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Dennis, I look up the repeaters for the locale I'm going to and program them in the radio. I also include the two simplex national calling frequencies of 146.52 VHF and 446.00 UHF. Their are also

Hi all ... I am new here. I was wondering how you travel with you ft-60. What freq do you listen to and do you use simplex? Thanks Dennis KE7LBR

Yes. I used to plug a small FM transmitter into mine and monitor the radio on my car FM radio - there was a very annoying thump when the squelch closed.

Yep, thanks Kelly. I’m asking about the headset out on the MH-34 speaker/mic, which is a 3.5mm mono jack. I just tried adding a filter and that seems to have done the trick. Two .33μf dipped

Thank you for the excellent explanation. Carl Sutter KK6UQZ

You do realize that the socket is a 4-conductor not a 3-conductor like a stereo socket, right? One of those lines has voltage on it for the microphone. tip = speaker ring1 = data/clone ring2 =

Hello, "Is there a way to do this on a FT-60 ?" Yes if you press the BAND button (between the 0 and the F/W). It will toggle between frequency and Alphatag. Hope this helps. 73 Wassim WN6WJN PS:

I agree 100%. RT Systems products are the best and they are a US company, unlike some others. Their excellent tech support, should you ever need it, is just a phone call away. 73, Jim K5JG

Hello all! Have any of you put a decent set of headphones on your FT-60? I got around to wiring up a mono adapter for the speaker mic headset socket on mine, and on a lark shortened the cable

Switch to RT Systems software and cables. After fiddling around with Chirp, I tossed it and purchased the RT Systems application and associated cable. I now have RT Systems for FT-60, FT-7900, and

Thank you for the information on Commander, looks simpler to use than Chirp, on my FT60. again thanks!

The Band button worked great. It's the fastest way to obtain the frequency info. Thank you all for your answers. Konstantinos#yiv7556834651 #yiv7556834651 -- #yiv7556834651ygrp-mkp {border:1px solid

Thanks Jim, but someone on here (sorry I don’t remember who or when) told me about that, so I can't take any credit for this. de KC?JPO/AFA8JP/AFF8CO John Murphy "When all else fails...Amateur

John, I've owned FT-60's almost continuously since they came out in the early 2000's and never knew that. Thanks for pointing it out. 73, Jim K5JG

The BAND button works for me.Ron

Thanks much. ?I was reading the mail , ?so to speak, ?and wondered myself as I have a pair of 60s with a lot of the memories named as well.? Dave J. AF0DJ

When I'm in memory mode and want to see the frequency behind the label I've assigned, I just tap the "Band" button (which puts the radio in "Tune" mode). Tap "Band" again to exit "Tune", and go

The feature exist, when you have a channel that is in NAME more, for example on my radio, I have a named channel called CRA460. If you press the BAND button (lower right, next to the F/W button), it

or press the band button…it will show the frequency. push a second time to return to the name mode.

Just push the 'band' button, it will display channel frequency if you are in memory mode. Best Regards Barry MacColl FT-60@...> wrote: