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Andy,you have been extra helpful after being so disrespected. Good on you!KU8Q Sent from AOL on Android On Sat, Aug 3, 2024 at 9:56 PM, Andy KI6SEP<ki6sep@...> wrote: Two things:a) I have

Two things: a) I have attached the example that did not come through the other day. b) I describe the steps I use to set up a Bank below Sure! I do not have the programming software you are using so I

Andy, Why not post here *exactly what you do, step-by-step* to accomplish my objective...

I agree: the FT60 is the easiest radio to program. We've programmed ours using a computer and manually. Easiest both ways. ("We" being my YL, our sons, and me) I've observed that people who have

There are a lot of references if you search for FT-60 manual programming. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

The FT-60 is absolutely the easiest ham radio to program. Check out https://www.k6lcs.com/k6lcs/Docs.html Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!!

Yes Andy, please send it as an attachment. The R.T. Systems software was supposed to make programming the FT-60 easy to understand and simplified, as opposed to doing this programming manually. I

See below....

I did find this R.T. Systems tutorial but the enclosed, from their PDF. See Page 80 in the link below. The snip below makes no sense to me... http://www.rtsystems.us/downloads/helpfiles/ft60.pdf "Now

Andy, Never got your "example". It's O.K., I'll contact R.T. Systems...again.

Given that you are attempting to perform a "cut & paste", I believe the manual has caused confusion for you. Maybe this will help: the Banks do not store frequencies & settings. Only the actual memory

Maybe this alternate view will help: bg60 PDF Document · 1.6 MB Rick KG7MQL

Agreed. In fact, I just sold an FT-60R to someone, and RT Systems were happy to transfer my serial number for their software to the new user.

You wrote: "I do have the R.T. Systems programming software, but support for the radio is discontinued, so they can't help me." That is pure rubbish. Now, then, if you have a unauthorized copy, or a

Hello Everyone, My FT-60 is proving to be a challenge to program the BANKS, #1 thru #10. The problem? I don't know how to do it! I don't find the manual [pages 27-29] any help, either. In "memory", I

Yaesu changed the packaging of the FT-60R in early 2013 - to include the SBH-13 charge cup. Reason is that it is NOT best to charge NiMH with a constant-rate, uncontrolled, never-turning-off charger.

If you really are charging the battery via the external 12V jack, then you must have an FT-60E, not an FT-60R. Or possibly an older original FT-60. My guess, though, is you are powering the radio, but

I thought it was some regulation about devices shouldn't charge without a timer cutoff.? ?I thought there was that 3rd tab on the packs, which isn't on the alkaline pack, but either that doesn't

We have older FT60R units and they do charge the standard battery pack when 12V is supplied to the external connector. We had an experience that may explain why they disabled that feature. We were

The SAD-25 is intended for the FT5DR radio. The SAD-24 is for the charge cradle SBH-13. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com