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Has anyone had experience of using the dummy battery cases fitted with a voltage regulator that let you use the FT60 via the 12 volt socket fitted in cars? These units are available from ebay sellers

Most certainly Riley, Remember the CARLA system only uses one tone at a time. ? A "local" tone for local repeater conversations, ?and another tone they call a "link" tone for conversations that

Welcome guys from an Old Dog! A newbie net is a great idea as you will attract old dogs as well as newbies. I would suggest a local simplex frequency. You can meet and greet on a newbie net and find

Look under 'Split Tones' in the owners manual. Remember, you never NEED a tone to receive. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Message relayed through SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence,

How can the ft 60 be programmed to use the dual pl tones for the California Amateur Radio Linking Association? Riley KK6UAC

Welcome Bill from another newbie. Speaking of which, I wonder how many others out there are like me.I passed my Tech last Nov. and received my FT-60 for Christmas 2014 .Since I have joined ARRL and a

Can the ft 60 be programmed to use the dual tones required by the CARLA repeaters? Riley KK6UAC

Congratulations! Have fun. Gary W5ETA FT-60@...> wrote:

Hey Bill Congrats on your radio and welcome to the hobby. I would like to say that as you read the manual keep some notes in your own words as how things are done. Soon you will have your own cheat

Easiest radio in the world to manually program!! ?Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Sent by hurling dead pigeons over the wall by trebuchet. To: "FT-60@..." <FT-60@...> Sent:

Congratulations! - You will find that it is very reliable and pretty bulletproof. ?Been usingone for several years with never a problem. DavidAG6E To: FT-60@... Sent: Thursday, December

Welcome to the fraternity??Dave J ? ?AF0DJ To: FT-60@... Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2015 9:09 PM Subject: [FT-60] Just got my radio tonight Merry Christmas! ? | Hello everyone,

Hello everyone, looking forward to using my 1st amateur radio. Got lots to read. Happy holidays! Bill KD0UQW in Colorado

Thanks to everyone who responded. It’s working great. Robert KC6ZZG Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2015 2:19 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: [FT-60] Re: FT-60 with Astron power supply .

Hi tpaul12b I am not sure if you are asking what TNC "Terminal Node Connector" to use with the FT-60R, or if you are asking what software to use to achieve TNC functionality. If your question is the

I use my Astron with my FT-60 with no issues. - Larry W5EIT

It should work fine. I use mine directly from my car's electrical system, which if anything should be less well-regulated, but it works well. If you want to be extra cautious, a fuse of about 2 amps

I guess you would be able to power your rig with a billion amp power supply, as long as the voltage is correct. I work on a max of 14 volts, being my lead acid battery charged voltage, but prefer a 10

I have used a cigar lighter cord sure, sometimes you get alternator whine as its not filtered well. I also picked up a 12 V cord from Yaesu for the ft60 and hook it to 12.6 V SLA battery for long term

Hi all, I am wondering if I can power my FT-60 safely using a 20 amp Astron power supply. I have the older model that will power the radio and charge the battery from the plug on the side. I use the