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thanks for the feedback guys. much appreciated. Dan

You never know when you might 'need' the band. Keep the manual close by !!

Well sure, but as soon as you buy the single band rig, you will discover a local UHF repeater or net for sure. Never tried it here, might this be one means of searching previously programed memory

I totally understand that Ken, as we too have very little 70cm activity in my area. But if that was the only reason to do it, wouldnt it be more cost effective to buy a monoband HT like the 250R or

Because there is nothing that I want to listen to on 70cm?. 2 meters has greater range. Ken

This may sound silly, but I'm going to ask anyway...why would one want to place their dual band HT into "mono band" mode? Does this make the HT more sensitive or selective in the respective band or is

My electronics degree, and work history agree! I used to work on the assembly line where we built Keithley meters. We always washed them in distilled water. I forgot about that. From:

Pette, Interesting. I also use ccleaner on occasion and has always removed my palm t|x files or some pieces of it like names and numbers I knew I had. But never anything else important (yet). R

The last time that I used CCleaner it wiped out the security keys in the registry for a very expensive and important engineering program that I use. It took days to get it repaired. I'm sure that I

The damage that you do to cell phones and radios when you submerge them usually happens when you turn them on. Believe it or not, water is not very detrimental unless it causes a component to short

Look in the photos section of the group under "Bill's Stuff". ________________________________ From: "cls@..." <cls@...> that's excellent care to post a photo or two of your

that's excellent care to post a photo or two of your equatorial mount?

I have an equatorial mount for my Elk, and with the iPhone I use a compass app and a level app to set the mount, then I can track the satellite just by swinging the antenna. Satellite Tracker Plus

Indeed ... although this is all rocket science, it really IS that easy to work the FM satellites! Clint Bradford http://www.work-sat.com

You are probably seeing the Olympus digital voice recorder. I have a pocket compass on a cord. I tried an inclinometer, but decided it wasn't worth the effort. Elevation angles aren't as critical. 90

You can wade through the 84-page manual for what you need to manually program the FT-60R ... or use my one-half-of-one-page cheat sheet, posted on the DOCS page at ... http://www.k6lcs.com It's your

About 1/3 of one db - nothing to worry about! Clint Bradford http://www.work-sat.com

hey, nice job! I see the FT60 and a gps? wondering if you have mounted a compass and/or inclinometer? Cliff k6cls

A couple of comments... 1. Gulya adapter for BNC to SMA 2. Got a 6' long BNC/BNC, cut it in half, and attached PL-259s to the cut ends. Much more sturdy than some of the BNC aftermarket plugs on the

Thanks I found them. ? Steven Stuckey - N9WNN - Indiana ________________________________ To: FT-60@... Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2011 5:37 PM Subject: Re: [FT-60] Hi Newbie seeks