A thrill with FT-7800 and magnifying glasses
- Posted by David at 14:08:58
- Ham Radio, Transmitters, Receivers, Modifications
Current mood: 
A year ago I got two of these cheap, small and featurepacked duobanders from Yaesu that are called FT-7800. What I like about them is that they fit into the small console between the chairs in my ancient car.
But now I thought just for the fun of it (and to keep the tradition up) to do a little research about the configuration of them.
[Read More...]More information on a TM-V71E?
- Posted by David at 14:02:55
- Ham Radio, Transmitters, Receivers, Modifications
Current mood: 
In the search of a good, cheap, modern, flexible and well performing dual band rig with two receivers in, my choice fell onto the Kenwood TM-V71E after having looked on what “the three big companies” had to offer.
Only the Yaesu FT-8800 was a resonable alternative actually. But it doesn’t have backlit buttons, and the memory management isn’t as flexible. For better memory management I’d have to get the even older FT-8900 for more bucks. And Icom®… wayyyy too expensive!
Of course there are also some other interesting, more technical aspects involved… so hold your solder irons gentlemen
FT-817 and the blocked transmit
- Posted by David at 18:46:16
- Ham Radio, Transmitters, Receivers, QRP, Modifications
Current mood: 
I recently bought one of these handhelds on steroids, you know the Yaesu ft-817nd.
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Squares and DXCC’s at the moment…
- Posted by David at 15:25:00
- Ham Radio, Statistics
Current mood: 
I decided to play around with the statistics that the log program outputs and, well, it’s a lot of data…
SM6XIN’s statistics for year 2007
- Posted by David at 15:22:36
- Ham Radio, Statistics
Current mood:
QSOs worked by SM6XIN (JO68RK)
Type of propagation: All Mode: All modes From 2007/01/01 to 2007/12/31 Distance over: 0 Km.
