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I'm having a problem writing to my FT-60. I have written to it once and I can read from the radio. I had to to re-arrange the ole ham shack. All cables disconnected and plugged back in. I tried to

I just got a new FT60 and am trying to program it so I have one bank of amateur frequencies and another bank of "scanner" frequncies. I would like to do it this way so I can easily disable the scanner

Rick, Listening is good. It doesn’t take long to understand the flow of the QSOs. I also remember other HAMS being very patient and welcoming with me as I got started. The other thing I would highly

Here in the mountains it's not unusual when talking to someone who?is mobile to have a long pause in a conversation. We just wait for the answer because we assume they are dealing with traffic or

Mark, I agree 100%. About the only thing the FT-530 lacked was the ability to be programmed via computer which wasn't common (or available at all) at the time. Of course, it only had 41 memories for

Bob, Good catch. It has been wrong for many years and you are the first to see it. I just corrected the error. All of us are smarter than any one of us. 73, Rick Rick.sparber.org Sent: Monday, June

I might be wrong, but having canvassed others in the past, I believe the word you were looking for on your home page is 'canvas.' I've learned over the years that while I strive for purfection, I need

Probably just a bad battery. Sometimes you just get a defective piece of merchandise.

The FT-530 was probably the best HT that Yaesu ever made. Probably even better than the FT-51R.

Some radios will do that if there is high swr (auto transmitter protection circuit).? Does it do it with the antenna from the other radio?? Just a thought.? 73 KF4DAX

Great Stories!!!! Yep, my first time took something like that time period, KA4FXR was my "interim" call sign, Novice.? I did not upgrade in a timely fashion, so I lost the license, marriage, kids,

I was very impressed with the fact that this was the only typo I found in the entire book. Much of my time is spent writing articles and I welcome people that find my typos. I quickly correct the

It is a typo that was intentionally inserted into the text so that folks looking for bad documentation could gain that strong sense of satisfaction they obviously needed. Asian culture values being

I didn't mean to imply that anything was wrong with the radio. I pick up some traffic but not very much. I was wondering if it was an antenna gain problem but find that hard to believe given how close

My suggestion is to wait until you get your call and are legal, then transmit and identify on one of the repeaters and see if you get either a reset beep or someone responds to you. Chances are

In my copy of the user’s guide, they do say alarm in the "CTCSS/DCS Bell Operation" section. Is that what you were trying to tell me? I put a copy of the pdf in my Nook. Much easier for these old

no one is using the repeater. try using one frequency with the PL and listen for the identifier. [FT-60] <FT-60@...> wrote:

Well, I am alermed to hear that! Rick Sent: Sunday, June 15, 2014 7:21 PM To: FT-60@... Subject: Re: [FT-60] FT-60 User's Manual Guess they missed one!

Guess they missed one!

I set up my FT-60 to scan 2 meter. It has the original rubber duckie antenna on it. I take it outside where I can see the antenna farm 2.5 miles away up on the mountain. I hear nothing most of the