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The radio is either a FT-60R or FT-60E - take the battery off and look at the label. It is likely the US "R" version. The "ultimate" earpiece is one that is custom-molded to your ear. Optometrists

I have found a good mic, it is Pryme brand, and I think it is the "light weight" one ... KE5FIL To: FT-60@... Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2016 7:43 AM Subject: Re: [FT-60] Re: Yaesu

This group gives me answers before I even know the question. Great resource.

Thanks! I'll check into joining! FT-60@...> wrote:

Thanks! FT-60@...> wrote:

LORNA, There is no cost and very little effort to join this group. You can set the options for what you get--I use the daily "digest" which gives a brief intro to the messages posted within the

I have the Yaesu earbud mic - great one to consider when you are in noisy public service situations etc where its hard to hear the radio. Has a little PTT switch.. 73 es GL Joel -- KQ?J

If I remember correctly, one mic will work across many of the yaesu handhelds so I don't think it will matter.

Lorna, The model names FT-60 and FT-60R are used interchangeably. The FT-60E is the European version. Most accessories, including the speaker/mics, work on all models. 73, Jim K5JG [FT-60]

I have used a few and the nicest one is literally the Yaesu handheld mic design for the FT 60. Ham City MH-34B4B

The difference is on is for the United States and the other is for Europe. So if the speaker Mic works for one it will work for the other [FT-60]" <FT-60@...> wrote:

I'm really not interested in joining the group, but I do have one question that no one in my local radio club can answer for me and I'm not finding an answer online. I purchased a Yaesu FT-60 a year

Maybe there is an 'extra charge' if this helps the battery last longer! Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Sent from the Death Star for Darth Vader's eyes only. Any other reception will be severely punished. ?

It works perfectly, providing about 750 discharge/charge cycles for us. Even my Motorola drop-in chargers need to be inserted properly to charge ... It is a great value of a radio, and with this

My charger has worked without a hitch, but it is not exactly a "drop-in" cradle like I'm used to. The battery/radio must be lined up on the tracks in the charger for all the contacts to mate, and

The charging cradle is not very good. It will show charging for a brief time when it is in fact not seated well. Just have to figgle with it until it gets in the cradle well, and then doublecheck

Hi. Try it now Ian and let me know one way or the other pse? Sent from Mail<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=550986> for Windows 10 Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2016 9:14 PM To:

My tray is tight but does close, and using Eneloops too. Hard to advise you what to do. If you can see where removing a little plastic would help, you may try that. 73, Roy - ka7lws

I have a hard time with the size of the NiMH AA batteries - they worked on my older FT60 and not the newer. There is a small difference in size. I liked the old design where with a simple

I have had that issue in a couple of cases. 1. Did not get the radio in the slots properly lined up (its a tight fit). 2. Went through the motions of charging, but got no charge - unplugged the