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That's quite impressive!

When I sold my broken FT-60 to a ham for parts, the 8 year old battery pack was still usable. At least half life still in it. -- KQ?J

No, Vertex is not part of Yaesu. Motorola owned Yaesu (which included Vertex and Standard Horizon) for several years. However, at the beginning of 2012 they spun off Yaesu (amateur & air band

There are grooves on each side of the battery at the bottom that slide onto the charger.

Hello all and many thanks for the replies to date. I'm hoping to borrow a VX-3E from a work colleague this evening to test against the UV-5R. Thanks for pointing out about band differences between EU

I think I may have a problem with the charging cradle for the HT. I placed my FT-60 into the charger cradle to bring it back up to full charge. The yellow/green/orange light will not come on during or

I have two FT-60Rs and use them for satellites and local repeaters. Never had any problems with them in the four years I've had them. Sid W7JSD

Good point on the receiver - actually I have compared my FT-60R with my Yaesu FT-2900 mobile rig and the FT-60r is less susceptible to intermod and less impacted by strong local signals than the

Thank you for sharing! I did it and shared via Twitter. [FT-60] <FT-60@...> wrote: -- Mary S. Fasang mary@... 562.537.5150

FT-60 is ECONOMICAL considering its excellent quality. Xmit power 5 watts, sensitive receiver and all around good HT. About 50 times better than the HT you've been using. They are tough radios and

Hello fellow Hams! The ARRL is looking for your help in helping to get the Amateur Radio Parity Act passed. Time is of the essence. I know we are all distracted this time of year, and there is a lot

You might need to check that you are buying the proper FT-60 edition for where you live: There are two and what you buy here in the U.S. might not be what you need. Good luck & 73! JERRY, N3AA ---In

I had the predecessor to the VX-3R, the VX-2R. I traded it for my FT-60R and wouldn't go back. The VX-2R had a broader receiver, but that actually leads to more intermod distortion, especially near

Robert, I own a FT-60 and am very happy with my choice. 2M/440, and can monitor air bands, 700, 800, and 900 bands as well. Very rugged and a good size in the hand. With a proper antenna, I have no

Ft-60R is a solid performer. I’ve replaced my nimh batteries with lion and related charger for the lion. Got Vertex batteries (part of Yaesu) so not cheap 3rd party even though the prices were

Robert: I have a UV-5R and anFT-60. The FT-60 has a better receiver and transmitter. I also have LiION batteries. Yaesu makes them for some of their commercial radioes, but they fit the FT-60. Dave -

FYI, I have two VX-2R’s and two VX-3R’s. The on / off switch (push button) have failed on all 4. My intention is to have them repaired and sell them immediately. They are very sensitive on receive

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Hi, I'm looking to get a new handheld. I currently have a Baofeng UV-5R and Yaesu FT-817ND and am drawn to the FT-60 and VX-3R based on my experience with the FT-817ND. I believe the VX-3R has a

There is a concise and basic guide to FT-60 menus just posted on the PCARA Facebook site. (Peekskill Cortlandt ARA in NY.) Google "Facebook PCARA" and you are just a few clicks away. If I can help