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That's a pretty simple solution. Elegant, even. Thanks and 73 Jim [email protected]> wrote:

You could use an HT or other radio to generate the other 15 or so frequencies you need to stop the search. Just key the ht on different frequencies long enough to get discovered 73 Richard W4MCD

Hello I live in an area that is sparsely populated by radio signals of any variety. I decided to do a smart search to see what was around me. Unfortunately, I selected the "CONT" option, which keeps

I went through the same issue. In my situation I could not fully seat the connector in the socket. I trimmed away a bit? of the connector plastic on the speaker mike and it then? fully seated but

Plug pushed in all the way? ?It is a straight thru plug, no threads on it?

Assuming it is made for Yaesu ... Only insert and remove with radio OFF. Is it "seating" completely in the side of the radio? Many aftermarket audio accessories' tip of the 4-conductor 3.5mm plug

I I tried to use an aftermarket speaker/mic. This made the unit begin to power up and down repeatedly, about two cycles per second. I tried the reset procedure described in the manual. This has no

I’m also grateful that everyone here is willing to volunteer and help people with FT-60 questions and problems. Thanks to all for the civility and continued engagement! I’m not surprised that

I have been using chirp with my ft-60r for 6 years with no problems other than the cumbersome FT-60r menu protocols. Just follow the directions to the letter and use the correct com port number.

Probably because they are tired of receiving reports like this ... I've been having some memory issues with my Yaesu 857-D. I reloaded the memories again using the CHIRP software. The more I

Any idea why Yaesu doesn’t like CHIRP? Jerry NV7GS +++++ Give a person a fish and you feed them for a day. Teach a person to use the Internet and they won't bother you for weeks, months, maybe

Hello Clint I tried your search string. Copied it right from the message and inserted into the search field of Google. Dozens of pages came back. After sifting through the first five pages of

Believe that could only apply to programming issues and reports are that the Chirp people will help there. No affect on the mechanicals, and I haven't myslef seen reports of people

And THANK YOU to everyone - for keeping this CIVIL. This is a welcome change from a lot of b.s. happening online now ... -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

I have paid $250 each for subscriptions to a couple Motorola commercial HTs I own. That is PLUS their $100 programming cable, and PLUS their RIB interface ... Having a professional,

I cannot believe I am the only person to have read horror stories about using this software on some Yaesu rigs ... And Yaesu's John Kruk has specifically stated that units bricked with CHIRP are in

Thank you. I was not aware of a potential issue with using Chirp.I've used both Chirp and RT Systems and I prefer RT.73,Gary K9GS

The fly in the ointment is if Yaesu will help if programming problems occurs. They provide their own cable for a fee to clone but I did not see anything about programming the? radio, just cloning. So

Apologies in advance, Clint, for using your well-intentioned response as a starting point for this note. Your statement "CHIRP has been known to “brick” several models of Yaesu radios - a

CHIRP has been known to “brick” several models of Yaesu radios - a well-documented phenomenon. I, too, have experimented with CHIRP - on a spare FT-60R. But from the CHIRP web site ... “We