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Nit picking, but I never heard of any part of the FT-60 “blowing up”. Page 2 Jack, ae8p

I think one of the most common things is what to do when "tun" shows up. The other is the infamous WIRES function. At least that can be disabled. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Sent by the

My first try at a Quick Start Card and Beginner's Guide can be found at http://rick.sparber.org/ham.htm If you are interested in contributing to either one of these documents, please

Clint, It is great to see so many choices. 73, Rick Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2014 9:48 AM To: FT-60@... Subject: [FT-60] Quick Programming - Cheat Sheet Several

Several years ago, I digested the 84-page manual and created a one-page "How to Manually Program Your FT-60R" "cheat sheet." It is available as a .pdf to all on the DOCS page at ...

Neil, I'm sure that the designers of the FT-60 find their interface intuitively obvious and simple to use. Maybe 99% of the owners of this radio feel the same way. But, like you, I have trouble.

Rick: Your idea sounds good. MY problem is that, even after owning the cussed thing for over a year, I can never remember how to delete a frequency from a group. There's something I try to do (can't

Mike, The quick start card I'm thinking of would get a person able to talk to a single repeater. Super barebones and assumes nothing. It might be used in an emergency by someone that isn't a ham

The nifty guide for the FT-60 is what I use, it really helps.

I have already posted my FT-60R cheat sheet in the files section. It is called: Yaesu FT-60R Operating Notes.doc. It is a compilation of the most useful, and used most often, segments from the

Jardy, I see the card I would offer as being just enough to get you on the air. The nifty card is a whole lot more. 73, Rick KG7MQL Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2014 3:26 PM To:

Greg, Just to be clear, I am writing a Beginner’s Guide which works with the Yaesu Operating Manual. It is not an addendum. I like your idea of a quick start card. It seems to me that the

Check out nifty-accessories.com for a trifold, wallet sized cheat sheet. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Sent by the Underground Railroad,

Hey Rick, Looks like you have some support out there for the addendum. Congrats and I wish you well in the endeavor. I thought of doing one myself on the FT-60r, but the circumstances don't

I know that there is another file for Southern California but it's in a format that I can't import as I use FT-60 Commander. I think that many of these repeaters are private and some may be closed so

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the FT-60 group. File : /Programing Files/California/SoCalJuly2014.xlsx

John, Thanks for the kind words. I will send you a .pdf of what I have now so you can see where I’m headed. Rick KG7MQL Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2014 6:50 AM To:

Rick, I am sure there are first time hams as well as first time users of not only the FT60 but other HT’s as well that will appreciate your efforts. Thanks for giving back to this fraternity we all

Great "Ham" spirit Rick!!! Ron KG7DOG

Jim, I have a compromise that should work. As I write my Beginner’s Guide to the FT-60, I will post it on my web site (rick.sparber.org). Those interested in correcting or adding to it can work