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Thanks, Philip, I'll buy the MO and get it in the mail tomorrow,Christian?

Good morning Clint, 8, sheesh, I thought 3 were a lot. . .? The reason I got "extras" was because it is by far my favorite HT.? On a couple occasions in years past I bought one then swapped it off

Hi Christian, OK, I'll box the radio up and have it ready to go, most likely via Priority Mail.? Since I had a couple people asking if the price was for 2 or 3 radios, I DO want to confirm that it

I'd like to buy it. Please confirm and I'll get the money order,Thanks, Christian KD2LIN?

$120 is a fair price. If I didn't already have a fleetnof eight of them, I'd snag it ... -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Hi, I have three of these radios (the FT-60 has long been my favorite HT).? One is my "daily walker", I'm keeping it. The other two are back-ups I bought so that if one failed or I lost it, I'd

I repacked one of my battery with Ikea 1900mA cells some time ago. It did split easily, just had to run a knife tip around the edge just above where the rubber seal sits. The Ikea cells are a tiny bit

Andrew, how did you get yours repacked? Is there a service you used that you can share? I'm hesitant to open up a worn out pack.

I use a Maha charger that charges individual cells. They are, indeed, lasting sarned near twice as long (2500mAH Maha Aa cells versus 1400 mAH stock NiMh pack. -- Clint Bradford

Clint What is the average life that you are getting with the NiMH batteries in the tray? Mike W5SKK

I’m not. I carry a Garmin Inreach Mini with me also. But my ht comes with me all the time especially to monitor under the Wilderness Protocol. But Mainly just trying to use, understand and utilize

One should not depend upon ham radio on "backcountry" situations. Consider pirchasing/renting a satellite phone if you need comms. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

I’m looking into the possible benefit of the Smart Search feature when your out the backcountry or in an area where you don’t have cell service or limited cell service. I know for the most part we

Remember, if you are looking for the transmit tone, you have to be monitoring the Input of the repeater, not the output. You can also do a search for the repeater you are listening to and probably

Smart Search (manual page 48) and Tone Search (manual page 24) are separate functions. Use Smart Search first, to find a repeater of interest. Next, choose a Smart Search memory that got populated.

I’m not sure on that. If you don’t save it, and leave the frequency, you will lose the tone and have to enter it again. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

When doing that does it save it to the temporary memory slot the Smart Search feature offers?

You need to manually enter the transmit. PL tone, then save it in the same memory slot. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

Ok so recently I’ve discovered the Smart Search feature. Easy to operate and I understand how the channels are saved. But my question is. After the radio preforms the smart search feature and

I noticed the rubber cover on the mic and power plugs is broken. Do you want to replace that? It’s really cheap I think less than a dollar from Yaesu for the replacement part itself. -Jonathan.