Man-pack adventures with the FT891

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  • čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
  • changed a few things in the organization of how I carry my gear and tried another hike.
    gear used:
    Bioenno 12ah battery
    yeasu FT 891
    armoloq pack frame
    Song: Sub Urban - Cradles [NCS Release]
    Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds
    Free Download/Stream: ncs.io/Cradles

Komentáře • 35

  • @oldpreach
    @oldpreach Před rokem +3

    Some settings for the 891 so the audio out is better.. .IF shift to -140. Width to 2700. Turn on contour and dial down to 150. You can change to contour width and level in the menus. Makes to signal pop out real nice

  • @MrBracey1970
    @MrBracey1970 Před rokem +1

    Just found your videos,and I’ve just bought a FT891 for a do it all radio,have a subscribe 😊

  • @mbondiskey
    @mbondiskey Před 2 lety +3

    Please repeat what that app is that you showed on your phone. Thx,
    73

    • @keithflesser1533
      @keithflesser1533 Před 2 lety +1

      Great video, I would also like to know what app he is using.

  • @jozefbezan2501
    @jozefbezan2501 Před rokem

    Danke für das tolle Videu.Yaesu FT 891 ist gut.73,von Wien.Österreich.😊😊😊

  • @killerbites3963
    @killerbites3963 Před 2 lety +3

    Nice setup but I think that bag maybe compromising cooling

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před 2 lety

      I identified this in my prior video still working on solutions to this. Either upgrading fans and turning them to a pull configuration pulling air up and out of the case past the head or adding a supplementary blower fan to blow air from the back ducted up and out.

    • @RudixSA
      @RudixSA Před 6 měsíci

      @@FITFO Just take it out of the bag when you operate, you will kill that radio, upgraded fans or not.....

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před 6 měsíci

      @@RudixSA check out my more updated video on this setup I solved that problem. Pouch its in has a flap that opens to vent

    • @RudixSA
      @RudixSA Před 6 měsíci

      @@FITFO Yes, I saw that video but I would still worry about heat, even with decent ventilation these compact radios running high power get hot. A lifetime in electronics had taught me that heat is the main killer, if not immediately components degrading and even changing value will cause damage medium to long term. I often operate in an high heat environment, during my last outing I saw 47C.

  • @nimroddiaries_
    @nimroddiaries_ Před 2 lety

    Central Tejas is a beautiful and shitty place.. lol. The heat isn't an f'n joke. I'll take a few feet of snow.
    My wife and I tried to stay after we ETS'd but headed back north PDQ.
    Saw a comment about the bag and heat with the 891. I guess, maybe... seems to be concern looking for an actual problem. Aside from being on the face of the sun down there, I don't think it will ever matter. How long are you transmitting?
    Anyway, stay safe soldier... and get that upgrade already. No excuses.
    Hope to catch you on the air.
    73 and God bless

  • @alvarogaitan2529
    @alvarogaitan2529 Před rokem

    thanks, fito fantastic job 73 from kb2uew

  • @danvezda1184
    @danvezda1184 Před rokem +1

    what app are you using

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před rokem

      It’s just a website, Dxheat.com

  • @sturmBAQ89
    @sturmBAQ89 Před rokem

    Great setup. What is the model of you backpack ? Do you know the capacity ? Thanks

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před rokem +1

      This was just a condor assault pack, I had since transitioned to a high ground gear prc-117g pouch and it’s phenomenal, solved a lot of problems I had with this pack

  • @luissanchez3214
    @luissanchez3214 Před 2 lety

    What are the boots you are using? Seam.well used . I noticed you used tennis shoes on your previous outing. What was the difference in comfort? I appreciate your video but in the Texas heat and humidity, if my feet don’t do well and the shoes don’t survive then the rest of the experience is not enjoyable. Thank you for sharing

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před 2 lety +1

      So I’m active duty Army I have a about 6-7 pairs of boots I’ve worn through enough to be “unserviceable” over the years. I tend to keep my old pairs that still have some life in them for hiking and other things. I personally favor the garmont t6 NFS as they are relatively agile while still offering decent sole thickness for rucking. Breaking in the boots are pretty important especially in the heat where the sweat makes hot spots for rubbing. I personally choose boots for this trip because it was a little more deliberate than the last trip with shoes, last thing I want is to roll my ankle on the relatively steep terrain. I’m used to wearing boots in the heat though and a lot of that is just acclimatization

    • @luissanchez3214
      @luissanchez3214 Před 2 lety

      Thank you for sharing. I know that no shoe works for everyone but value the voice of experience rather than speculation. Will give those boots a try.

  • @stationvictormike3415

    I have that same bag and radio. Mine is in a tactical carrier. What kind of battery ( Ah ) bioenno are U using.

  • @jordanclarke2996
    @jordanclarke2996 Před rokem

    How much power are you running portable? Thanks for the video

  • @yb7sqx747
    @yb7sqx747 Před 2 lety

    nice video YB7SQX from central kalimantan indonesia 73

  • @rider275
    @rider275 Před rokem

    What is model of antenna that you are using? Thank you!

  • @Sagart999
    @Sagart999 Před 2 lety

    Would you provide a link to the bag, or at least its name? Thanks. K5AKG

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před 2 lety

      I beleive condor makes them they are made by a couple different companies in the same design just under the name of tactical assault pack.

  • @DARTHDANSAN
    @DARTHDANSAN Před rokem

    I’m turn between this radio and ICOM ic705 . I know ICOM is a lot more and a lot less powerful but it seems to be able to a lot neat things

    • @FITFO
      @FITFO  Před rokem +2

      Tbh while I thought the same thing. As a visual learner the 705 may be better but from a actual use perspective I would go with the robust 891 and maybe later get a 7300 to play around but that’s just my philosophy of use on portable radio

    • @DARTHDANSAN
      @DARTHDANSAN Před rokem

      @@FITFO I got 891 about two weeks ago . I have yet to use it because I have no clue how power and what antenna . But I’m learning . Thanks for your reply

  • @off-trailseeking3965
    @off-trailseeking3965 Před 2 lety +1

    What app or web page did you use?