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Sounds like the keyboard lock is on. Press and hold the 6 key for 1 to 2 seconds to unlock. Dave - WB6DHW <http://wb6dhw.com>

It is most likely 'locked'.Press and hold the '6' key will /lock/unlock To: FT-60@... Sent: Friday, August 5, 2016 5:39 AM Subject: [FT-60] unable to change frequencies ? A friend

Has he tried holding the #6 key which locks & unlocks the keypad &/or channel selector knob depending on how the lock menu item is set up. John N4SME

If the "6" keys is pressed and held, that locks the controls on the radio. To unlock the controls, just hold "6" key down again. +++++ Jerry, kg7nor +++++ Live simple, love well, and take time to

keyboard locked,?? Or something like that ?? De W8KQ

Could he have the keypad lock on?

His radio is probably locked. Ask him if there is an icon of a lock on the screen. He can press and hold the 6 key to unlock. What is locked can be changed in the menu settings. He should look in

A friend of mine who is out in Spain paragliding is unable to change the frequency on his FT60 he says the buttons and the knob have no affect, after I gave him a few tips I then told him to do a full

What is the product battery of the Li-ion battery you used and the product number of the charger ? Have you used a charger capable of charging Li-ons ?

Nolan, I have Motorola, Yaesu, Icom, and Wouxun HT's that all came from the factory with Li-Ion batteries and have had no problems whatsoever. On another note, perhaps the problem is with your

Just curious if anyone has experienced problems using LI-ION batteries in their FT-60? I bought one earlier this year and after charging with proper charging device used the HT a few times with no

Jim, For base station use, I have good luck with a 300 ohm dipole hung vertically. I put mine about 30ft up in a big oak tree in my back yard, but attic deployment works OK as long as you dont have

Jim, Per the FT-60R specs in the back of the manual, Air Band sensitivity is .8uv which is much worse than the .2uv on 2m and 70cm. The reduced sensitivity coupled with an antenna not designed for

You could build a discone antenna that should work well, pretty easily. I googled, and there were a lot of hits for it. To: FT-60@... Sent: Wednesday, July 20, 2016 6:25 PM

I don't think you are going to get any s&#92;mall antenna that will be a big inprovement over the stock antenna. It will tune down there but is not designed to be a airband receiver. ?K3CLT Chuck

I have been using a Comet SMA24 for some time and am very happy with its performance. +++++ Jerry, KG7NOR +++++ Live simple, love well, and take time to smell the flowers along the way. ~ Mark

Hello, What is a good recommendation for an antenna for the 108-137Mhz range? I currently have a Diamond SRH77CA on my FT-60r, but it's failing to pick up traffic whereas my CCrane with a short

I don't understand the problems everyone is having. I have had a FT-60 over two years and the only problem I have had is not using the batteries that everyone is trying to install to the FT-60. The

Any Eneloop AA larger than 2000mHa is just too large in circumference to fit properly in the battery tray. Been there, done that. Expensive lesson. 73 John KU8Q

I think someone mentioned that problem in this forum and, I think, a fix, but it has not been a problem here. You might try searching for "Eneloop" in the forum to see what pops up. 73, JERRY,