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I just use Walmart battery automotive disconnects and mostly spade lugs at varying current capacities ( things you can easily get anywhere =) Necessity versus engineering /-) -- *73's Pat

Ok. Sent: December 31, 2021 5:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Yaesu-FT-60] PowerPoles - Not for Permanent Installations SOURCE: First-hand experience, common sense, WB6NOA

I am not condemning genuine Anderson Powerpoles. Nor their use by the amateur radio community. I, too, have used them for commercial clients (from our 15-20AH models, to those used by Crown forklift

You had an isolated issue, you cannot state "Not for Permanent Installations" because you had an issue. I have worked with these for years in industry, they are used in mission critical UPS systems,

Anderson themselves acknowledge the phenomenon ... https://www.andersonpower.com/content/dam/app/site/resources/techreference/app_pm.pdf And please - I hope no one saw my original post and

Anderson themselves addresses the phenomenon ... * *Flat wiping contact system* Allows for minimal contact resistance at high current, wiping action cleans contact surface during

SOURCE: First-hand experience, common sense, WB6NOA first-hand experience ... -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Yes, I’ve never heard this about PowerPoles until now. If that were a post full of medical assertions, I would ask for supporting evidence from peer-reviewed publications. I’m not sure if the

Complete nonsense, stop spreading misinformation.

A note on PowerPoles ... if not "used" (connecting/disconnecting) often, they can develop resistance in that two-spring contact. Enough to slow or even stop 100-200mW loads. Look at a cross-section

A fuse is appropriate between the barrel connector and the Andersons. Other than that, I think using the red & black Andersons for "12V" power is as much as standard as 120 VAC plugs and outlets

Are you lending out your equipment unknown people? -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

The FT-60 is designed to take 6V - 16V DC

I'm thinking same: 12v only. Thanks again!

Interesting point, but if it were mine I wouldn't be worrying, I - and all my club and ARES friends - use them only on 12v.

It is an HT ..... but if you want to make it universal with all of your Anderson Power Pole stuff use the same connector and FUSE the power cord correctly for the device /-) Ht ... two amps /-) --

Which connector do you recommend? 15A? Thanks! And I appreciate all the other comments! 73, W1SLC

Is there "failure to communicate" here? I'm not sure I want to solder the bare leads of a Yaesu E-DC-6 to some Anderson powerpole connectors - even properly polarized - that might get hooked up to

Thanks for the DC connector link. Any recommendations for a ferrite choke that should be used on the homemade FT-60R DC power cord to suppress noise when using in my running car? 73, Joe AD2DB

That went well =) Saves lots of money too =) https://www.amazon.com/Besmelody-10-Pack-Socket-Connector-Adapter/dp/B06XV9NM58 -- *73's Pat N5VMO*