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No, the FT-60R is NOT discontinued.? Who told you that bad info? -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

The fact is that for almost a year the now the FT-60E is not available anywhere in Europe. Even the largest shops (Wimo, WSPLC, Martyn&Lynch) do not carry it and neither do they offer the option to

Folks, Firstly, a Merry Christmas and best wishes for a happy new year to all and thank you all for your advice! Note that I believe this to be an idiosyncrasy of the software and not a driver

Jawdy has it right.? Roll back the drivers to 3.2.0.0 is the key.? Win10 is the devil and by trying to "help" you with a driver update, it breaks CHIRP.? Mike Mc KW4CD

Roll your drivers back to Prolific 3.2.0.0., if you have a Prolific chipped cable. Should work fine, then. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent through sub space hailing frequencies using the Universal

This is my typical Chirp workflow: * Read current settings from rig (requires setting COM port, make, model). * Archive "before" config for later use. * Make necessary changes to config. * Archive

Hi When. I upgraded to win10, I could not use CHIRP anymore. I had the error you describe and others not recognizing port. I tried different cords. Nope. Some folks said I needed to go back to older

Did you actually try to write back to the radio? While the boxes may have been grayed out, did they still show the FT-60 in the box? Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent through sub space hailing

Get hooked up with a good radio club and you will expand you activities. K3CLT Chuck Tobias

As others have said, congratulations on your ticket and welcome to amateur radio. Inasmuch as I am commenting on the FT60 venue, my advice may regarded by more than one of the members here with a

I checked the previous messages (perfunctorily) and did not see a direct answer to this question so my apologies for any repetition. In attempting to modify a code plug (add frequencies) to my FT60R,

I have two FT60s and have used them predominantly over the last 14? years. I did buy an FT70 for digital (bought DMR first) and you’re right, it is a better sound quality than the DMR. The FT70

Long time FT60 user, new FT70 user here. It is hard to beat the reliability, simplicity, and long battery life of the FT60. If I had to pick an HT for mission critical work (e.g. search and rescue),

I heard the FT-65 is made in China, (as is the Bao-Feng) whereas the FT-60 is made in Japan, FWIW.

Anyone want to buy the VX8?

Two FT-60's are considered my primary radios. They just work right, feel right, and seem almost indestructible. That said, I also picked up two VX-3's because they are so small that there is NEVER an

I've had a FT60 for years and its a great radio. Had a chance to compare it to my Baofeng UV82 at an event. The 60 could hear traffic the 82 was deaf to. I use mine for crossband operation all the

I find the FT-60 fairly easy to field-program. I like the ergonomics of the radio in my hand, better than the VX models. My personal opinion.

My vote goes to the FT60 I have had mine about a year and works like a champ- I always carry my spare battery pack ans so far so good

I have a brand new in the box FT 60 that I won about 18 months ago at HRO during their open house. I was going to sell it but after reading these posts I think I'll keep it to use the day my current