![]() - YAESU FT-857D - Allmode HF/VHF/UHF Mobile Tranceiver - I got the first one used from AFR in Sundsvall (The AFR radio dealership is not active anymore) My second YAESU FT-847D i bought new from LIMMARED.nu. 2020.09.27 Trying with different TX audio settings, also making the 'CAP-MODE' on the standard MH-31 Microphone.
The text below is written in 2006-2008, updated description of my mobile station is to be found -->Here! The main idea is to use the radio from mobile, i also waiting to receive the ATAS-120 'Active Tuning Antenna System' that i'm going to use with the radio. The ATAS-120 enable my to use the radio on HF from 40meter band an strait up to 70cm UHF with a single antenna. 2008.06.03 Made the full MARS-Mode, and it's working fine, sorry to loose al my fancy memory settings when performing the reset :-( 2008.05.27 Planing to do the 'MARS-Mode' on my FT-857 rig. Obtained information about the mode from the internet. 2008.10.30 Mobile on a 'RoadTrip' in north Sweden with the 'Kommun-Jakten' activity. -->Story! (Swedish)
The mode is described by Hanno Vogels, DG8JZ in this .pdf file Locate jumpers Remove screws for the top cover and remove it, disconnect speaker. Locate the jumpers @ the left front corner. (Se image)
![]() Jumpers in original positions (European version) Original jumper positions From factory there is jumpers @ position 1002, 1001, 1006 and 1008 in the European version. (Different from US verion described in .pdf file) ![]() Jumpers in original positions (European version) VHF/UHF mode only To expand the VHF and UHF band only, remove jumpers @ position 1002, leave the jumpers @ position 1001, 1006 and 1008. The mode give TX expansion in the rage 137-164MHz and 420-470MHz ![]() Jumpers changed for VHF/UHF expansion only Full MARS mode To expand the HF band place jumpers @ position 1007, 1008 and 1009, remove jumpers @ position 1001 and 1002, leave the jumper @ position 1006. (See figure) The mode give TX expansion in the rage 1,8-56MHz ![]() Jumpers changed for full MARS mode Reassemble and Reset When the mode is done,- put the top cover back, don't forget to reconnect the speaker. Reconnect and re-attatch the front panel, reconnect antenna and power cable. Performe master reset on the radio. Press and hold [M/V] and [FUNC] keys when powering on. The radio is now ready to use on 1,8-56MHz, 137-164MHz and 420-470MHz with both RX and TX. 2006.11.17 First look - Unpacked an assembled the radio in my home shack to get familiarized with it. The 'Trick' is to get the grip of the setting meny and the 'display' use. 2006.11.19 Started using it the simple way with VFO A set to RX and VFO B to TX frequency and the using 'Split' for repeater shift. - I wanted to setup the radio for easy repeater operation on 2meter. So i Done a lot of manual reading the last two days! I now got the hang of memory and 'name tag' use. Read also... ![]() Radio in VFO mode using 600KHz 'Split' to get RPT shift... ![]() Now got the hang of it, using memory with name 'tags' - Documentation - - Technical data - FACTORY SPECIFICATIONS ======================================== Frequency Range ..... 0.1-56MHz(HF), 76-108MHz(Rx only), 118-164MHz 420-470MHz Rated Output Power .. 100W(HF), 50W(2M), 20W(70cm) Emission Modes ...... CW/AM/SSB/FM Antenna Impedance ... 50ohm Suppl volatge ....... 13.8VDC Negative Ground Dimensions .......... 155(W) x 52(H) x 233(D) mm Weight .............. 2.1Kg Microphone .......... 200-10k ohm / 600ohm nominal Manufactory ......... YAESU MUSEN CO, LTD. 1-20-2 Shimomaruko Ota-Ku Tokyo 146, JapanGo Back! ![]() ![]() ©1999-2006 SM2YER Goran |