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One FT60R works just fine.? Print out this sheet of frequencies. https://www.work-sat.com/ewExternalFiles/FM-VOICE-SATS-12-2020d.pdf The FT60R allows you to program MEMORY BANKS.? Mine is

For years, the FT51R was my handheld.? Tried some others, none of them came up to the 51R -- reliable, bulletproof, good choice of accessories, easy to program, intuitive keypad. I resisted the

FB Nick. :-). 73 de Scott/n7net

Personally ?I think the FT 60 is one of the best radios ?ever made ...Well it has some shortcomings however the construction of this radio is unreal. I used to work on the Vertex Line of radios

You can force the scan to end rapidly by breaking squelch, either with the squelch button on the side of the HT, or by rotating the squelch control fully counter-clockwise.? This rapidly fills up the

Thanks Chuck The membrane resides on the inside of the case of the radio ...It is not the rubber around the mic element itself ...Just tor clarify...To me it looks like a piece of Gortex material

Well I did the mod and of course to me it sounds better and got rid of the Low Freq response.. Now I know it might be controversial however.."I did not remove the membrane on the Mic itself" Only the

Yes that little worked I have much better frequency response now with less muffled audio... I am the owner of a Motorola APX 8000 radio and I have to say my Yaesu FT-60 sound almost as good

The microphone inside the radio is an electret. The membrane to which I believe you are referring too is a formed rubber dampener. The microphone is about 0.25 inch in diameter and a cylinder about

Whoever told you to remove a membrane should NOT be trusted ... Check your deviation setting. Has your radio been subjected to moisture? -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Yes. I’ve heard that too. Give it a try and see what happens.. *Scott J. Dickinson, Esq.*

Also, wouldn't removing or puncturing that membrane make the microphone element more prone to plosives? (p-pops, breath noise, etc.) I talk almost right against, but ACROSS the front of my HT's, and

I don't think the FT-60 needs it. Where some Yaesu radios seem to have nothing but highs on analog FM, the FT-60 has just enough to be nice and clear.

Has anyone modded there FT 60 to get more high Freq response? I heard you can remove the membrane that is on the inside of the case to get better mic response...I will try this as I have two of these

I have exactly the same problem, on UHF only (even though radio shows 8.4V after charging). Connected the FT-60's battery contacts (on the radio) to an external DC PS and it worked fine on UHF. Bought

If you have not tried a Full Reset, perhaps the problem radio's microprocessor has become corrupted somehow. Seems to happen to my radios from time to time. Page 64 of the manual spells out the

When I worked for a small company repairing test equipment for the telephone industry we got into the habit of automatically replacing batteries because we found out the hard way that the batteries

Your batteries might have the voltage on powerup, but not the amperage. If you can plug in your radio thru a cigarette lighter plug, you can test this. The light plug will put out more amperage.

The one with the UHF problem may be drawing excessive current at high power. Does the LCD display blink out when you key up? Many newer radios monitor for low battery voltage and shut down until the

I have 2 FT-60's. One works fine, one shuts down and restarts when I transmit on UHF at high power. Only on high power; does not do this on Low or ExLow power. Switched out identical antennas between