36W Bioenno Battery Powered My Yaesu FT-857D?! Low-Power Test Results! @frankwc0o
36W Bioenno Battery Powered My Yaesu FT-857D?! Low-Power Test Results!  @frankwc0o
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Can a small 36-watt Bioenno battery with 3 amp hours power the Yaesu FT-857D for communication? In this video, I put it to the test by transmitting at 25 watts and listening to the radio, exploring whether this compact battery can serve as a reliable backup for lower-wattage operations. Typically, we prefer larger batteries for high-power transmissions, but this experiment checks if smaller batteries can still be effective in a pinch. Watch to find out the results of this practical ham radio test!

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36W Bioenno Battery Powered My Yaesu FT-857D?! Low-Power Test Results!

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