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Went to the ARRL New England Convention in Boxboro, MA yesterday. The people at the Yaesu booth had a prototype of the FT-817 with them. It was a nice looking small radio. I noticed the BNC jack on

If this hasn't been posted yet, here is the Yaesu link http://www.yaesu.co.jp/experts/4206-1.htm 73, TR W7TRX

That's 'famous' not 'infamous'! As my dear ol' gray haired mum from Blackpool says, "Why can't the English teach their children how to speak?" :-) I want an FT-817 too, but it had better not have

Hi Gang, I just found this reflector and thought I'd share a few interesting threads. I was one of the early Field Testers for the now infamous ELECRAFT K2 QRP kit (SN#00039) and am still a member

Hello from the Eastern Shore of MD I just heard about the 817 a few days ago and have seen the pix and the spec sheet. Let me say that I am very excited about this rig coming to the US market. The

Hello to the List. Keith here in the Depths of the Great Bergen Swamps of WNY... If I read properly "between the lines", the long duckie was the 6- Meter duck. Mentioned were duck for 6M/2M/.7M in

www.xe1kk.net 73 Christian -- mailto:c.buenger@... fax2mail: +49 25 61 / 95 94 29 92

hmm... that's good point... A tuner for five watts is really small... YOu would just need a few coils and capacities... But I don't think that it contains one. Otherwise it would have been mentioned,

found it on www.xe1kk.net . He had a picture with a longer rubber duck in a back pack on his page. 73 Christian -- mailto:c.buenger@... fax2mail: +49 25 61 / 95 94 29 92

Another interesting feature of the images on that web site is this one. If you look closely, you can see that the antenna connected to the jack on the back of the radio has what appears to be a tuned

more pictures in the files area Pres Waterman W2PW c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc. Long Island Ford and Kia dealer GO BILLS!

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the FT817 group. File : /817-3.jpg Uploaded by : pres@...

Hi from Germany....and the first german web page is also uploaded.... http://www.telcom-gmbh.com/Ham-Radio/YA-HAM/YA-hf/FT_817/ft_817.html --------------------------------------------- Hanno Vogels,

Does anyone have handy the web address of the Mexican ham who saw one at Yokohama, or the Yaesu "experts" page? If not, I may have the info at home. By the way, there are over FIFTY of us now, in

The message <200008241457.PAA16470@...> from Christian Buenger <c.buenger@...> contains these words: Can't answer your question, Christian, but where did you find the

Just FYI, a copy of an email from Yaesu. -------------------- Dear Mike, Ft-817 HF/VHF/UHF 5-WATT BACKPACK TRANSCEIVER will be introduced in the market soon. Thanks and best regards. Olive P.

Hi FT-817er's ... Does anybody know if the FT-817 includes a portable HF antenna? I saw a picture with a looooooooooong ;) rubber duck antenna... Is this one for shortwave? 73 Christian,

Hi Everyone! SOunds like a neat rig...alpha-numeric too? I just hope they extend receive, but, I know the FCC is clamping down. I will sit back, wait and see, and check to see if there are as many

As requested an Intro. Niel, 40, vhf and up licenced (no ability with the key, but thats another story). Primary interests UHF and antenna design, 4x4 driver who wrecks at least one radio a year

I found the answer to my second question on pricing. One reports lists the expected Japanese price to be 110,000 Yen I found the following list prices FT-100 148,000