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You missed the important point, that charge cycles aren't what matters, because with LiOn, it's the total amount of recharge, not the number of cycles."500" would only be if battery had been run dead

Hi, Halden, Thanks. I am doing a test now to see how good its battery is. I fully changed it on Friday and turned radio on at 8pm Friday. Radio is still on and working fine. According to spec, it

Hi John, You don't have to replace your battery.? Just break open the battery case and replace the cells inside.? Some soldering required.? There are notes on this forum about how some people

500 would still be only HALF of the nmh cycles. It's a no-brainer.

Where'd I get that number? That is what Yaesu cites in their manual for their latest HT - the FT-65. -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Where did you get your numbers for Lion? 500 is the norm, with a big "but". A "charge cycle" for those batteries, is not number of times charged, but that it's a matter of full discharges, that is,

I have 10 Baofeng and FT-60 and some ICOM vhf radios. I find that Baofeng radios are quite competent and very cheap. I paid $25 for Baofeng UV5R and they are light, smaller and good enough for my

I have had my ft60 for 12yrs and haven't got close to 300 or more recharges, and the original battery lasted almost 8 yrs. Considering the life expectancy of these batteries is similar, since lithium

I sure don't understand the infatuation with lithium ion. Lithium ion will give you about 300 to 350 complete discharge-charge cucles. nickel metal hydride about 1000 discharge charge cycles. Yes

Forgot to mention the charger you would need to charge these. It is $32 on Amazon.

Thank you, Jardy! The FT-60 one-page "Quick Programming Guide" - as well as the two FT-60 manuals (the original, then the one that for when Yaesu began shipping with the desktop charger) - are on the

I agree with Frank. Stick with OEM (better cells) and practice full discharge and full charge to maximize capacity. NiMh batts are great if you keep them healthy. Way better than a knock off LiOn

Good morning Never tried mine that low, but I am surprised it transmits at 7 volts. Mine is about 10 years old I am on my second battery. Sounds like you need to consider a new one. You will be

How much was the Lithium-ion charger for that pack? -- Clint Bradford K6LCS http//www.work-sat.com

Either way, you need a new battery. They can be purchased on Amazon for a good price. The ones I got are the brand name of Aimtobest and the model number is FNB-V67LI. It is a better battery than OEM

That feature is not used much in the USA, and is one of the biggest PIA you can think of. Do the search on how to permanently disable the feature. It is worth it! Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent

John, This feature (WIRES) can be programmed so that it cannot be accidentally invoked.Check the internet.Both my FT60 and DT8900 WIRES is disabled.Rudiwa2nub

Hi, Jardy, Thank you very very much. I turned wire off. I do not know this feature till today. It almost made me feel that my FT-60 was bad. br, --John

The FT-60 is actually THE easiest handheld to manually program. Clint put out an absolutely marvelous cheat sheet for this radio. I don’t remember the links, but do a search on FT-60 cheat sheet.

Hi, folks, I found out why my radio behaves "incorrectly". It is all because I have not read the menu. Sorry. I used chirp to program about 600 channels in and never bothers to read the menu. Big