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Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
Try using FT-60 Commander software, found at kc8unj.com. It is a great program and free. Use the Alternate write method. Also, the FT-60 is absolutely the easiest radio to manually program.
By JARDY DAWSON · #19262 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
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By Miguel Villanueva Jr. · #19261 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
Try using chrip I program the repeaters in my FT60R seems to work find. 73 wayne ka3bqs
By Wayne Mickletz · #19260 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
Awesome documentation. Avi Zamites Proud Navy Veteran ________________________________ Sent: Monday, April 11, 2022 10:11:01 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: Re:
By Avi Zamites <azamites@...> · #19259 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
Read the manual. The FT60 is very easy to learn.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
By Chuck Tobias · #19258 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
The Boston Marathon is April 18. https://www.baa.org/races/boston-marathon
By David Hightower · #19257 ·
Re: I'm expected to be comm support for the Boston Marathon tomorrow at 4:45 EDT. But I can't program the repeaters into my FT60R
I found this a helpful resource. Definitely would recommend it to new users as a supplement to the official manual. Especially for visual learners. Thank you!
By Nancy - KC1NEK · #19256 ·
Re: Crackly volume Pot
Thanks!!! Sent: April 7, 2022 10:33 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Yaesu-FT-60] Crackly volume Pot You will need to disassemble it to do anything like cleaning. A new
By Chris Smart · #19255 ·
Re: Crackly volume Pot
You will need to disassemble it to do anything like cleaning. A new volume/power switch is $8.45 from Yaesu parts dept if you want to replace it. It¡¯s pretty easy. The only difficult part is
By Jonathan Cotten · #19254 ·
Crackly volume Pot
It's not intermittent yet, but I'm hearing some crackle as I adjust the volume. How can I get some DeOxit to the pot? Do I need to disassemble the radio? Thanks Chris
By Chris Smart · #19253 ·
Re: Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios - electromigration
Thanks! Maybe we just caught a bad batch... Very good information! 73 N1KSP & N1CHX Avi Zamites Proud Navy Veteran ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2022 5:01:58 PM To:
By Avi Zamites <azamites@...> · #19252 ·
Re: Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios - electromigration
https://sv8ym.blogspot.com/2010/07/mysterious-case-of-withering-filters.html Sent: Thursday, 24 March 2022 7:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Yaesu-FT-60] Yaesu replacing ceramic filters
By Andrew Russell · #19251 ·
Re: Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios
Found the service manual. https://usermanual.wiki/Pdf/YAESUFT60ServiceManual.1290452921/view The 450KHz IF filter and a 47.25MHz filter do have DC on the inputs. Found the IF
By Andrew Russell · #19250 ·
Re: Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios
Morning all, Fortunately, my FT60r is still going strong. A few years ago I replaced a ceramic filter in a Uniden UHF HT for my brother. The only through hole part on the board. The problem is called
By Andrew Russell · #19249 ·
Re: Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios
I started purchasing FT-60R HTs since the moment they became available. And I own a "fleet" of six of them And I sold hundreds of them while working for the planet's largest amateur radio equipment
By Clint Bradford · #19248 ·
Yaesu replacing ceramic filters in 2 radios
Greetings, We have 2 FT-60R radios. A few months ago, the audio began sounding distorted. Sort of like when you have a weak battery and there's enough juice to get some audio out, but not clearly...
By Avi Zamites <azamites@...> · #19247 ·
Faulty PTT switch?
My FT-60R, several light-duty years old, is terrific on all counts, except one. Either the PTT switch is intermittent or there's something wrong with my left thumb. ? Checking into a local
By Phil Milazzo KC6OEI · #19246 ·
Re: FT-60 audio a bit muffled just for m the radio no Speaker mic...
May be a thin piece of plastic flashing stuck in front of the mic. Ask the dealer to correct it or replace the unit. This would not be the first time this problem has occurred. Sent from the all new
By John Thacker · #19245 ·
Re: FT-60 audio a bit muffled just for m the radio no Speaker mic...
Hmm, not mine. Sounds good apparently. Does it favor highs as much as the FT-70 I own? No, but it doesn¡¯t sound as thin as that on FM either. Sent: February 25, 2022 10:41 PM To:
By Chris Smart · #19244 ·
Re: FT-60 audio a bit muffled just for m the radio no Speaker mic...
Well, I an about ready to turn my FT-60 back in to the store because of the low & muffled audio from the front panel mike. Using a Yaesu speaker mike I sound just fine, like I do on my Icom T-70A on
By Theodore Morris <nc8v@...> · #19243 ·