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Re: ACC and DATA plugs for FT-818?
Thanks, Greg.??
Yes, that could be one solution.? At least I know now I have a normal FT-818...a few responses indicate that at least some of them have smaller holes than the '817, though apparently not all. This cable also looks potentially promising (though the postage to Canada is a bit pricey, as is often the case): 73, Steve VE3SMA |
Re: question on CW
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Yes on all of that, I did try menu 19 to reverse the paddle but it didn't seem to help. But that may have been before I rewired the paddle. I found the ground wire had come broken at the solder joint and then tried again but forgot to go back to menu 19 and retry, so I will do that today sometime. Thanks. Marty kd8bj On 5/7/19 9:14 AM, kv4tt.qsl@... [FT817] wrote:
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question on CW
HI Group
It has been quite a while since I have had my ft-817 on the air, moving and such has gotten in the way. I hooked it up last night and see something I can't remember exactly how to do, and I don't see it covered in the manual however I may have over looked it. In using a key paddle plugged in, and the menu for control of the keyer if you untick the option to turn it on, but the BK ticked you can use it to practice CW with one of the paddles to key the side tone or rig. I thought you keyed with the dah side, on mine it is using the dit side, is this correct. Seems to me trying to send cw with your thumb would be strange. Or is it supposed to key with either paddle side. I thought in the past I had keyed as straight key using the paddle using my index finger. Marty kd8bj |
Re: radio is weird
Mike Olbrisch
Yeah - weird!
Not much help for the DO-IT-YOURSELF method. But I have found Yaesu repair facility to be quick, do a great job, and at a reasonable cost. Frankly, if you offered me that much to work on your radio I'd turn it down. Hope you find that helpful, if option-2 becomes your choice. Vy73 - Mike - KD5KC. El Paso, Texas - DM61rt. SOTA W5T-Texas Association Manager. NA-SOTA info is at: <> From: FT817@... <FT817@...> Sent: Monday, May 6, 2019 20:28 PM To: FT817 <FT817@...> Subject: [FT817] radio is weird Hi guys: Before I send my radio off to Yaesu, I thought I'd run the problem by the group. My radio shows running all modes on each of the top buttons. In other words, instead on selecting the bands, all buttons do the modes. I'm sorry that I cannot put this in a simpler text. I did a total reset, but to no avail. I believe it is a problem with the processor. I do not know how to get into the hidden menu and would like to avoid that. I would be willing to do that if someone would show me how. Any ideas? Thanks. Ron - W8HBF |
Re: radio is weird
开云体育Seems more like a wiring problem, or perhaps an issue with one of the ICs.? Either way, a processor reset isn't going to fix it.Greg? KO6TH 'Ron Schaffner'
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radio is weird
开云体育Hi guys: ? Before I send my radio off to Yaesu, I thought I’d run the problem by the group. ? My radio shows running all modes on each of the top buttons. In other words, instead on selecting the bands, all buttons do the modes. I’m sorry that I cannot put this in a simpler text. I did a total reset, but to no avail. ? I believe it is a problem with the processor. I do not know how to get into the hidden menu and would like to avoid that. I would be willing to do that if someone would show me how. ? Any ideas? ? Thanks. ? Ron – W8HBF |
Re: ACC and DATA plugs for FT-818?
开云体育I used a similar connector (forget where I got it) and simply didn't push the outer cover all the way up to the end.? Ran some tape around the outside to keep it from moving, and it's worked ok in my 818 since.? I think the use of some heat shrink tubing (the kind with glue on the inside) might be better than the tape.Greg? KO6TH sjkavanagh1@... [FT817] wrote:
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ACC and DATA plugs for FT-818?
Does anyone have a preferred source for plugs, or for plugs with integrated shielded cables, to fit the ACC and DATA jacks on the FT-818? ? I discovered on Friday that the plugs sold by the local Sayal Electronics store (from Mode Electronics) have outer shells that are too large in diameter to fit in the recesses in the rear panel of my FT-818.? These appear to be identical to this more widely available plug, which apparently fits the FT-817 but would certainly not work with my FT-818: I managed to make the Sayal/Mode plug fit, since I had no time before the Microwave Sprint to procure an alternative, by whittling down the outer plastic shell, but it was rather tedious work!? The shell diameter on the Sayal/Mode connectors is 14.1 mm (0.555" - measured by me, 0.551" per the Digi-Key-linked datasheet) and I measured the chassis hole diameter at 12.9 mm (0.508").?? From photos I found on the web it looks like there was a change of the rear panel casting from the 817 to the 817ND, but the pictures of the 817ND and 818 look the same. Suggestions? 73, Steve VE3SMA |
Re: Groundplane/counterpoise. Was: Re: How do you carry your 817 when portable, back pack or pelican case
Capt, ?Did you ever solve yoiur sailboat proplem... I owned a Hunter 25.5 for a while and wanted to operate on the Great Salt Lake.... living in Ogden, Ut. Sold the boat before I could play radio on the water.... I had a few thoughts about how I'd do it.... KA7MWQ Newt |
W6SFM Bug Roundup Event is Coming!
Announcing W6SFM's BUG ROUNDUP The
Samuel F. Morse Amateur Radio Club, a Sacramento, California based CW
enthusiast club wanted a special time to bring bug operators together on
the air. In the same spirit as ARRL's Straight Key Night, participants
are encouraged to make simple, conversational, “chewing-the-fat” QSOs
using their bug type key. This is an opportunity to exercise, share and
exhibit your personalized fist. This is NOT a contest. However, there is
a very easy and quick requested signup form that can be found at.
Once you have read the page, and optionally registered for the event
simply Call "CQ BR" so folks know you are a Bug Roundup Participant.? So
lets grab that?bug,
clean those contacts, and let’er fly! We want to hear that “Banana Boat
/ Lake Erie Swing" or that commercial KPH/WCC quality fist. Reserve the date!?The
event begins on Saturday May 18th 00:00 UTC (5 PM Friday Pacific Time)
and concludes Monday May.20th 00:00 UTC (Sunday 5:00 PM PT), 2019 For more information, to register your station, and to help assist in spotting, potentially increasing QSOs, an?On-line chat window?link can be found near the bottom of Bug Roundup home page located at??? We hope to hear you all on the air! 73, W6SFM? ?
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W6SFM Bug Roundup Event is Coming!
Announcing W6SFM's BUG ROUNDUP The
Samuel F. Morse Amateur Radio Club, a Sacramento, California based CW
enthusiast club wanted a special time to bring bug operators together on
the air. In the same spirit as ARRL's Straight Key Night, participants
are encouraged to make simple, conversational, “chewing-the-fat” QSOs
using their bug type key. This is an opportunity to exercise, share and
exhibit your personalized fist. This is NOT a contest. However, there is
a very easy and quick requested signup form that can be found at.
Once you have read the page, and optionally registered for the event
simply Call "CQ BR" so folks know you are a Bug Roundup Participant.? So
lets grab that?bug,
clean those contacts, and let’er fly! We want to hear that “Banana Boat
/ Lake Erie Swing" or that commercial KPH/WCC quality fist. Reserve the date!?The
event begins on Saturday May 18th 00:00 UTC (5 PM Friday Pacific Time)
and concludes Monday May.20th 00:00 UTC (Sunday 5:00 PM PT), 2019 For more information, to register your station, and to help assist in spotting, potentially increasing QSOs, an?On-line chat window?link can be found near the bottom of Bug Roundup home page located at??? We hope to hear you all on the air! 73, W6SFM? ?
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Re: FS: NEW LNR MTR5B Mountain Topper
Mike Olbrisch
Yup – EASY…………..
From: FT817@... <FT817@...> Sent: Friday, May 3, 2019 7:12 AM To: FT817@... Subject: Re: [FT817] Re: FS: NEW LNR MTR5B Mountain Topper Can someone tell, how is this advertisement related to the Yaesu FT-817? J. Rivera WP4JBG On May 3, 2019, at 20:06, W6ZZ@... <mailto:W6ZZ@...> [FT817] <FT817@... <mailto:FT817@...> > wrote: PRICE REDUCED TO $390 SHIPPED. PAYPAL REQUIRED. Stock Photo showing small size of radio: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
Re: FS: NEW LNR MTR5B Mountain Topper
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Re: Power pole adapter
Hi all,
A number of you who own our Kx33 power supply asked us for this adapter for use with the stock Yaesu charger, so we are now stocking a 4.0mm x 1.7mm female DC power jack to Anderson PowerPole adapter.? You can find it on our website here: And to also answer the queries, yes we are still running the group special of a Kx33 Low-RFI power supply plus the proper adapter at no extra charge.? It must be ordered through this link: I hope to meets some of you at Xenia, we will be in booth 1610. We now return you to your non-commercial content, undoubtedly in progress... Cheers & 73, Howie / WA4PSC www.proaudioeng.com |
Re: Power pole adapter
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Nice find! ? However, the barrel connector is not the size for the FT-817. ? Works with many other rigs, however.
73 de Ray
K2ULR
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From: Randy Davenport pastor.spaceboy@... [FT817] <FT817@...> To: ft817 Sent: Wed, May 1, 2019 1:11 pm Subject: [FT817] Power pole adapter For the hose that have a mfj-4103 power supply, I have found this 2,1mm x 5mmplug to power pole
Randy ka4nma
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Re: FT-818ND new UHF filter performance?
FYI HobbyPCB makes low-cost filters for the 144, 220 and 440MHz bands. They aren't anywhere near as high performance as the OCI cavity filters but they are only $20 each, handle 10W, have low insertion loss and can greatly improve the FT-818's ability to reject out-of-band signals. 73, Jim WA2EUJ |