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While researching autoturners I ran accross an offer at Milestone Techonlogies (Morse Express,Oak Hills). The earlier model autotuner by LDG for $90.00 in kit form and a few completed units. I did not

OH! This just hit me... Some older Yaesu radios had you enter an upper and lower limit after the mod was done. Like on the FT-209 which only had ONE megahertz digit display e.g.. 6.520 for 146.52

He ordered the whip version. Julio

Maybe we could end this if one of the folks on this list, with too much money that they don't know what to do with it all, buy one of the Miracle antennas, try it out and let everyone know if it is

Ok, looks interesting but how do they work? Theory I mean. It looks like a horizontal loop of some sort. Is it NVIS? Anyone know?

and does Are Hello all, Well David, I think you are right. It seems that people have nothing better to do and they are getting sick of discussing reasonable things about our hobby and now all

Hi folks, this morning on the motorway I had my first mobile DX QSO with the FT-817 while it was raining cats and dogs on 15m! Responded to WD4LTF's DX call from Anniston/AL and he picked me up with

Hex beams don't look very sexy, but they seem to perform very well. -- Bil

I heard of someone who used metal garbage can lids as capacitance hats on their slinkly. -- Bil KD6JUI

Excellent reply Barry. That answers my question very well. Tnx, 72 -- Bill Walker - KD7JZB http://www.qsl.net/kd7jzb/

other Brian, I think "extremely similar" is an overstatement of fact. This comparison of the x-beam and Hexbeam has been put forth before, but is IMO inapropriate. The geometry of the x-beam is

OK Robert. Assuming that you haven't been playing in the alignment menu area, you might go back and be sure you have teh solder balls correct and that the flux, etc. is cleaned well. Several folks

This antenna is extremely similar to an "X-Beam." I have documentation on my web site on how to build your own X-Beam with specifics for VHF/UHF. The general formulae for building for other bands is

know? Hi Bill, The design evolved from Mike Traffie back in 1992 as I recall. The basic design is pair of W elements facing each other. One is the driven element and the other is the reflector.

My full serial number is: 1E290060 I think I have been doing the cpu reset correctly 1. power off the '817 2. Press and hold v/m and F then press the power button until the radio lights up The

and one green... Thanks for the sanity check! Dave

(Stuff deleted for brevity) the point is not that it is a 50 inch whip, but that it has a built- in variable transformer, they claim does away with the need for a tuner. There is also a dipole

Did your friend order the whip version, or the balun/tuner thingy you clip two equal-length wires to? It appears to have a length of 50-ohm coax and a PL259, and its called The

If you talking about a long wire notice that one of the binding post is labeled for antenna and the other is labeled for ground. I haven't tried it yet with a long wire but it sure works well with a

See the FAQ under CONNECTORS. 72 de Barry - W4WB