If I could get a spare face plate to work with I'd be willing to develop the buttons necessary to do this, but Yaesu's website doesn't list a price for a replacement faceplate. This would allow for proper back-lighting as found on some of Yaesu's other radios. I think that a better way to do this modification would be to remove the buttons and fabricate a new set using clear plastic. I believe though that the idea is good and that I can product another version that will work as intended. I consider this a failed project because it reduces the quality of some elements of the original project. It is annoying though, and it offends my sense of proper workmanship. Functionally this isn't a problem because with some effort they do work and I can use the soft buttons on the mic (which also aren't lit!) to access all of those functions. In particular the scan button on the right is very stiff. The biggest problem is that the thickness of the light bar restricts the movement of the buttons a bit which makes it hard to push a few of them. It is brighter than it looks here, but it is dim enough to be visually unappealing. I think the LED over there is offset a little too much and doesn't shine through the little hole over the button very well. You can see that the right-most button is not well lit. The first step was to see if the LEDs I had handy would fit: I immediately grabbed some tools and started making. Hay uno muy bueno por 15 euros que es el FTB8800. software para yaesu FT-8800 gra Último Mensaje RSS EA3GNR. While I'm sure this gap will allow all kinds of dust into the workings, it also means any light shining behind the buttons will leak out around them. Hola a todos necesito programar varios canales en el FT-8800 pero hacerlo por teclado es largo e incomodo y los programas que he encontrado son de pa. They are suspended in a little plastic collar that allows them to float in the bezel with a gap about 1mm wide around the sides of the button. I took the radio faceplate apart and found that the buttons have lots of space around them. You have to feel around on the front of the radio and hope you don't bump the 'set' button in the middle or whack either of the volume or squelch controls too hard. The two complaints I have about the radio so far are that the interface buttons are all very small, which makes operating the radio while driving a little difficult, and that the tiny buttons are not backlit, which makes finding them at night next to impossible. I wanted the dual radio feature which makes it easy to operate on one channel while checking other things on the other channel. 19.7 feet (6 m).Ĭopyright 2003-2021 Universal Radio, Inc.I recently purchased an Yaesu FT-8800R 144/430 MHz dual band FM transceiver. High power external speaker with cable, plug and mounting bracket. Up-Down illuminated DTMF Hand Microphone. Microphone extension kit for using Yaesu 8 pin mobile mics (9.8 feet).
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WIRES X Internet Linking PC Interface and CD software. WIRES II Internet Linking PC Interface and CD software. Switching power supply 13.8 VDC at 23 Amps.
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Programing software CD with USB-29B computer cable.įor Windows: XP, Windows 7, 8/8.1 and 10. The FT-8800R comes with a mobile mounting bracket, DC cord and MH-48 A6J Up-Down, illuminated DTMF microphone which plugs into the mic jack on the right side of the remotable head. A six character CW ID is also provided for your station every ten minutes during ARTS operation. ARTS provides a "hand-shake" with other ARTS equipped transceivers and displays out-of-range or in-range. The FT-8800R features Yaesu's ARTS Auto-Range Transponder System, important in search-and-rescue applications. Built in features include: duplexer and CTCSS/DCS Encode/Decode. It is like having two radios in one with dedicated Volume and Squelch controls on each side. High power output is featured with 50 watts on 2 meters and 35 watts on 430 MHz. The Yaesu FT-8800R dual bander operates on 2 meters and 70 centimeters.
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