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If you are trying to transmit outside the ham bands, the radio will beep and show 'error'. Turning off and on is a bad battery, even if voltage shows high enough on power on. If it works when on a

Hank, You might also check the offset. I did this, and the offset frequency was OUTSIDE the hamabands, even though the recieve frequency was inside the hambands. I checked the offset and it appears

It sounds like the battery voltage is pk under the light load condition of receiving. Batteries often start to fail by not being able to supply high current..

The ADMS-1J programming kit has been sold. 73, Jim K5JG

Correct. Programing local ham repeaters. Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 11:10 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: RE: [FT-60] FT-60 Possible Problem- suggestions? We are assuming that you are loading

Yes! Thank you. The FT-60 transmits fine on the stock E-DC-5B car cig lighter charger cord. Voltage reads 12.4 volts on the FT-60. I have two stock FNB-83 battery packs that are fully charged neither

We are assuming that you are loading a freq within the ham bands, right?

I have the following FT-60R accessories for sale: 1 - RT Systems ADMS-1J Programming Software (with installation key) & USB Cable all in the original box. 1 - VAC-370B Drop-in Rapid Charger & wall

Sounds like a bad battery or you are trying to transmit while charging. Plugged into a cigarette lighter plug will work, the wall wart won't. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent from the Death Star for Darth

Encountering a problem in programming my FT-60. After entering a frequency (frequency+tone+tone freq.) and storing it in memory channel #2 (for example) any attempt to transmit on that channel results

Thanks for the replies and suggestions. I guess I'll have to go thru and try it again until it works. I thought I was but maybe I'm missing something. Thanks again Hoyt

I am sorry - I meant no disrespect . The only thing that having the FT-60 on while charging is that is will take longer for the battery to charge. And it has nevre been advised to TX while charging:

You have to export the FT-7800 data as tab delimited, then import it to the FT-60 programmer. The software should organize the file when imported. The reason for this is that the FT-60 has different

I have a FT7900 and FT60, and the RT systems software for each. All I had to to was, literally, “copy and paste” from one into the other. Worked perfectly. Not sure why this is an issue, unless

RT Systems needs to hear this question loud and clear. I have the same combo of radios and RT Systems software and hardware for both. I struggled with the same issue. I had the good fortune to see

Are you: 1.Saving the 7800 file in the software. 2. Connect the FT60 and download the radio template 3. Give that file a new name. 4. Import the 7800 data to this new file 5. Upload the file to the

Try using CHIRP. Very easy to copy info from one radio to another. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent from the Death Star for Darth Vader's eyes only. Any other reception will be severely punished. ?

The experts will correct me but I've found that the RT software likes to download from a particular 60 before it will recognize it for an upload.

Somehow I got to copy the data from the 7800 to a new file for the 60. Anyway, when I try to send it to the radio, I get the message that the data doesn't match the radio (?) Both rigs use the version

Hey Clint You took one snippet of my message and dissected it out of context. The moral of the story is what I said after the quoted part: "It is not good for the battery to operate the radio, and be