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Time for new batteries. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FVpedqgY4s This is one video I found that might help, Joe. <lecontejoe@...> wrote:

I agree with the post on low voltage. Replacement needed.? There are alternatives if you are a hobbyist and want to "play" with the hardware.? I have put MY solution on Thingiverse. My solution used

Hi Joe, Somewhere on the Internet [Youtube?] I saw information which illustrated how to cut the battery case in half[!]. It is hermetically sealed and can be cut at the seam that holds the two halves

It's a loooong story but my FT60 has rarely been used for the past 8-10 years.? We are moving and I anticipate a good bit of operation with it after our move. I have three Yaesu FNB-83 batteries

Even simpler before AM, but there is no going back, thankfully. Barry, WA9EQL

…and several different builds: USA A2U, EXP A1, EXP A2, EXP A3, EU B1, EU B2, EXP B3, EU C1, EU C2, EXP C3, EU D1, EU D2, AUS H1, AUS H2.

…and FT-60T version with band allocation for Japan market. All is labeled just FT-60. It was spoken already here: /g/Yaesu-FT-60/topic/97647101#msg19603

Thanks, that's what I thought. The front panel of mine is marked FT-60 -- I thought maybe I had been struck blind, but, I checked, and sure enough, front panel is marked FT-60 -- HOWEVER -- when I

There's no such thing as an FT 60. There's either an FT-60R meant for North America distribution, or the now-discontinued FT-60E for European distribution: ?batteries and accessories are all the

What's the difference between the FT-60 and FT-60R? What's the difference in their batteries?

I've had intermittent success and failure with Winlink Packet.? Seems to be that the Sound settings in Windows is the last, and most delicate factor.? I would appreciate a copy of somebody's

Not a problem, sir!? I appreciate your trying to help in the first place. By the way, I can confirm that the following 2.5mm male-to-male TRS cable indeed works perfectly for cloning FT-65Rs. $8.29

M y source was a respected amateur radio dealer ... and I was wrong. I sincerely apologize! It is, indeed, 2.5mm. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

I did a little more research and it's apparently a 2.5mm (not a 3.5mm) TRS cable between the microphone jacks on each radio.

Ah gotcha, so just straight-through connections from end to end.? T to T, R to R, S to S.? Thanks!

Does anyone have a wiring diagram for Yaesu's SCU-36 cloning cable?? Asking for my FT-65R HT. Thanks in advance and 73, Dan WX1P

Randolph, Glad to be of service. Rick KG7MQL

Hello Rick - I just joined this group and I see that you're a member. Glad that I can personally THANK YOU for your FT-60 "translation" of the OEM manual. Your effort has really helped me and another