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Ok, the frequency shift is normal. Look up as to how repeaters work. Get the correct repeater frequencies for your area. Program in the correct PL tones. That is about all there is to it. There is a

From your description is sounds as though you ARE transmitting but you have programmed the FT transmit to an offset of + 5 MHz. The handbook is quite difficult to understand from scratch as there is a

You are NOT hearing them direct - not are they hitting your local repeater. They are probably using Echolink or a VOIP service: Their local repeater is tied to the Internet, and so is your local

Your local repeaters probably require a TONE to access them - what you have done is turned SQUELCH/TONES OFF in both TX and RX. So find out what the access tone is, and set SQUELCH TYPE back to TONE.

Hello, I am a new Ham and I am also new to the FT-60r. I have played around with it and had difficulty at first hearing stations, but got that fixed by going into the menu and turning the setting for

try eBay there is a lot of used radios that would be good for parts. Richard, N7RIS ________________________________ To: FT-60@... Sent: Monday, September 12, 2011 4:53 PM Subject: [FT-60]

does anyone know where I can get the complete VR-UNIT for the 60r I am in need of 1 switch to be replaced also the knob on right hand side looking from front. the squelch is on it also. right now

If you are attending the ARRL SW Division Convention in Torrance this weekend ... AND if you've been thinking of purchasing either an Elk 2M/440L5 Log Periodic, an Arrow 146/437-10WBP, or Premier

The power plug is the same as the FT-817ND, IIRC. One of the issue we see is the little yellow ring at the end breaking off and getting lodged in the power jack, rendering it unusable.

From the description of the problem, it sounds like the power Jack is bad. There is a switch contact that opens up when the plug is inserted that re-directs power to charge the battery and power the

Probably you have a dead battery now. And that's why HAMs said they used a timer (setting to charge 5-10 minutes in every 30 minutes or an hour to prevent overcharging) to charge the battery whilst

USB cable in the mail today. Everything works fine now.... Must have been a bad interface box? /paul W3FIS

90% of the time the radio was run off the battery. I would hook it to the car charger when the battery voltage get to around 7 volts. Then after I felt it was sufficiently charged I would again run it

Call Yaesu tech support and ask them. It's free. I would not do any resets until you see if the problem can be cured without doing the resets. You don't want to loose all of your memory channels if

Robert, do you leave the battery in the radio, when you plug it into the cigarete plug in the mobile? Might have cooked the battery. Lyle k5lcm

Hi Everyone, I have had a problem with my FT-60 of late. I primarily use it in my truck as my mobile radio. Last weekend I Plugged it in to the car charger and when I disconnected it the radio powered

Good idea. Easy to do that. I have the FT-60R on a light timer. Could easily add the SLA as well, but before the timer, of course. I usually have the SLA out for something or other at least once a

Keep SLA batteries charged.? After 3 months off the charger, the plates will become sulfated and the battery cannot be rescued (I learned this the hard way).? I keep my?2 Ah and & Ah SLA batteries

The car lighter adapter and a 7 AH gel cell provide an excellent emergency supply for the FT-60R. Fit a "pigtail" to the gel cell, as well as a cable for its charger. Doubles as a "bench" power

Off is "off," hopefully. Pull the batteries just for kicks. /paul W3FIS