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I more-than-double the time between charges on my FT-60R by turning DOWN the TX power to 2.0W - and using a Smiley 270A antenna and speaker-mic. Speaker-mics help with battery life: With one on your

Looking for recommendations for a high capacity battery to replace the OEM battery that came with the FT 60.

BatteriesAmerica.com eliminators that I have purchased have always worked well. That would be my first option - definitely not the vast majority of eBay merchants. Clint Bradford http://www.k6lcs.com

Which ones have noise suppression? I need one and would like to get a good one. Steve K4ELI

Thanks for all the ideas and links! I have a 2012 FT-60R and the EXT DC socket on the side both runs the radio (with or without the battery) and charges the battery. The newer ones (I have bought 3

My FT-60 is one of the "older" ones, and I have occasionally taken the battery off the back, and plugged the radio into the wall with the supplied charger cord. Jackson might not have that luxury if

I use just the 12V cord from Yaesu and hook on to a 12V supply or Gel Cell Battery - I have used the Gel cells during long power outages. I have 2 8AH batteries - runs the HT for days. 73 -- KQ?J

The Antenna Farm (Rexford, MT) is a great source for FT-60 products and good prices. Here is link to battery eliminator: http://www.theantennafarm.com/catalog/gc-1090-5208.html If you do e-Bay ...

Get a battery eliminator. You plug into a 12volt power supply. It does not use a battery. Check ebay. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Message relayed from secret Hillary Clinton server, located in the

The instructions state do not leave in charger while turned on. One way is to get the replacement batt pack with cigarette lighter adapter then get a 12v wall adapter in the outlet. Craig

I would like to keep my FT-60R on constantly and scanning the frequencies I'm interested in. Does anyone know a safe way to power the HT constantly while it is on. I don't want to use up the batteries

Not "optometrists," but ear docs / ear clinics / hearing aid folks. Sorry.

The radio is either a FT-60R or FT-60E - take the battery off and look at the label. It is likely the US "R" version. The "ultimate" earpiece is one that is custom-molded to your ear. Optometrists do

I have found a good mic, it is Pryme brand, and I think it is the "light weight" one ... KE5FIL To: FT-60@... Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2016 7:43 AM Subject: Re: [FT-60] Re: Yaesu

This group gives me answers before I even know the question. Great resource.

Thanks! I'll check into joining! FT-60@...> wrote:

Thanks! FT-60@...> wrote:

LORNA, There is no cost and very little effort to join this group. You can set the options for what you get--I use the daily "digest" which gives a brief intro to the messages posted within the past

I have the Yaesu earbud mic - great one to consider when you are in noisy public service situations etc where its hard to hear the radio. Has a little PTT switch.. 73 es GL Joel -- KQ?J

If I remember correctly, one mic will work across many of the yaesu handhelds so I don't think it will matter.