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NEW to the FT60r world.? Nice to meet this group! I'm not deeply technical, and like to keep things simple.? Main rig is FT857, and MicroHam TNC thingy.? Usually 40 Meter CW.? I have a newly

Followup: I just bought a pocket oscilloscope to play with. I can improve my understanding of a few things without risking my one reliable HT. This is cheaper than smoking my FT60 and can teach me

Thanks to those who replied with the process. I am taking to heart the caution to not risk my good radio in this way, but I am curious how it would be done. I'll consider the Baofeng version of the

In this vein, here’s a half-serious suggestion: put the white elephant power supply on a shelf until someone gives or lends you an oscilloscope. With it you’ll be able to see the input to and

I don't intend this as an insult but only a caution: it's probably best you don't experiment with what I would consider a valuable piece of hardware if you don't know what you are doing and by that I

My two cents: https://www.dxengineering.com/parts/ysu-e-dc-6#overview One end has bare wires, the other end has a jack for your radio. Easy-peasy. I suggest you carefully examine the homebrew power

There's a DC jack on the radio that can accept a pretty wide voltage range. ?It's a 4x1.7mm coaxial jack. ?I got some adapters with PD triggers so that I can run it off USB power banks that can

I agree with you: Cheap power supplies can cause damage . I actually use clip leads to power a few HTs with battery removed .73 K2FT

I personally wouldn't connect a power supply made by someone without knowing how good it is. There is a possibility the power supply isn't filtered properly and could do damage to your nice FT-60 HT.

Gary, there's no DC connection on the power supply. There are simply two poles as I described. From what the elmer who made the power supply said, one connects the HT via the two cables to the two

DON'T TRUST IT!!! Use only the proper Yaesu power supply from the manufacturer, for the type of battery in your FT 60!!!? Sent from AOL on Android On Fri, Dec 15, 2023 at 12:50 PM, Jayne Rising

There is a DC in jack on the side of your HT. Have a look. -- Gary KY8M Macomb, MI.

Hello, So I was given an external power supply at the White Elephant gift exchange during the ham club Christmas party. I spoke with the guy who built it, and he said it's a 2 amp power supply that

Based on this conversation, I'm going to try the?Yaesu FBA-25A battery holder.? I don't use the radio much and this seems like a good choice, especially if my fingers are strong enough to get the

No balance circuitry.? When/if the battery life gets short, I'll check the cells individually and manually charge the low one. Halden

Nice integration with the base. ?Did you have any balance circuitry, or just charge the two (I presume protected) cells in series?

Radellaf, See post # 19174 if this link doesn't work: /g/Yaesu-FT-60/message/19174? Halden

"At one time I modified an old mechanical (daily) timer" - back 20 years ago I used one of those with a 60 or 30 min on-time to keep cells charged, vs a low level trickle charge.? Back when we didn't

"?I stuffed 2 Li-ion flat cells into the enclosure and have been enjoying its lighter weight and higher capacity" How did you rig a charger for those?? I've looked at a couple of options: bring out

Hi All, I did the same with a mechanical timer. The Yaesu automatic charger suits me now. The seem to be plenty of WiFi power plugs with timers around and cheap too. Andrew VK5CV Get Outlook for