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I haven't looked yet - I'm debating whether or not to pick up an FT-60R before it's impossible to buy a new one - but I've bought excelent packs for other radios from Batteries America.

Hi folks. I already have enough HT's here... Kenwood TH-D74A, Yaesu FT-70DR, and a TYT MD-UV380 UHF (for DMR). But, I picked all of those up before I started hearing people talk about the FT-60R,

If you feel like getting a battery with a decent run time for your ft60, go the DIY route with two lithium 18650 cells. Get the "protected" type NCR18650B ( 3350?mAh) so that you can operate the

eBay. Cheap and they work. Even from China. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent from some electronic device that only the Manufacturer of said device really cares about.

Dear FT-60 User Group - I wanted to get a replacement battery for my FT-60 HT. I was considering purchasing a backup FNB-83 battery pack. I just wanted to see if people had any other suggestions

Thanks for the replies and advice. I called yaesu and talked to rep named Tim. He repeated the page 32 delete steps on test bench ft60r. Course his? worked perfectly.? Lol? still when i hit hmrv

Use V/M to switch to memory mode. Press and *hold* FW briefly. Use the top dial to change to the channel you want to clear. Press HM/RV. Rick KK6WHJ ***

What about a factory reset? If you have a lot of other stuff programmed it may not be worthwhile. Owen VK1OC

Hi Tom, I tried it on my FT-60 and it worked as described. The only thing I would note is that I pressed the HM/RV key firmly. The display immediately switches to my channel 1 repeater name.

You can overwrite the mistake memory channels or use software like CHIRP or FT-60 Commander found at www.kc8unj.com. Does require having a programming cable, can be found on EBay. Jardy Dawson

New,2 day old ft60 owner.? Ive read about page,32 removing memory channel in memory. In trying to set up repeaters and simplex channels. I cant remove 12 mistake channels. When i very lightly touch

Thanks Stan, This BatPac looks very interesting! Thanks for sharing this. I’ll ask them directly to see what they offer. I very much like the fact that they employ Anderson Power pole

Yaesu sells a 12V cable that plugs into the FT60 on the side and has a car 12V lighter plug on the other. The newer FT-60 will run off of the cable but will not charge the battery. Yaesu removed a

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The FT-60 is by far the easiest radio I have found to program manually. The functions you need to program can be done by using ‘F’(function) key and keys 1-4. I suggest writing yourself a

So if the flashing save icon annoys you just set it to "off". You can always perform a reset of preferences or memories back to factory settings if you need to also. Don't be afraid to push buttons.

Jerry, thanks very much, that is nice. However I found the formatting pretty confusing, so I have reformatted it and attached. For instance, going down a list of actions, I look for

Thanks, Bill. What do you set it at? What actually happened was a "double fault". the radio froze, and what I could see, was the flashing "Save" so was focused on that.

I have only used the factory lithium ion battery and the yaesu AA battery-pack holder. Bill KD0UQW

Hello All, When it comes to these big car batteries, or the ones for motorcycles or these batteries that provide backup power to these security systems. You know what I’m talking about, not the