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I own a 2010 Class B Van Camper, Chevrolet/RoadTrek, and I am having problems with the Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor System. Purchased the Camper February 2, 2010, 16 months later, being this past June

New one arrived today, minus the USB cable. Rob is sending one PDQ... /paul W3FIS

A number of the generic camera cases fit well. I have a nice vinyl case some sun glasses came in. Holds the antenna as well. A insulated lunch bag makes a good small "go" bag, FWIIW. /paul W3FIS

FWIIW, I have the charging cradle. I also have a light timer, set to come on for 15-20 minutes every 24 hours. The FT-60R sits in the cradle all the time. Thus, a "top off" trickle charge. If I use

Sounds like the batteries have developed some internal resistance and can no longer supply enough current for high power operation. ________________________________ From: kc9foz <KC9FOZ@...> I

Kevin is absolutely right. I've had batteries go bad and turn off the minute I tried to transmit. On low power, all was well. Buy the new batteries and your problems should be over. Be aware that

You need to re-break-in the batteries after a period of storage. I'm assuming all you have to charge them is the wall-wart charger. Run the battery packs down to 6.0 volts, then recharge. Repeat for

Even though the battery shows 8.4 volts, it could be bad. It also needs to produce the amps needed. ?Similar?to a car battery that goes bad, but still shows 12 volts. If a cell is bad, the battery

I have two FT-60R's and they have not been used in about 6 months. I charged them up overnight and for some reason when I try to transmit on high the radio shuts off and turns back on. I can turn them

http://www.vtap.com/video/APRSTV+Episode+7+-+Folding+J-Pole/CL0068910430_72a398424_V0lLSTIxNTM1MzN-aW46NX5xOmJyfmJ3OldJS0kyMTUzNTMz peace, haans :) Any third grader can figure out... if you can print

It's simple enough for DIY. I did it and it worked out well.? Use a sharp knife and straightedge to make the cuts for the display window.? Start by drilling small holes for the lower corners - it

In the FILES area here is a picture of a Yaesu / Vertex LCC-150 that I took to my local shoe repair person and had "modded." It uses the radio's belt clip - Why change that? I mean, it's the strongest

Pete, That's all sage advice. I do in fact have a lighter adapter for recharging, as well as a alkaline battery pack holder. While I don't have an antenna I can readily toss up 40' in the air, I do

The SC-47 Kenwood case (for the TH-D7A) is a good fit for the FT-60, including cutouts or indents for the important buttons like PTT. You can see the entire radio face. It's available in either black

Hello Ed, I bought a neoprene (wetsuit material) case designed for a satellite navigator from Poundland. Yes, cost me a whole English Pound (?1.00) and modified it by cutting out holes for the belt

Look at cases for a Kenwood HT. Not sure which model of Kenwood, but I remember reading that a Kenwood case is a perfect fit for the FT-60.

does anyone know where i can buy a ft 60 case to protect my radio

true http://www.hamradio.com/detail.cfm?pid=H0-007323 peace, haans :)

I don’t mean to burst your bubble, but today it shows for $149.95 with free shipping at HRO. Maybe you can get a price adjustment. David Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2011 3:17 PM To:

Bought mine Friday for $159 ! Dave