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It happens on mine when the battery is low. 73JudyKF7DBN

ARTS, ATRS or something like that? 73, Nick, AA3T Sent from our laptop

We are experimenting with using simplex frequencies for our local ARES group. Tonight we had three members who use the FT-60 have a beep-beep-beep... when transmitting. It's not the Wires

The radio transmits on the memory channel that is currently displayed. There is no designated transmit channel. When scanning and you hear something you want to reply to, _briefly _press the PTT.

I've tried searching here and the manual but need a hand finding an answer. How do I set a primary transmit channel? Say I am scanning but want to transmit only on a specific channel, is there a way

I'm with Joe, Mine is set up for the areas of the country where I travel. 1 is for local at home 2 is for New England 3 is for Florida 4 is for MARS channels 2 and 3 above include Coast Guard and

You are right . . . that's the way to do it. When the RTSystems application is opened, it looks like a spreadsheet where you enter frequencies, tone, etc. Over on the right side of the spreadsheet

I do not use CHIRP for my FT-60 but have down loaded it to chirp in case I would like to at some later date. Chirp does support BANKS for the FT-60, and selecting frequencies to banks is done in much

Thanks very much for your information. On June 17 a representative from Yaesu is going to be at the HRO in Oakland as part of their open house. I think I will be going and asking him/her about it. If

If you call RTS they will help you. Just sharing my own experience with them.

Hi Mark I saw your message: "I HAVE the RT Systems (ADMS) software, but I haven’t seen that I can do “banks”." I think the way you use the Banks feature in the RT System software is by placing

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Wow!!!! You (this group) are GREAT! I have read the manual about the memory banks but I think part of the problem is I'm new to ham radio and I don't know the lingo. I did get some valuable tips from

Think of the memory banks as more as memory groups. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent through sub space hailing frequencies using the Universal Translator.

Don't forget that banks can be linked, Thus, you could scan bank 2 AND bank 5 at the same time. 73, Nick, AA3T Sent from our laptop

The FT-60R DOES have Memory Bank capability. See page 33 in the FT-60R manual on Yaesu's website. 73, Jim K5JG

I HAVE the RT Systems (ADMS) software, but I haven’t seen that I can do “banks”. I just have them in “hundreds” for each type of service: 001-100 “City Fire”, 101-200 “County Fire”,

Umm.. That is incorrect. The FT-60 has up to 10 memory banks, or groups. See page 33 of the manual for details. And they are made for essentially exactly what you are trying to do. You would create a

Chirp can definitely arrange channels into memories, I group them into regions that I travel to. One thing I like to do is place a "dummy" channel at the beginning of each memory group, with a

The FT60 does not use "memory banks". There are 999 memory "channels", not separated by "banks", as older scanners used to be.