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I just use a set of 'ear buds' or regular light weight head phones that are made for radios, cd players, etc. Jo K5HOY

Stereo headphones, such as for a walkman, work just fine (i.e., you'll hear in both ears). Nice touch by Yaesu.

Thought those of you with an ATX might be interested. Steve --- Volkmar Junge <junge@...> wrote: ______________________________________

You actually checked the math? I dunno.... look at http://www.buffalobills.com and check for yourself Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

light stuff cut here that obviously applies to another egroup... Two queries:- What happened to the last eighteen and Where did the Bills get to...? 73 Ian ZL2IH

Does somebody know if there are any monophones built for 817, or how to make it ? It would be easier to use radio when walking in the forest etc.. 73s de rami, oh6bi

element. Doesn't that mean purely mechanical contacts with some signal loss at each joint? Also it would seem logical that skin oil will get on the sections after a time, degrading the connections.

HFpack Special Schedule 22~24 JUNE 2001 HFpack invites FT-817 operators to join in the fun surrounding Field Day with a special emphasis on QSOs with walking portable, pedestrian, bicycle, low

The people at Miracle Whip tell me the "whip" is a telescoping element. Doesn't that mean purely mechanical contacts with some signal loss at each joint? Also it would seem logical that skin oil will

Greetings to all. Just a note to let everybody know that we have added a message board. to http://www.Mountain-Ops.com. We would like to see it used for friendly contact between portable and QRP HF

Yes, my is the same way. Jerry N9AW

I don't believe that I have been on 20 meter SSB banging heads with the big guns in the pile ups. No dinky antenna, a 2 element quad at 65 feet but 2.5 watts on 8 AA batteries against a whole bunch of

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Received July QST Nice article on Miracle Whip Antenna. Will probably be building one soon. Thanks Robert ebloke@... wrote:

Up and running all seem to work OK but,, Using orange screen center is darker than edges rather like a bit cloudy in center. NB OK on ignition noise but nothing else. These

On Mon, 18 Jun 2001 19:26:27 -0000, Jim N5TJZ wrote about [FT817] Hard Case: Thanks for the alert Jim. Saw them last week and glad I held off. Got 2 of 'em also. Will look in Joann's Fabric for some

As a FT-817 owner, the Superantennas MP-1 is my antenna-of-choice. But, as with any short vertical, sometimes the performance-convenience ratio is acceptable, and sometimes it's not. I used to own

jrevans N2LO wrote: The "imperfect" part is that the stock FT-817 battery cell holder is too fragile and weak-springed for constant use. I have removed mine, and keep it as an emergency backup.

Hi Bill..congrats. on your first success with the AMAZING 817. I just completed my QRP WAC with this rig. You'll be able to work as much DX as you want. You'll hear a lot of guys with lots of

exchange for $3.50 (USD) per pair. I am not sure the rating but I have used them in hand-held and got better life usage out of them. I know that my HP200 would last over a month on a pair vice the