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I have several accessories available for Yaesu HTs. I know they work with the VX6R, and several will work with the VX7R,VX5R, FT60, FT270, and probably others as well. Check your manual to see if they

Thank you Clint. Good plan. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. Kind regards Carl KK6UQZ

If it is a USB cable, then it is not the CABLE that is the problem, it is the software that was not written for Mac OS. Some have installed Windows on their Mac machines. After spending 21 years in

Carl, I use a program from VMWare (Fusion 8), cost is ($80). And of course purchasing Windows 7 or 10 operating system, I installed Windows 7. I installed RT System and other programs that operate

Carl, I use a MacBook Air and the only way for programming from the Mac side is Chirp. There may be others. VMWare Fusion and a virtual Window 7 machine is how I handle many of the Ham Radio programs

Thanks for the info. I will probably have to purchase a Windows PC as the Yaesu Programming software and cable was not compatible with my Apple, Mac Book Pro, Also, the disk that came with the cable

Thanks all!

The .ft60 files are those created by RT Systems ADMS-1J programming software. 73, Jim K5JG zagiace@... [FT-60] wrote:

Use CHIRP or FT-60 Commander software at KC8UNJ.com. Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Ham Radio Sent by hurling dead pigeons over the wall by trebuchet. To: FT-60@... Sent: Monday, November 23, 2015

I have a FT-60r and use the Yaesu Programming software and cable. Their part number ADMS-1J. It provides the programming cable and the Software from RT Systems. No issues, it works. USD $39.95

Hello Group! new here and just picked up the FT-60r. Upgraded from a UV5r and what a world of difference! I have the Yaesu 7900r and thought it would be nice to have some consistency. Now to my

Jack, Thanks!!! - Mike

Owners manual page 40. PROGRAMMABLE (BAND LIMIT) MEMORY SCAN (PMS) This feature allows you to set sub-band limits for either scanning or manual VFO opera- tion. For example, you might wish to set up a

Hi Group, Is there a way to program a range of frequencies and be able to scan back and forth across those frequencies automatically? For example, I would like to create a program to do a continuous

Your "case solutiopn" is right here in the FILES area ... Scroll down the files until you get to this one ... ft60case.jpg

Hi Larry and All This should go to Yaesu and ask them to contract with some one to produce a neat case for the FT-60 already. I live in San Francisco, and we have at least two "bag" manufacturers.

I have owned SEVERAL FTY-60R units since the moment they were available in the U.S. in 2004. I have NEVER been able to yank the cord of a GENUINE YAESU MH-34 Speaker-Mic so hard as to have it dislodge

I use both a speaker mic and a small earbud boom mic and don't have this problem either. I just plug them in an direct the cable from the 90 degree connector straight up. Jim Bassett, W1RO-ARRL Nevada

Kelly, This is a very, very, very well-known problem. You may not have experienced it, bit even you are protecting against it by routing the cable behind the belt clip. Notice that it isn't called a

They never did fix the shape of the base either, put it down even *slightly* carelessly and - watch it fall over!