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Re: Digital user manual (was Re: Re: field programming)
I have been doing this on my iPhone and Droid for quite a while now. It is very convenient to have the manual for quick look-ups of procedures or commands. I also keep a spread sheet with the frequencies and channels that are loaded on my various radios.
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Digital user manual (was Re: Re: field programming)
Nick Arnett
Not sure if I have mentioned it here previously, but I recently received a Kobo Reader (like a Kindle, but somewhat more open, quite small and light) and realized that I could load all of my PDF user manuals on it. ?Among them, of course, is the FT-60 manual. ?It isn't quite as convenient as it could be, but it is a lot better than nothing. ?It accepts various formats, so I've copied all of my various ARES/RACES, CERT and other documentation onto it, too. ?I've added other radio manuals... pretty much any manual I own that is available in digital form, which is just about everything these days. ?Even things that only include a paper manual often have the digital version available on-line.
I believe that you can do much of the same with a Kindle - but last I knew, you have to use software to convert documents first. Handy way to carry around lots of text info, long battery life (two weeks), screen that is readable even in bright sunlight. The Kobo does grayscale, too, so images aren't bad.
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Re: Signalink Cable to conect FT-60 to Signalink USB
Here you go ...
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Clint ... source for a cable to connect the FT-60 to a Signalink USB ... |
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Bill Boyer
So, why then did you report the link in full? From: seniorman To: FT-60@... Sent: Friday, October 7, 2011 11:11 PM Subject: [FT-60] Re: (no subject) ? This is showing a virus in AVG. ? John Butler 714-856-7388 mailto:seniorman@... ? DISCLAIMER NOTICE: The information contained in this electronic mail transmission is intended for the use of the named individual or entity to which it is directed and may contain information that is privileged or otherwise confidential.? If you have received this electronic mail transmission in error, please delete it from your system without copying or forwarding it, and notify the sender of the error by reply email or by telephone, so that the sender's address records can be corrected. This message is sent in compliance with the email bill S.1618 TITLE 111 passed by the 105th US Congress. This letter is not considered spam as long as the sender includes contact information and a method of removal. To remove, please reply to this message with the word "Remove" in the subject heading and you will be permanently removed from our email database. Thank You. ? |
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓý? This is showing a virus in AVG. ? John Butler 714-856-7388 mailto:seniorman@... ? DISCLAIMER NOTICE: ? |
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Work ISS During JOTA Next Weekend!
Listen for ISS Operation During JOTA
Astronaut Mike Fossum KF5AQG is planning to participate in JOTA from the International Space Station during using the call sign NA1SS. His schedule is somewhat flexible on the weekends but he will not be available for every pass. The typical crew work periods are 0800-1930 UTC and they are sometimes available a bit later. When available, Mike will be operating on the standard ISS frequencies: ITU Region 1 (Europe, Russia and Africa) uplink: 145.200 MHz FM ITU regions 2 & 3 (everywhere else) uplink: 144.49 MHz. Worldwide downlink for NA1SS: 145.800 MHz FM. Clint, K6LCS |
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Re: field programming
Rob emailed me - got the cheat sheet, and is up and running! -Clint
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--- In FT-60@..., Edward Maikranz <maikranze@...> wrote:
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Re: headset impedance
Thanks.
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--- In FT-60@..., "Paul W. Ross" <deadgoose@...> wrote:
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Re: field programming
Just in case you only have email access at the moment... ? 1. Go into VFO mode using the V/M key 2. type in the receive frequency 3. Press F/W, then 1 to set the squelch type
4. Press F/W, then 2 to set the squelch frequency
5. Hold down F/W for more than a second?and the next available memory location will flash in the top right corner of the display. Use the channel knob to change to another location if required, then press F/W to store. ? If you need a non standard offset for the transmit, repeat the above, but when storing hold down PTT while you press F/W ? Graham G7DKY On 5 October 2011 12:50, Edward Maikranz <maikranze@...> wrote:
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Re: field programming
Edward Maikranz
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Ed Maikranz
KG5UN Abilene, TX Kenwood TS-2000 BC780XLT PRO-2045 PRO-97
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Re: FT-60R Programming cable help
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBill -?? Good Question.I can only tell you about XP - I don't have Win-7. I bought the Yaesu ADMS-1J "Advanced Data Management System for the FT-60"? by "RT Systems Inc." and it has worked well for me.? I bought it from the Ham Radio Outlet (HRO) store just down the road from my QTH in Manassas VA.? The RT folk's web site is If you buy one of these ADMS-1Js, and find that it does NOT work on Win 7, please let us know about it here on the reflector. Terry McCarty 3t3@... wa5nti Bill wrote: ? |
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Re: Is there something special about the car charger made by yaesu?
Back about eight years ago there was a problem with VX-150's blowing finals. It was thought to be when on high power and the car charger. I tested my VX-150 to see what voltage was needed to both put out full power and charge and measured 8.9v. I then modified my car charger to 9v. I use that same charger on my FT-60R. I have checked and it does put out full power at 9v. Battery charge seems to work as well.
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You can read about it at: Now as to keeping the battery from overcharging, I have a simple solution. If you cover up the terminal in the lower corner of the battery compartment it doesn't charge. I keep a piece of paper in there that I just slide over the terminal. 73 de KG6MVB Tom --- In FT-60@..., "K6LCS" <clint@...> wrote:
With a battery pack attached, that would not allow maximum transmit power.... I would step back the voltage to 7.5 or 8 Volts ... |