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Rick, That is what I did. I studied on the Internet (the free exams) for a week until I could not fail any of the exams. Then, just a week before I was going to take the Technician exam, a friend of

Well, I thought that this issue was licked. But actually no. One of those nasty illusive bugs that require a solid failure to find. Occasionally my FT60 would either not turn on, or would turn on with

Got mine for $155 on Amazon. Now they're $172. They're going fast. Get one while you can. The thing is a beast, but it's a solid radio.

R&L electronics: FT-60 $149.95 + free shipping. I have purchased most of my equipment from them. They are prompt, courteous, and knowledgeable. YAESU FT-60R , YAESU FT60R R&L Electronics

I carefully read over the table of contents of the FT-60's user manual and found nothing about connecting a key in order to transmit CW. Am I missing something? Thanks, Rick

de Rich/AG6QR, I assume that you find out how you did on the test shortly after you turn it in. By all means, I will take tests until I fail. My first try at General wasn’t stellar but I did pass. I

HRO is good, and I've dealt with them quite a bit, both in person and online, but I suspect most of the other places are good, too. If you're a retired electrical engineer, then you probably have much

I will second the vote for gigaparts -- I got my FT60 there, and they were fast and on the ball. I also second the recommendation to take more than just your tech test, as it costs nothing more that

I have been around hams all of my life. Growing up, two houses down was a ham. My brother-in-law has been a ham since he was in high school so my wife actually picked up a lot of information from him.

James, Well, at least on the practice exams, I have been scoring 100% for the last week. I plan to take these exams every day until test day. Thanks, Rick Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2014 7:43 PM To:

I'm going to start looking at HRO on a regular basis!!! Gerald WA5IRC

I already have a Uniden Bearcat which can scan 2m and 70 cm plus a few more bands. To my surprise, I don't hear a lot of traffic on those bands here in Phoenix. I live line of sight from the "Antenna

Tom, I just took the practice exam at HamTestOnline and passed. Thanks, Rick Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2014 7:05 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: Re: [FT-60] Re: FT-60R $174.95 at HRO! ? Take

Tom, Excellent suggestion. I’ll do it! Thanks, Rick Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2014 7:05 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: Re: [FT-60] Re: FT-60R $174.95 at HRO! ? Take the General Test on the

I paid 169$ for mine from HRO not much diffrence but the math is easy. shop around ~stev

HRO is great Andy FT-60@...> wrote:

Rick, I don't think it matters where you buy. Most Amateur Radio dealers (the reputable ones anyway) provide excellent customer service. Most have been around awhile and will try their best to keep

Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2014 9:23 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: RE: [FT-60] Re: FT-60R $174.95 at HRO! I am new to the group and, in fact, don't have my license yet. I take the Technician's

FT-60R is an excellent radio. All the features you need with none of the features you’ll never need. Built like a tank. You don’t need your license to buy a radio, only to use it, but you probably