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Harry I am going to say the same thing dont do it, although the pa stages are valued @ 10watts each its the same as any other or most commercial transceivers its to safeguard the life of them.there

The SWR should not change between the connectors, nor should one BNC-to-UHF adapter make a noticable difference even at TWO meters. Check the shield termination on the PL-259 on your antenna coax;

Over here (UK) it is Friday night. I will close the poll on Monday morning (UK time). That leave 2 more full days for voting. Many thanks Bob G4HFQ

Nicely written up! Thanks Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

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I'm using a Par OA-50 Omniangle with my 817 on six meters. It is a triangle shaped horizontal antenna. I've got it mounted inside my attic. Had an opening between here (Milwaukee) and Nova Scotia a

Here is an easy mobile mount idea. This works in my 1994 GMC, and makes use of the cup holder. I'm sure that the dash and cup holder design have changed since, and was different sometime before,

If anyone is interested allelectronics.com has several very nice CAT 5 cables. 3 colors & 4 lengths from 3' to 25' with a RJ45 on each end (2 adapters for 1 price). The catalog number for the 3'

Alan -- I have tried a dipole on Six before, and was not very satisfied with the performance. I don't know why it didn't work better. My current antenna is a Cushcraft 6m Ringo, which is 5/8

I have a dipole for 6 meters with a so239 connector. I have attached to both the rear and front (via a 239/bnc adapter) and have noticed very different SWR characteristics depending where I have it

When QST arrived in my mailbox last night I looked for the promised article on teh "Miracle Whip", and there it was. Far from being a joke the "Miracle Whip" (I think they may run into trademark

Well, sort of portable... from the apartment in Dushanbe! I'll be operating as EY8/VK1BL at various times over the weekend, hope to work some other 817's although it's hard going from this QTH, CW

the Dxpedition" Dear Harry, DON'T DO IT!!! Even if you double the power, at the most there will be half an S- unit of difference... At the same time, the quality of the signal will be severely

Look for other FT-817 operators on the HFpack Field Day Fun Freqs :-) 22~24 June 2001 Friday-Saturday-Sunday Time: 30 minutes past each hour. HFPack Field Day Fun Frequencies: 18157 USB (CW 18158)

Here's the straight skinny on a cap hat addition: It'll do more for tuning just above the coil, because it's closer to ground, but it'll add more to the signal at the tip. Closer to ground, it has

the Dxpedition" Hi Harry, Best not to increase the power beyond the specified level to maintain the life cycle of the rig. If you are going to operate SSB, then get the optional SSB filter and

Oh, I clipped at the tip of the whip, a capacity hat. Are you saying it will have a greater affect if it's just above the coil? Well, what the heck, I'll try it, it's just a matter of moving a clip

Duh, guess I got it wrong, I thought we were suppose to reduce power, 5 watts is overkill now! -- Rich Clemens clemens@...

The information on the hidden menu is in the FAQ on yahoogroups.com. But if you are looking to destroy your radio or at the very least shorten it's life for the sake of an imperceptible gain in signal

If set up as specified in the service manual, the radio considers the radio to be "off frequency" (in the non-FMN mode, anyway) when >3-3.5 KHz off-center. This "tuning" status is obtainable using