it last night and the filter seems to be working except that it cuts down on the volume severely. I now have to turn the volume all the way up where

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G’day Oliveira, Not leather, but plenty of vinyl CSC-83 Yeasu soft carry cases from China on eBay. 73 Steve VK2ARS Sent: Wednesday, June 26, 2019 12:20 AM To: FT817@... Subject:

I have an FT817 and I need to buy a leather cover to protect it in my travels, someone knows where I can find it. Thanks for any help. Oliveira pu2olt Blog: http://qsldobrasil.blogspot.com

Tim, If the lamp is not intended as a dimmable model than yes, it should not produce much in the way of wideband noise. In narrowing your search, the noise present all the time or only at certain

Yep, got the same info from them in an email. You would think they would mention the fact not to push it on power up in the instructions, I might remove it on mine when I get it just so there won't

The following is a quote from SOTA WEB PAGE. " Note that the button on the PCB is used for part of our factory testing. It can be removed if you wish. It should not be pressed on power-up as this

Well now, that makes me even more curious - if it doesn't do anything, then why is it there ? Strange to say the least... Rick KC8AON ---In FT817@..., <kv4tt.qsl@...> wrote :

Rick, The button doesn't do anything just make sure the speaker doesn't press down on it. When you switch to CW mode you still have the choice of wide or narrow filters. If you turn off the optional

Thanks Mike, I have downloaded and printed the instructions but haven't read them completely yet. But I notice what looks like a button on the board and didn't see any mention of it and what it is

Hi Rick, I did the installation on my 817nd. If you have good soldering skills and follow the directions closely you should be ok. I am pleased with the performance and I would do it again

I’ve never installed one, but I’ve read nothing but good reviews on it. I’ve read the install instructions, they seem to be complete and clear. If you are comfortable with tiny soldering you

Just put in an order at DX Engineering for the SOTABEAM Lazerbeam filter for my FT-817, anyone here using one ? Any quirks ? Good, bad, ugly ? Rick KC8AON

All, I have for sale, surplus to my needs, a Yaesu FT-817 HF/VHF/UHF QRP package containing the following: Qty 1 Yaesu FT-817 ND HF/VHF/UHF transceiver, in very good to excellent cosmetic

TNX 72/73 DR TIMOTHY-ALLEN ALBERTSON KD?OIA/(ex KG6IRH) FT817@...> wrote:

LEDs are semi-conductors and can produce noise, like a noise generator.? Without proper bypassing and such, they can be quite the noise generators like any diode.? I suspect in your case, there may