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Have you tried trimming the plastic collar back a bit. As I have had to do that on lots of the aftermarket Mic's.. It allow the plugin to seat correctly into jack on radio. wrote:

I bought a cheap 12 dollar secret service earpiece on Amazon which caused the FT60R to key unless I applied pressure to the cable to make sure it was fully inserted into the mic/sp jack. Does

Gentlemen, Hope this gets added to the thread; never know with yahoo groups! Many thanks for the abundance of informative input! It added great insight and nudged me into thinking about trunking

thanks much. able to find l and u memory locations. Sent from my iPod

Walter (I presume), I think you are using 2 different email addresses to the same group, but I think you are only subscribed to receive from the group on one. I don’t know if this is what is

Beuller? Beuller? Anyone?

Sure it’ll be slow compared to a “real” scanner. But if it’s only a few channels and speed is not an issue, it’ll do the job.

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Please tell me how to set scan limits w/in a band. Can not understand manual directions. Thanks, Bob KN4GJG Sent from my iPod

It will work, but the FT-60R will be a slpw scanner. Try it, costs nothing to do so. If the scan soeed is an issue you c an always buy a dedicated scanner.

It makes a very good scanner for a moderate number (say 100 or so) of memory channels -- it's what I use mine for. I have the fancy (complicated) Unidens and undoubtedly their scanning and search

Any ham radio that scans, whether FT-60 or Baofengs, in my opinion, are very poor scanners. With newer Public Safety communications, a lot of them are digital and trunking systems. Ham radios do not

I often use mine but limit the scan to a lower and upper limit i.e. search a small piece of the band if I am looking for something there. Then another important setting is step size as the frequencies

It certainly DOES make a decent scanner. I use mine for that purpose, as well. Spec-wise, it works BETTER than a normal handheld scanner, provided that you don’t need to monitor anything that is

the other day, I was at a swap meet in SoCal and was about ready to plop $60 down on a scanner when it occurred to me that I already had a pretty decent scanner in my FT-60R. So I thought I'd ping the

Here's a consideration: I have NEVER had a Yaesu MH-34 speaker-mic "partially disengage" and cause problems like some aftermarket units have. If the tip of the 4-conductor, 3.5mm plug is not

If you take a knife and trim around the plug it will seat better and cure the problem. ?K3CLT Chuck Tobias To: FT-60@... Sent: Wednesday, November 1, 2017 10:41 PM Subject: Re:

An old trick (which I probably learned here years ago) is to plug the speaker/mic into the radio and then loop the cord through the belt clip and away from the radio on the opposite side. It works

Stay with Yaesu mic. Got off brand, didn't seat in plug good and kept cutting out. Paid 2x. Tom KM4AEM

The Yaesu microphone includes a fun little accessory. It’s a little plastic ring that snaps onto the cord and slips over the squelch knob. The idea is to keep the plug from working loose from the