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As Clint points out, you may have the Deviation set to "Narrow" +/-2.5KHz instead of the default "Wide" +/-5KHz. See manual page 62. The other possibility is the FT-60R Mic socket itself. It is

The rubber bands they (used to?) have on broccoli work well and last. FWIW: I understand the issue isn't that something is broken in the FT-60 but rather that the round portion of the connector you

Page 62-ish of our manuals. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Let's simplify this. If purchased new from an authorized Heil and Yaesu dealer, that Heil mini-boom single-sided headset work great. There is no widespread problem with that combination of items. SO

Well...Heil's website is awful.? I don't think "Dynamic" refers to the microphone element type.? When you click on it it takes you to a review page.If you click on "specs" it says...73,Gary K9GS

I have followed this process with success to improve transmit audio. ?https://youtu.be/R3Ovv5_TVNg?si=ZYNq_RZvCvk_aoT0

A nice stout elastic band?

I have several headsets/speaker mics to use with my FT-60Rs. The audio on all of them seems fine. My problem is with the plug. It seems the slightest jostling and the plug comes out just a little

Well an electret microphone element must have DC bias to function. On the product page at the Heil site, I see four links: DESCRIPTION DYNAMIC IC SPECS Given that Dynamic and IC are separate items, I

Well an electret microphone element must have DC bias to function.?Maybe the Yaesu version of this headset uses a dynamic element?? I tried but failed to find an owners manual on the Heil

Does anyone have a suggestion for adjusting mic gain on the FT-60? I need to increase it to use a Heil HTHY headset. As I said in my other reply, make sure you are talking into eather end of the

Does the FT60 supply DC bias for the microphone element or is there a battery holder in the headset? NEITHER. Icom is the brand usually supplying voltage to an electret element.

The Heil headset works fine here with both my FT-60 and FT-70. Make sure the plug is firmly seated in the jack and the mic element is close to your mouth. Also, the two ends of that tiny barrel-shaped

You shouldn't have to adjust the deviation.?Are you sure the plug is FULLY seated in the jack?73,Gary K9GS

Thanks Clint, I'll look into that. 73 Gary KF0RKF

Thanks Gary. It doesn't have a bettery, but someone else suggested adjusting the TX deviation. I'll look into that. 73 Gary KF0RKF

Hi Clint,Does the FT60 supply DC bias for the microphone element or is there a battery holder in the headset?73,Gary K9GS

Have you messed with the TX deviation setting? That Heil setup has worked for me for many years. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

I'm not familiar with that headset but specs show an electret microphone element which must have bias applied to function.? I don't think the FT60 supplies bias.Is there a place to put in a

Does anyone have a suggestion for adjusting mic gain on the FT-60? I need to increase it to use a Heil HTHY headset.