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nevermind! found it!

Can we get a copy of the manual uploaded to the Files Directory? Thanks and 73's, Bill KD0UQW

Welcome aboard! Here is a fragment from a "cheat sheet" that might help (I think the "pg 28" reference is to the radio's manual, but a newer or older version of the manual might have that on a

It's the receive battery saver option. Set mode item #41. Do you have an operating manual? It's covered under miscellaneous settings on page #59. I can email a manual if you need one. I have the same

That's the battery saver icon to show that it's active. Bill KD0UQW csweningsen@...> wrote:

Try press-to-talk button.

I was inputting a PL tone and now the radio flashes "Save" and I don't know what to do. Obviously I'm new to this. Thanks, Christian KD2LIN

I too am happy with RTSystems programming software. I’ve used it for ft-350,ft-60, ft-7900, ft-8800, TM=V71 and UV-5X3. Ron KB6CWV Sent from Mail for Windows 10 Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Hello, About the batteries for the FT-60. I've had FT-60's for years and love the radios, but the battery packs take a BEATING from the wall wart chargers and some of the drop in chargers. Some one

OH, I FORGOT!! Congrats on you, "gal", -- Vanity License - WA7GAL - WOODS, EVELYN !!! Lots of luck and best 73, JERRY, N3AA

You might want to check out the FTB software: https://www.g4hfq.co.uk/ftb60.htm ( https://www.g4hfq.co.uk/ftb60.htm ) This software is one of an extensive array of similar programs for various Yaesu

RTSystem programming software---end of discussion ! ! ! FT-60[5]--IC2028[4]--TM-V71A[1]--IC7000[1]--UV-5RA[2]-- So easy to swap groups of freqs between them all. Spread Sheet, copy and paste,? SEND

My only comment is on the programming software. Over the years, I've tried CHIRP for a couple of other rigs and was not happy. Bought the RTSystems programming software with accompanying cables and

Lyn your callsign represents a tremendous achievement and membership in a very exclusive club - those who took the time and expended the effort to earn an amateur radio license. I think you should be

Regarding Eneloops, Costco has them in kits. I have bought three of those kits which got me three four-cell (AA's and/or AAA's) chargers. Two of those are in my FT-60R "go bag" so I can charge six

When I first got licensed, I don’t believe vanity call signs were available, yet. Once they were, my problem was that I could never come up with a good one that I liked. Some just use their

Brian, I put in about 10 choices for a vanity call sign so that it will be easier for me and others to remember. ? Until that request is processed by the FCC,? it is KJ7HNR. * ~ Lyn *

What is your call sign Lyn? 73 -Brian n8wrl [email protected]> wrote:

Morning Lyn While I commend the vendors on attempting to advance the art of antennae much of what is sold is pure snake oil. A 3rd party antenna from non Yaesu suppliers may provide some

Hi Lyn! I'm a bit late here - welcome to the hobby. The FT60 is a great choice, as is the FT70. I have both and use them a lot. RTS is the way to go in my opinion, especially as you get more radios