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I've always used purpose-specific software (i.e., not CHIRP) to program my Yaesu handhelds but I have used CHIRP to program some cheap Chinese radios. I haven't made any programming changes to my

Hello All, After tearing my hair out and spending many fruitless hours searching the net for these settings, I finally found them. In CHIRP! In the Log. (After several failed attempts) They work. I

Great! We often forget that most all modern radios are small "computers" and sometimes require rebooting to restore original functionality. 73 MW / N4MEW

Hello Mark, I finally got brave and decided to do an F1 SETRST. That has fixed the problem:-) I was very reluctant to do any level of reset before backing the radio up as I have a LOT of stuff

You've also tried the minor Reset of the radio as well, short of clearing your memory settings as well? MW / N4MEW

Hi Kelly, No, keyboard lock is not on. I can go through the process of programming a new channel or transferring a channel to a bank, but when I press whatever key is required to complete the step,

Did you check to see if the keyboard lock is on? There will be key icon on the display when this is on. Press and hold the 6 key to toggle this. 73 de AC7EW Kelly Regards, Kelly

Hello All, I posted a similar plea to this previously but did not get a reply. Fingers crossed this time... I can not program my FT-60R from the keyboard anymore. S/No 6N450402 Made in Japan:-) And

Hi Shane, my FT-60E is s/n: 4K770499 (year?) and it is Made in Japan. Frankly speaking I never heard about production of radio itself in China. I know that accu, mic and other accessories are

Yaesu does have their own programming software, I installed it. And the cable is genuine Yaesu SCU-59 from HRO. The problem is in my laptop, not the radio, the software, the driver, or the cable.

Yep, I have the 60 and the RT systems programmer for it. Works great. Sent from Chris's iPhone.

Chris, Yaesu does not have their own programming software (at least I don’t think so - You have a Yaesu cable?). RT systems makes programming software for Yaesu radios. FT-65 Radio

I thought the Yaesu SCU-35 or SCU-59 cable worked with the '65 ... And yes: Licensees of RTSystems' titles love them (g). -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Do Yaesu themselves have programming software for that radio? Also, how hard is it to program from the front panel? Sent from Chris's iPhone.

Some cables marked as Prolific have a problem with their programming chip. You might try rolling back the chip driver to 3.2.0.0. This driver can be found at www.miklor.com. This is a great website

I did not find a group for the Yaesu FT-65R so though I'd try here.? Hope that's OK.? If you know of a FT-65R group, please point me to it. I cannot get my brand new *Yaesu FT-65R* to program using

It's a modern classic! If you could add or improve one feature through a firmware update, what would that be? I would add some more tuning step sizes. Sent from Chris's iPhone.

Hello group, I just picked up another FT60 from Giga Parts on sale last week for $144.95. This is the cheapest I've seen them new in awhile. This one is made in Japan. My other one that is several

Once you hit PTT, you must initiate the upload in the software. Have you tried Chirp? It works well also. Michael WA7SKG

China has put out cables with fake Prolific chips in them. Prolific has made it so their latest and greatest drivers will not work with those cables. That’s why you need to roll back the driver to