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I own The FT-817, and a FT60R. After coming home from a POTA activation I immediately set up to recharge my batteries overnight. When I bought my FT-817 it came with a charging/power supply which I

Hi folks I have owned at least 5 of these radios over the years and have enjoyed each.. After strokes I sold/gave away all of them. Since Ive gotten better and needed a CW radio (sans of course the

Hi All, The Special Event Station GB4VVV for the 80th anniversary of VE Day will be operating on 20m SSB from around 16:00 to 19:30 utc using an FT-817 and a 20m dipole made from two AMPRO mobile

HRO called me regarding my reservation yesterday evening. Gentleman on the phone was super nice, but sounded tired. Went with the Optima package, 1899.95 for the radio before tax. Almost didn't pull

I plan to wait a year or so before deciding but it looks like a pretty good setup if you get the 100w Package. That package acts sort of like a cross between an 817/818 (or 705) plus FT-891 plus

For sale: LDG Z-817 20-Watt Automatic Ham Radio Antenna Tuner. $130 shipped. A manual and, protective pouch, and cables are included.

I have the VX-7R and the VX-8R But sometimes I still like the FT-530 the best. 73, Don N1EDF Sent: Friday, May 2, 2025 1:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ft817] FTX-1 Pricing Announced Many

Hi Tom, Hi @ALL b **** bhi Ltd Radio Mate RADIO-MATE **** https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/bhd-radio-mate or https://www.wimo.com/en/f817-kbd I am looking for this keyboard for

One thing I noticed on 6m with the VX6 on 6m is that a big antenna will let too much other freq RF in . Needs a filter on 6m. Otherwise an exce;ent radio. Saw a VX6RE on qth,com for $100. May just

Awesome ! I have abt 4 or 5 VX6Rs. What a great piece of RF test gear. I can actually feed a GE mastr II rcvr with RF from teh VX6 directly using the 10mW TX level and tune the rcvr . Great exciter to

Typically dealers get gear for 36% off list and typically see 18% discounts.? But have not seen discounted IC705, still $1350 everywhere. If FTM-1 sells well will not it discounted IMHO. I will stick

I think I will stick with the 817 for those prices. I was excited to hear of it but no way can I afford that. Kevin Mullens K5KTM

Many years ago I built the famous Motorola AN-762 amp that puts out 100 watts with 5 watts drive on HF through 30 MHz. I get full power out of it driving it with the FT-817 except on 10 meters, where

And for sale in U.S.: Field (QRP) configuration, $1,499 - https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=71-004797 Optima (QRO) configuration, $1,899 - https://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=71-004798 Those

No, the clip-on 10w tuner (FC-80) has an MSRP of $400. I haven't looked too deeply, but there's an optional fan for FT8 operation (on a 6/10 watt radio?!), supplied battery, and an Optional ATU that

A few notes on the price: It is the MSRP, not the ultimate street price - only folks that insist on buying the radio as soon as it is released will likely pay that price. At an eventual street price

Built-in tuner? [email protected]> wrote:

I am on board with Zack. I have plenty of FT817s to use as IFs or TX drivers , or whatever. They are still great for a multitude of ham and non ham operations. Money is spent already. Its a known

I am not going to spend anywhere near that amount for a radio now. I have been perfectly happy with the FT817ND, mainly used as a 144 and 432 MHz IF rig for microwave transverters. There are a few

Here they have "reservation" at $35 but no price. https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/rsv-ftx-1f#overview I can't see how it's an FT817/FT817ND/FT818 replacement just because it's 6W on battery and