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Thanks! 73, JERRY HORWITZ, N3AA Secretary and Treasurer, Damascus Emergency Communications Team (DECT) Life Member, ARRL Member, Damascus VFD 301-391-6055 (please not before 10 am!) E-mail:

I have a similar pouch on my NavCom vest. Mine works best when I remove the clip from the back of the FT-60r. ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 28, 2020 4:00 PM To:

Hello From what I am reading I am thinking that the screen broke due to something that a phone screen protector would not add much protection. I may be wrong and if I am sorry but I think what you

I did this about 6 months ago.?Used an Armor Suit protective film that I had a spare one of.? Available on Amazon.?https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07N4GQR2N?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_shareI cut it about 1/8"

Obsolete ones for discontinued phones will be very inexpensive. Most of these are larger than the FT-60 screen. I would suggest cutting to size first. Also round the corners so it is less likely to

Maybe You can buy one for a smartphone and trim the edges with a sharp razor once it’s in place.

I've had my FT-60 since it first came out, and have had to replace the screen twice due to my own negligence.? Does anyone know of a screen protector that fits or approximates the FT-60 window

Here is an alternative which may do what you are

Thank you all for comments and suggestions. Kevin and Chuck were right: It was an old PL-259 center pin casing from another antenna that stayed in the radio. Your comments pointed me in the right

Excess solder on pl259.Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE smartphone

I think that means that the USA version uses an SO-239 wow the European version uses a different connector, probably an "N" connector. Dan, NR6V

The so-239 is a standard specification. The best advice is to first ascertain whether a different? pl-259 (male) connector will fit or not. Many times the solder job at the tip of the pl-259

I suspect the "USA Version" is not the connector itself but rather it indicates the US Version of the radio uses an SO-239 connector.

Chris, That would take a lot of filing, and doing it carefully would take a lot of time. I may have to resort to that in the end, but I am going to explore other solutions. The specs for the FT-8800

Before boring. drilling or reducing pin size find another PL-259 and verify it will not fit in the SO-239 connector. I have worked with SO-239's and PL-259's for nearly 60 years and the only time they

Has maybe the old PL 259 center pin stayed in the radio , It happened to a fellow ham and he was prepared to send it back to the dealer. [email protected]> wrote:

Here's a link for a 2 page write up by W6EC. http://hi-landers.com/Ham/FT-60R%20Quick%20Ref.pdf Chris AC2KV

Wouldn’t it be easier to use a small drill bit to make the receiving hole slightly larger? Do by hand only? Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent from some electronic device that only the Manufacturer

hmm, could you carefully file the center pin down a bit?

This question relates to the Yaesu FT-8800, not to the FT-60. Sorry about the intrusion, but I know that there are some very knowledgeable hams on this group, and I hope someone will be able to help