Amateur Radio: HF portable setup
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Its nothing better then a ham out in the great outdoors .I like you video and your radio set up its all awsome. Keep on hamming it up.
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that was a neat QSO. I have talked to Raleigh before, a super nice Ham. I like your set up too.
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Great video about a great aspect of our amateur radio hobby. I am sharing this... thanks. 73 de NW7US
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I see that you are using a similar portable configuration as I do. I have also an eee pc in use for digital purposes and a 3 meters long whip for my mp1 ;-)
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Why not use kite to lift antenna ?
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How did you make the antenna? How tall is it?
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youtube.com/watch?v=erHwMq3Y1w
k FUNNY VIDEO! The cat Tim a.k.a. Red steals the radio components from the home lab. Of course, for the own secret project...
Кот Тим ака Рыжий из Киева регулярно тайно крадёт радиодетали из домашней лаборатории своих хозяев. Естественно - для его собственного секретного проекта! В этот раз его застукали...
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nice video there i like working portable its just great to get out there, one question what antenna were you useing
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everything you need, where is your first aid kit, knife, water and food? stuff you should carry in the bush...
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Nice, thanks for posting this.
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neat...i got a place like that around here
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MP, thanks for posting. This is exactly what I want to do for EQ e-com.
Can you post a list of the equipment that you used. I've already settled on the FT-857D, but am currently researching batteries and SWR meters.
Thanks.
Hi,
Great video ! You have a nice portable setup ! :)
One question regarding the 857 : when using the separation cable can you plug the microphone on the front panel or does it have to stick on the main unit ?
73
max2950 3 years ago
max2950,
When using the separation cables with the FT857, you have two cables plugged into the base. One cable is for the faceplate and the other is for the microphone. You can make your own cables, just make sure you use the correct pinout.
mpvids 3 years ago
Great and informative video. I purchased the Watts up meter and have a question on connections. Do you connect the source side to the gel cell battery? What do you connect the Load side to in this set up? Thanks, Steve, W2WXD
W2WXSteve 3 years ago
W2WXSteve,
With the wattmeter the "source" is the battery and the "load" is the radio. Connect the "load" to the power cable on your radio. I use Anderson Powerpoles to connect all my cables.
73
mpvids 3 years ago