FT-65 / FT-4X Operators Series Part 12 - Programming & using the "P" keys

[@rogersutton9350]

You have done a great job with these videos. At this point I believe I can make changes on the FT 65 without a cps. Thank you.

[@johnk23705]

I really don't have an interest in either of these radios. I just bought another Yaesu FT-60 (Get a couple before Yaesu discontinues them). Nothing wrong with these radio's, just used to the FT-60. Have had one on me for over 10 years and have all the batteries and accessories for them. That said, I gave you a thumbs up on all the videos and commented on this to boost the Algo.... At this point in time, I think it's very wise to buy quality, tough radios that you know will stand the test of time. There might be no fixing or replacing broken radios in the future if we stay on the path we are on. Lookin forward to future videos. P.S Love the radio cases.

[@weshawkins7165]

Can’t decide between the FT-60 and the FT-65.

[@tysonp2867]

this series was awesome! thanks!

[@dougputhoff3215]

Good tips…thanks Scott

[@kerwinrogers5590]

Good vid. Appreciate the tips!

[@jamisoncook1948]

Very good tips!!! Thank you!!!

[@pk-bristol]

Hi, on my FT65, i've assigned P1 to scan skip, that works, P1 takes me straight to the scan skip function, i can see 28 skip scan, next line down i see the stored channels, i can move the arrow up or down to the channel i want to skip, however when i press the menu key to select or unselect the channel skip, no highlighting or unhighlighting can occur, pressing the menu button reverses/takes the display back to the channel screen so it's like setting skip scan to a P key only allows me to see what channels are skipped, i can't actually adjust the skipping. However if i go into the menu properly, ie, hold the menu button, scroll all the way to 28 skip scan only then i can actually highlight channels and skip/unskip. Does your P button/scan skip shortcut allow you to actually apply skipping or just view ? Thanks.

[@rushtonline1674]

Any chance the P keys can be configured to take you to a specific bank of memories?

[@Petertronic]

Very useful as ever. G7LPG