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On my 991a I like to set the DNR at 15.

Great Video!!! Thank you.

Nice video. I'm a new general trying to get my first HF wire up. Quick question, why announce you are calling CQ "on 10m" while you are on 10m? Wouldn't anyone hearing you know?

Thank you for all the work you've done on helping other hams with these setting.

Subscription? Wtf it should be pay once wtf

10m is the purest form of ham radio

Your answer to question #8 is incorrect. The correct answer can be found on page 14 of the VE manual in the Credentials section.

I'm interested in cat control. I had my 991A set up for remote when I first got it . But moved and hardly use it . But would like to set up my rig with computer control software....thanks de N5OMV

Can you get this program to work as a true remote via the internet?

That's very cool.. bookmarked that.. nice find Steve.

What Programming Software are you using?

I have a solar con for my current base station and it supports a cobra 29. I am going to purchase a maco 5000 antenna and mount that on a 90 foot tower. I wont to mount my solar con on the same tower but below ther maco at about 70 feet. I plant to oly operate one at a time. In your opinion do you think the lower antenna will impac the maco.

Very informative. Thank you, Jim K2WPA

Is that 10 or 35 feet at the tip or base of antenna?

Looking at getting base stations with some family. We want to have pretty reliable communication between 40-90 miles as the bird flies. Wondering if that is possible on 2M simplex or would we need to use repeaters? Would another band be better?

Does that antenna receive well on medium wave?

The 991a recves &keysup but no modglation

To the best of my knowledge, unless you're getting crosstalk that you want to squelch, you don't need set the downlink tone. So if a repeater uses a different tone for TX and RX you can set the radio CTCSS-Mode to "ENC" which allows you to specify an uplink tone and not require a downlink tone. I think this will work 99.999% of the time as the downlink town is only for eliminating noise for your benefit and the repeater does not require it.

what do u keep your anti vox at?

Can you tell my i have no modalachion on my 991a

Good morning Steve, am new to ham radio, got tech. in Oct this year. Now working on General studies. Am intrested in antenna construction,built 10 meter inverted "V" for my station,also your review of Comet cha 250 hd makes me want one soon. Your videos are great,keep it up. Have relatives near you in Merkel. 73's KJ5IGE

where is 12volt located?

I just got a 991A and, to my dismay, the waterfall did not work. Thank you !! you renewed my faith in Yaesu,, but I wonder what the wisdom was in having the default have to spectrum frozen. That is one of the main reasons I, and many other hams, get this radio! 73 and thanks for the very well done video!!\ 73

Great Video I was given this antenna and want to try it out. thanks de Mike N8FWD

Excellent explanation. Unfortunately Yaesu FT-991a manual doesn’t explain this hence I got frustrated not being able to see this functioning. Now this makes all sense and works. Thanks for sharing and 73s! KP4AJC

You have your home bar set just as mine.

Where is "^r" coming from?

Also 991a. Currently running Amp2 and DNR 15.

What antenna?

Got a factory 2nd for £70 uk. Any end fed wire will beat it by a mile, the 1to6 unun is so losey .You can add a 1to4 balun and turn it into a RYBAKOV, big improvement.Thanks for the review Rob G4WGR

Working on my General....studying transceivers (tending toward the Icon 7300) and studying antennas. I like vertical designs like this comet for vanity reasons (wife). Highest point in my yard has a barb wire fence along the property line. It is around 100 feet from there to the house and my base station, so good coax I know BUT how high off the ground do I need to install this 20+ foot antenna? Just above the highest part of the barb wire fence? Since the highest part of our property is on the property line I cannot guy it down (well I could but only in two directions/3rd would be on the neighbor. If just above the barb wire fence I could 'plant' a strong pole in concrete and then affix this Comet to it. Thanks for your thoughts. W6RYM.

I recent got an FT-991A - and the tuner.. well... Ok for "standrd" antennas, but I'm using a random wire with 9:1 Unun so I've had to get an external tuner.. the MAT-30 - we'll see how that goes.

Il faut bien débuter et la 1ère fois n'est jamais évidente. Mais plus tu feras de QSOs en CW, plus tu prendras de l'expérience, tu vas acquérir de la vitesse et d'ici quelque temps tu mettras la pioche de côté pour passer sur paddle. On est tous passé par là je te rassure. En tout cas BRAVO à toi et j'espère te contacter un jour en CW sur la fréquence. 73s. Joël/F8MGW.

Yes, indeed - Thank you very much for your presentation. I really helps.

JA3JHT was calling CQ on the frequency when you said "someone is on here let's see if I can get him" so you clearly heard someone but then called CQ. Not a great example for new operators. Listen Listen Listen

Steve, again thanks for this, after reading the manual a bit more I think I understand he Freq/Gain/Q selections better. I watched another of your videos and menu items 131 through 136 are different between the two videos. In fact, using the MONI setting the unprocessed sound is louder than the processed sound. No worries I will keep tweaking it. I am using a headset and find that I can't run my Mic Gain above 10 not my compression above 10 or I get a lot an ALC into the red and Compression above 10db. The good thing is that I do understand it better due to your videos.

Great information. Are there any publications that explain what the numbers mean. I have a headset and have found I get audio complaints if I wet my Mic Gain much above 20, so I am assuming the Mic is a tad hot on my headset.

DX?

What about DX?

copy/paste is much easier.

NICE video, that M and X in the x-ray panel is no good for us HF guys

Steve - GREAT job on the operational overview! I'm evaluating different sftw packages for my 991A. This is definitely a finalist. THANKS!

Hey Steve- Ron the Columbus PA ham you spoke with is an old friend of mine! The hobby is amazing! 73 de N2VQD

10M today was loaded up as usual today here on the mid-east coast. I get responses back from contests quickly. Previously my 10M was absolutely dead on my 991A. I gave up on the multiband sitting in the backyard and decided to build my own 10m, 30 ft vertical with 3 radials connected to 75 ft of lmr-400. I NOW have a bright blue waterfall (high noise floor I suppose?), but tons of activity I never had before so I’m happy! Your low noise floor seems a bit strange. Perhaps your location just isn’t as active but I’ve been working a good 4,000 mi radius for weeks now during the day. And thanks for the FLrig tip!! Your videos have been MOST helpful to me as a fairly new operator.

I heard Iraq was on 10 meters. Station from England doing 600 watts blew him out of the air..

what is the program you use for pre recorded messages and can you use it with the ftdx10?

People also ask What does low noise floor mean? The noise floor plays a significant role in audio and signal processing systems. It sets a lower limit on the detectable and usable signals within a given system. Ideally, a low noise floor minimizes unwanted noise and preserves audio quality, dynamic range, and signal fidelity

Nice measurements, good for a lit of Bands!

Is it me or it seems like a lot of work for $400.00 antenna. SHould be open , expand, mount and transmit

Just curious how your opinion has changed since making this video. Do you still recommend HRD and/or Win4Yaesu? Do you use either one more than the other? Do you see any reason to use both? Thanks for the video!