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I’ve done something wrong. When I’m in memory mode, I previously could push either MHZ up or MHZ down for one second, and my 15 channels would begin scanning. But now, it scans only two channels

Granted that we SHOULD never need to do this but I've stuck mine in a plastic bag to keep it dry now and then.? Small hole and tape for the antenna port.Dave J.? AF0DJ On Fri, Mar 17, 2023 at

Thanks for the responses.? I did check with Batteries America and they don't have them.? The gaskets dry out and crack, an moisture gets inside the radio in rainy conditions and the display fogs

Does not mean they all were ever manufactured and marketed. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Perhaps this may help: http://www.yaesu.com/jp/amateur_index/product/ft60/spec.html Google translate says: It seems the radio is called just FT-60 (without R, E or T) in Japan. And the user manual

Yes, I have never heard of a Yaesu FT-60T too, until I found the Japanese datasheet with those specs as same as I got it confirmed from one of the Japanese re-sellers in Tokio. Translated to English

Diky Petre :)

The bill of materials in FT-60 service manual shows several builds of the FT-60 PCB. Namely?USA A2U, EXP A1, EXP A2, EXP A3, EU B1, EU B2, EXP B3, EU C1, EU C2, EXP C3, EU D1, EU D2, AUS H1, AUS H2.

I have never heard of a Yaesu FT-60T. Anyone hear of such a model? -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

I know of no "Japanese" edition of the FT-60.

I found this on https://www.manualslib.com/manual/339742/Yaesu-Ft-60r.html?page=34 and it does work. The manual for my new 60R does not have this verbiage, and the page content is different.? Go

Thanks, Petr, Quite interesting that the Japanese spec points out that 915-961 MHz is blocked.? The English specification doesn't say that.? It says "cellular blocked" but cellphones in North

Clint, I know this spec, but I am not able to find JA spec to compare it. I can read fluently Hiragana / Katakana (Kanji), but I was not able to find the spec data sheet for FT-60T... I found these

At the end of the FT-60R/E manual are the Specifications, showing thr TX/RX differences berween the [E]uropean and the [R] US versions. https://www.work-sat.com/shack-aids.html -- Clint Bradford

Hi, The difference would be the frequency allocations. Japanese designated models can sometimes be less power due to their different licences, however I think that's unlikely with a handheld.

Hi all, is there somebody able to share the specification and difference in between FT-60R / FT-60E / FT-60T please? (US / EU / JA versions...) Thanks, Petr

Clint, Thanks for the heads up and I saw your recommendations in earlier posts. (I hate stumbling into a group or thread unless I research the subject first and your group here is fraught with

Should read ‘lowest’. Damn autocorrect. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

VFO’s don’t remember anything. That is why you must save to memory. 88.5 is the slowest tone on the radio so it is the default tone. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty

William - double those packs' longevity: purchase a Smiley 270 or Diamond SRH-320a antenna, and turn TX power DOWN to 2W. If you're not making it FM voice on 2m/440 line-of-sight with 2W, odds are