[Yaesu] FT1000D ants

2002年12月11日 19:08:59 -0800

Jon, you did a excellent job of explaining it - Ive got it.
I figured out my problem , My sub vfo is DEAD - Soooooo I will take it to
Yaesu (20miles) after the 10 mtr contest and have them fix it. Everything
works like its suppose to with the dual and split opening up the sql but
there isnt any signals.RX mix seems to be ok too. I dont think it worked
when I bought it "used", plus a friend steered me wrong saying I must have 2
ants to make it work, which i thot was strange......Tnxs for taking the time
to explain the options with the antenna's - I knew I was reading the manual
correctly but it wasnt working so I posted the query:-)
73 Steve N6TT
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To: <[email protected]>; "Richard Karlquist" <[email protected]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 6:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Yaesu] FT1000D ants
> OK, here's the deal on an unmodified FT-1000D:
>> If you are in the same band on each VFO, then you can use the antenna
> connected to the main antenna jack. This is the default configuration and
> your configuration if you have a standard FT-1000 (ie: no BPF-1).
>> If you are in separate bands on each VFO, you must use the RX antenna
> connected to the BPF-1 for the 2nd receiver. You do this by pushing the
RX
> Ant button on the front panel. This is as long as the internal switch is
> set to E-BPF.
>> If you wish to operate split, then you just press the split button and you
> will receive both VFOs through the main antenna. You will transmit on
VFO-2
> and receive on VFO-1 through the main antenna. If you wish to listen to
> both VFOs, then press the Dual button.
>> You CANNOT operate split and use the antenna connected to the BPF-1 at the
> same time. The main antenna will be used. If you want to use a separate
> receive antenna for split operation, you must set the internal switch to
> RANT.
>> You CANNOT transmit through the BPF-1.
>> If you have the internal switch set to R-ANT, then operating the radio
with
> the RX-ANT switch on the front panel active, you will then receive on the
> MAIN VFO with a special receive antenna that is connected to the RCA jack
on
> the back panel of the radio.
>> If you wish to operate split with a separate RX-antenna, you must
configure
> the radio this way.
>> Doe this make sense? You can receive on both VFOs and transmit from
either
> VFO from the MAIN antenna. Just don't press the RX Ant switch.
>> 73,
>> Jon
> NA9D
>>>>> on 12/10/02 8:41 AM, [email protected] at [email protected] wrote:
>> > Richard,
> > Id like to be able to transmit and recieve on the same antenna with both
> > vfo's, maybe that cant be done?
> > Im reading in the manual that i have to have a second antenna for either
the
> > sub rx ant or the rca jack.
> > or it says i can recieve with both vfo's/and same antenna if i come in
the
> > rca jack buts its only for a recieve antenna.
> > so the manual has got me confused here Richard.
> > Rite now ive turned the switch to EBPT but when i hook up my antenna to
SUB
> > RX ANT its dead.
> > Im beginning to think something is burnt out in the sub reciever.
> >
> > ok im going back to square one and switch s1001 back to R ANT and start
> > from there.
> >
> > then you say i need to energize
> > the relay it controls by grounding
> > the appropriate end of the winding to ground,
> > ok when i get home im gonna see what needs to be grounded and try and
make
> > sense of this...duh
> > Steve
>> -------------------------------------
> Jon Ogden
> NA9D (ex: KE9NA)
>> Citizen of the People's Democratic Republik of Illinois
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