SHOWDOWN! Yaesu FTDX-10 VS Yaesu FT-710 AESS, Which is Better?

[@walteredwards544]

My first 100 watt radio (710) and I really love it. It's almost as easy to use as my 705. Yeasu could shock the world again if instead making another 10 watt QRP radio, they instead make it a G-90 killer, with 25 watts, internal tuner and 2m and 70 cm. That would set the Ham world on it's ear.

[@the11metersd.x.channel.55]

The internal tuner apart. Yaesu did that years ago with the FT-857D. Used in tandem with the Atas 120 mobile antenna. You have your internal tuner.. 😉

[@walteredwards544]

@@the11metersd.x.channel.55 I actually remember those and I wish they'd bring them back on a more modern form

[@the11metersd.x.channel.55]

@@walteredwards544 Yes Walter. The most compact shack in a box ever. I still have mine in the truck. Needs a new display panel. As the dreaded Zebra lines have appeared.. With the optional 2.9 filter excellent on receive..

[@GreyGhost-r4z]

These Japanese Manufacturers absolutely need to include a 10:1 Tuner instead of the regular 3:1 they have been making for years. Out in the field most antennas are a compromise so you need a bigger match range.

[@GreyGhost-r4z]

Well that’s what everybody expected with the FT-818 but a more powerful output takes more power input something that a portable radio doesn’t want. It’s a trade off. I think the new Lithium Batteries are a fix for that. Yes even on CW it would be nice to increase power and especially beneficial on SSB. It was stupid not to have included 10 watts at a minimum on the 818.

[@NatesRandomVideo]

Absolutely love my DX10 and N4HNH videos just made it better. Truly unbelievable receiver. Yaesu needs to make an SDR based 991A with VHF/UHF.

[@jellyheed]

Or do an update 😊

[@TravelRadioTech]

I bought my 710 from HRO at Orlando HamCation this year. Been very happy with it so far.

[@Thordmz]

I got the 10 for under 1300 from R&L several months ago and then the 101D for 2799 to the door from R&L this last Black Friday. Can’t beat em. Thanks for the great vids.

[@richarddegen6184]

R&L is a great family store with great service and prices!!

[@RandallRash]

I had decided to get an FTDX10 a few weeks ago but was waiting for possible Memorial Day sale. After finding and watching some of Doug's playlist on FTDX10 I went to HRO as soon as they opened and bought their last one. Love this radio and Doug's playlist.

[@mattwolfe1824]

I upgraded from a 20-ish year old FT-840 to the FT-710 and love the new rig! Thanks for the videos Doug they have been a huge help setting up the FT-710!

[@indridcold8433]

Though not a holder of any sort of radio license, a customer abandoned a Yaesu FT-710 aess in my, "shop," The 3rd of March 2023. I have no equipment abandonment policy. Thus, I have been guarding the Yaesu Ft-710 aess since that night. I tested it and it operated flawlessly. The issue must have been on his antenna, or power supply. As much as I tried to contact the owner of the Yaesu, I could not do it. I stopped trying after three weeks. Come the third of January, I will be take the radio out of its original box and packing and make it mine. Perhaps I may sell it or aquire an amateur radio license. The problem is, I can not hold a conversation if my life depends on it. It may sell it. I am very curious about it. Thus, I will be experimenting with it before considering the possibility to sell it.

[@gettingpast4391]

@@indridcold8433 The good thing about ham radio is that you don't have to make conversation. Much of the fun is just a quick exchange of call sign location and signal report. There are also plenty of other digital modes which do not require any conversation. Plenty of us introverts still enjoy amateur radio.

[@theredbaron057]

6 months from your video and the price is just what you had forecast, sitting at $1499. This information really helped me understand the nuances between the two. Will likely go with the FTDX-10.

[@HamRadio2]

Thanks

[@ivandubinsky1857]

I recently acquired a new FT-710 in a straight across swap for a Kenwood TS-590SG. I wasn't too impressed at first as I found many of the functions to be somewhat glitchy. However, after installing the latest firmware update (March 2023), it's actually a pretty decent radio now. CW keying is much smoother and digital noise reduction works noticeably better. In the meantime, I really missed my TS-590SG so I bought another one. The FT-710 is a very good transceiver but I still prefer the Kenwood for its well thought out ergonomics and solid, reliable performance. Lack of a waterfall display is no big deal for me because I operated without one for 38 years and that's what I'm used to.

[@SalisburyKing]

I always found the Kenwood sound clearer to me. I attached my 480 to an dongle and have the waterfall on my main computer screen.

[@timmurray6980]

Thanks for your post. I've had a TS-590 for about ten years and was being tempted by the eye candy, monitor and ability to plug in a mouse. Sometimes need a reminder that you can't beat Kenwood quality. I do have an SDR connected to it for pan adapter so really I do have all I need.

[@hamradiobasics]

Great having Doug on to discuss the FTDX-10 and FT-710 AESS. Well done Jason !

[@HamRadio2]

Thanks Bill!

[@JReed305]

Sat down at HRO and played with the 710 for a good hour. Really like the radio, rcv audio was really pleasant and it wasn't to much of a chore to figure out how to use it and make everything the way I like to hear it. Think I am going to really work on the XYL and get one on the Xmas list.

[@chiphungerford]

Doug is a great guy and has provided very helpful videos on the Yaesu product line, helped when setting up my 991-A. Thanks to both of you for putting this together

[@HamRadio2]

Glad to help

[@Mr1MOA]

I just picked up the FT-710, excellent deal from RandL electronics, received it from UPS on Friday.......and made 14 QSO contacts this past weekend. Being this is my first HF radio, I find that not having any experience with other comparable radios, I'm not biased or spoiled. I absolutely love this radio, the audio is clear and packed with ton of features. All that and running just a random wire end fed multiband antenna, I'll be working contacts with this as my primary base station HF radio.

[@jockmazza]

Fab! Soo great to hear the chat. Really helps me as a new ham. Not new to Radios. Ex military radio guy Inc. Working for USA.. I'm a brit

[@erintaylor5856]

710 looks like a no brainer for those looking for a rig. But I'll keep my DX-10. It's simply the most satisfying rig I have ever owned.

[@temporarilyoffline]

Doug is awesome! This is a good vid and a must watch if you're trying to decide which radio to get. They are too similar.

[@limester757]

My two favorite YTrs .. great video, I've said it before but thanks for all your videos Jason, very well put together and informative!! 73s

[@SteelWolf13]

Is it really "live at the ham shack" if its pre-recorded and edited? Good vid. Using this as an intro to 710's and more info about the dx-10.

[@HamRadio2]

We're live every Sunday night at 7pm CST

[@SteelWolf13]

@@HamRadio2 Nice. That's my Net night for the area. Thanks for the info.

[@williambarrett70]

Still using my FT-920. I adore it! Thanks and 73.WW5MB

[@richarddegen6184]

I also have a 920, bought new in 1998........much better ergonomics and feel than a DX10, I got a new DX10 in late June, already got rid of it........very poor ergonomics and too busy with all the menu driven nonsense

[@andy2E0JIU]

Great video jason n your camera is so nice and clear.good job 👍

[@HamRadio2]

Thanks

[@martydouglas1802]

I really want this radio to test in the truck on a local hill at night with a tuned whip set for the differing bands. No power box and ground hardware needed. The extra speaker and power suppy can be used later when I test for the license and hook up to all this. As you can see I am new but like the versatility of the field set up to get into the hobby relatively cheap yet still have some fun with a whip up on the hill at night. Thanks for a good video and decision.

[@HamRadio2]

Thanks

[@CharlesHardt]

I use a pencil with eraser to hit buttons and touch screen. This is the recommendation to Industry using touch screens and helps with build up of skin oils on touch screens after long period of operation. this also helps to prevent "Fat Fingering" buttons (Unintentional hitting of multiple buttons) on Radio.

[@niftyfiftycampingadventure795]

I own both radios. The most noticeable difference on receive to my ears. Is the DNR algorithms sound watery on the FTDX10. However not so much on the FT-710AESS..Considering the difference in price. I would say the FT-710AESS is the better bang for the Buck..

[@HamRadio2]

Did you update to the latest firmware on the FTDX-10?

[@the11metersd.x.channel.55]

Yes the FTDX10 Has the latest firmware released November 2023.@@HamRadio2

[@davidc5027]

Doug just gives you the good and the bad about any rig.

[@davidc5027]

This is just funny in my mind, but I was at Dayton last year, and went to the ICOM section where all the radio's were hanging out. Keep in mind, there were crowds of people EVERYWHERE...Over 2 days I never saw anyone in front of the 7300. I thought to myself, no big mystery here... I'm probably not exaggerating when I say half the hams own one! So, nothing to see. It was just funny to me because of just how many people were floating around rubbing elbows, and no one in front of the 7300 ;) Cheers

[@stephanhersey1186]

You said that Yaesu should put out a competitor to the 705. I believe they should come out with an updated 891. Internal ATU and sound card. I do like my 891 for portable use but would really like to see those features. Steve, k7ofg.

[@HamRadio2]

Yes!

[@davidlinux]

HRO has the YAESU FT-710 AESS for 1,049.95. Their price for the FTDX-10 for 1,399.95. I find it interesting that the FT-710 is less. Makes one go hmmm. Great video. Thanks for the information. I think I will stick with my 991-A. It works great for POTA for me. Have a great Easter Weekend.

[@davidlinux]

Also HRO Includes Yaesu SP-40 External Speaker with every unit.

[@chunkylover54]

i was at hro in milwaukke and they had factory refurb dx10s for the same price as 710

[@HamRadio2]

HRO doesn't include the speaker with the FT-710, Yaesu does. That radio was designed to come with the external speaker.

[@DaveW6OOD]

I’m not so sure it’s that “fortunate” to live only a half hour from HRO, but I still end up there.

[@HamRadio2]

Indeed

[@Iamdebug]

I'm 10 minutes from one and I watch my bank account drain

[@CigarsOnTheAir]

Great video. Love both these guys! Thank you! Cheers and 73!

[@alvinnorris6523]

I have both the dx10 and the 710 . If I had to sell one it would have to be the 710. I am having fun with both.

[@shonniebhida]

Sir, A review on You Tube said that the Display on the 10 was sharper than the 710, it larger on the 10 but is it true that is brighter and better?

[@DickieBird888]

still waiting for 710 version of the 991a...... I live in hope...

[@tomKZ8TOM]

Good point! Which base stations have backlit buttons? And is the brightness adjustable?Nowadays I wouldn’t buy a keyboard without that feature.

[@MrBracey1970]

looking at a FT710 Field ,great radio great price ,if the menu's are usable they will have a winner

[@PaulGriffith]

I look at the FT-710 as the replacement for the FT-450D as the budget minded entry to HF. A hear a number of FT-450 users kept that rig for portable and go-box operation when they upgraded to the mid and high end Yaesu transceivers.

[@craigskinner8489]

Your “Kenwood is coming back” comment caught my ear. Do I keep my fingers crossed for an announcement at Hamvention?

[@HamRadio2]

Well they just released a new HT, and they had a booth at Hamcation. I don't have any knowledge of other new radios, but they are back...

[@craigskinner8489]

@@HamRadio2 Very good. I am writing my license in a few weeks and will be setting up the first shack this summer. Looking forward to all the choices available. Thanks for the videos.

[@bendeleted9155]

At $944 for the AESS model, I bought it because of the price. I WAS going to buy the FTDX10, but the 710 went on deep sale at HRO. Normally almost $1,300.

[@andy2E0JIU]

Dougs great!!! Helped with my 5000,101 and 10 :)

[@hrhkenneth428]

Another great video...very real and helpful, thank you

[@HamRadio2]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mikebelanger4165]

I did notice that, with a Heil Proset headset. you can't do something like you can with the IC-7300: you can't partially plug the headset in and be able the hear both on the headset AND the external speaker (which helps when I'm teaching a new ham about HF and/or acting as their CO, so I can hear the contact they're making while they have the headset on).

[@KenVet]

Bought 710 with discount, seemed best bang for new ham KD9WNV

[@saira7cores]

Love your video, but…, is there a filter to eliminate the irritating, repeated, nonsensical music in the background ?? What is the point of having this background noise only to cause interference and distraction, competing with the message being “transmitted”??!

[@alanpfahler1707]

Great show guys!!

[@africantwin173]

I wished that Yaesu made some durable All Mode 2/70 base tranceivers with N connectors. And some new mobile 2/70 sets with 9k6 data port for ax25 use. Im not into the tv screen radio's with tft. I will be keeping my old Kenwoods. For SDR is use a RSPduo. For POTA the TS-480SAT.

[@PaulGriffith]

I'm still running my FT-450.

[@M7BCN]

Strange that you can’t customise the microphone button features on the FTDX10 or change the pop up screen time. Both features are available on the cheaper FT-710. I own one and love it.

[@2E0RME]

DX10 can't auto switch the RF gain dial to squelch in FM mode either. Such a useful feature om the 710, especially if wide banded for CB radio.

[@stewheelie7874]

Reading many comments, the 10 has the better receiver. How important that is, I don't know? I cannot put my finger on it yet but despite everything I have read, I like the 710. People discuss price difference, but honestly once you have spent your money on the transceiver of choice, in two years time price will be forgotten and day to day performance will be your rule stick. Same with stereo speakers, once you spend your money, you have to live with the sound you bought. I bought expensive B and W speakers, awesome and glad I spent the money!! Thinking the same concept for radios.

[@dannyzwolf4546]

I was between the 7300 and the ftdx10, the ftdx10 won because I liked the controls a bit better and it has a built-in soundcard. Both are great. My biggest gripe is the short menu display.

[@brucew13]

On my FTDX10 I changed the function knob to a smaller diameter knob and it makes access to the band button very easy. Problem solved.

[@domingoalmanzar2942]

Love to see a picture of the new knob, 73….

[@Andrew-yx7sf]

We went to HRO to decide on either of these radios. After playing with both for an hour, we went home with the DX10. My opinion is that the DX10 is superior to the 710.

[@HamRadio2]

Agreed

[@HAMRADIODUDE]

Definitely need a 705 competitor.

[@HamRadio2]

Yep

[@AudiophileTubes]

Is it me, or do older transceivers sound more 'natural' than SDR's? I get listener fatigue when I listen to SSB or CW on a current SDR receiver, whereas I can listen for hours upon hours on my old IC-756 or FT-990!

[@HamRadio2]

It depends on what your ear is trained for, imo

[@kevlarnegative]

I wish one of the manufacturers would release something like a more modern IC-718. I'd rather have a smaller screen and more buttons. I dislike menu driven devices (that goes for cameras and cars also). For a bigger screen a thunderbolt or hdmi output would be great. And under 1000$ if possible 😅

[@coldwater5707]

I feel like that sometimes. I have the 7300 and I generally like it but I had an IC-718 and it was just so simple to operate and yet I could still do the digital stuff If I wanted to. Lately I drove myself BONKERS trying to get like 3 s/w packages to talk to each other and started day dreaming about the 718. I like that idea though of having a 718 like panel with band scope out on connector.

[@scottw.8614]

It’s now officially settled- - - It’s “YAY-Soo”, not “YAY-ZOO”. Thank you, N4HNH.

[@francoisdavenne2162]

Dear, The ft-710 comes for to fight the ic-7300 Thats all. All the best Br F4ILF

[@gtretroworld]

I enjoyed that buddy…have a Subscribe from the UK👍

[@HamRadio2]

Welcome aboard!

[@TingILi]

Doug, I am selling my 5000mp and FTdx10, I only use my last ONE OF Yaesu FT-450D which with Bhi in Line, Still feels good. 🤣🤣🤣

[@derek45auto23]

I didn't like the ergonomics of the FTDX-10, sold it, and went back to the wonderful KENWOOD TS-590SG

[@tikibill1495]

Funny, I did the same. TS-590SG, and FT-1000MP

[@joebirdwell5071]

Ok I’m setting the ft-710. Do you have a discount code?

[@HamRadio2]

No, just the Yaesu sale that's ongoing

[@iancarter-pg1ym]

Brill video guys, thanks

[@GreyGhost-r4z]

What is the next step up beyond Yaesu and Icoms Top of the line radios for a home station ???? I’m looking for a weak signal radio and receiver and antenna combo

[@ths3900]

Very good information.

[@brianherman2482]

This didn’t really seem like a comparison between the two radios. It was too detailed and bogged down with deep dive features. I was hoping for a more surface level side by side comparison.

[@paradoxicalcat7173]

They're avoiding saying FTdx10 > FT710. They don't make it clear if Yaesu sponsored the video, but I'm thinking they did with the clearly stated avoidance of naming another radio brand.

[@mcconja]

I’ve been thinking about replacing my icom 7300 but just not sure I can.

[@antoniocasadeiturronimonti7798]

The only problem about the sdr Rtx was when u have a ham Radio Station too close... In that's case Is Better a old ft1000 but like Reciver descrimination and regulation of modulation and noise equalizer the new series ft 710, ftdx10 and ft101d are absolutely Amazing

[@black75powder]

I enjoyed the video. I’ll be in the market for a new rig in the near future. I wonder if they’ll come up with a firmware update for the DX10 to clear up some of the complaints on the radio.

[@HamRadio2]

I've not heard any complaints on this radio, other than the menus which are just common to Yaesu (although the FTDX-10 is better than others) But I am sure they will keep up with firmware as long as the radio is in production.

[@indridcold8433]

Before the video, I thought DNR was, "Do not resuscitate." I now know it means, "Dynamic noise reduction." I wish my automobile radio had a DNR button. I have been curious about SDR for awhile.

[@DominicMazoch]

How about a modern: 1. HF MOBILE rig 2. 2m ALL MODE MOBILE And multiple antennae ports! Elecraft good about this. Kenwood has a receive port! Now the new Y dual band FM mobile looks like it has a body and dials for all mode 2m or HF..... And even in a home, not everybody has space for desktop rigs!

[@garysherman6712]

When are they going to come out with a radio that will take out most noise and static.

[@chunkylover54]

i played with both at hro for hours and went with the 710. just felt easier to use with my big hands.

[@shonniebhida]

I you tube review by an operator says that the ft 10 display is brighter sharper than the 710, we know is a fraction larger but is this man correct saying its better on the f10?

[@shonniebhida]

In a review of both on you tube 1 man says the Display is brighter sharper on the 10 its a fraction larger but its it true that is also better?

[@HamRadio2]

It is for sure larger. IDK if it was brighter, I didn't compare them. "better" is subjective. It's the same screen with the same functions, just different sizes

[@pete3300]

Price difference between the 2 radios is significantly more that $100 to $150 in Australia.

[@wonderingworld119]

That music though! at 42 mins it started to grind me.

[@ambitiouslawn1678]

HRO has discount (with rebate) on the FTdx10 for $1199. Is it worth saving to grab that versus the FT710 priced at $899 right now…?

[@frakis84]

What did you decide to do? I’m in the same situation?

[@ambitiouslawn1678]

I went with the FT710, couldn’t be happier. It’s a nice radio and has lots of nice features. If you have the money, sure get the DX10. But I am happy with the money spent on 710.

[@avgolemono]

Thank you!

[@cledusneighbor2630]

Does the Yaesu FT-710 AESS have a swr scan ?

[@Bdub1952]

That's the big feature missing on the DX10. Funny (and kinda sad) that I have to use my Xiegu G90 to do a SWR scan.

[@ThinKkBIGG]

It will be necessary to make a replacement for the 991A with the FTDX-10 as an HF part and a more advanced satellite function to compete with the IC-9700 and the latest Fusion functions present on mobiles.

[@HamRadio2]

It'd be nice to have a real replacement for the 857 also

[@ThinKkBIGG]

@@HamRadio2 and 817/818 😉

[@patrickslevin6424]

It's not just crowding of the buttons it's the fact they had a chance to jump out in front of competitors with back lit lights, like they did on the 991A?? It is a great radio but they could have made it super and they failed.

[@briantrask8173]

Is the digital noise reduction on the 710 better than the dx10?

[@HamRadio2]

I don't think it is

[@briantrask8173]

@@HamRadio2 I was looking at buying the 710 but now am leaning heavy towards the dx10.

[@jerryKB2GCG]

I have a DX10 for my base station, and a 710 fir POTA

[@lmcalhoun]

Do you prefer one over the other, or are they just different tools for a different job?

[@jerryKB2GCG]

@@lmcalhoun Different tools for different jobs.

[@KE8ODY-WV-Ares-Ham-Dad-3O4]

So maybe I should keep my ftm 500 for my home base vhf/uhf and get a Ft710 it seems to have some newer features! What ya think?

[@HamRadio2]

Those 2 radios don't cover the same bands so they don't relate to one another

[@KE8ODY-WV-Ares-Ham-Dad-3O4]

@@HamRadio2 yeah? I'm trying to relate a 710 to a 991a.. You have a video for that I need some insight

[@HamRadio2]

Yes those 2 are HF radios. The FTM500 is not

[@KE8ODY-WV-Ares-Ham-Dad-3O4]

@@HamRadio2 correct my question is should I keep my ftm500 as a vhf/uhf base and get a Ft710.. Or get rid of thr 500 and get a all in one ft 991a I personally am leaning to the 710

[@KE8ODY-WV-Ares-Ham-Dad-3O4]

@@HamRadio2 really stuck here I like my ftm 500 I could always use it as mobile but I use dmr as mobile.. And I just got it I need to get thr 710 don't I?

[@jerryKB2GCG]

would be nice if the sp40 was an option. I use my 710 for POTA with a headset.

[@HamRadio2]

Yeah

[@kwladek]

Where is the difference between yaesu ftdx 10 and yaesu ft 991a

[@M-13_Fab]

2 good hams right there.

[@andrewmaynard6693]

Hey bud, we need to get you a nice a yealink T54W

[@secteurmedico-social6297]

the best for me ??? The one I puchased !!!!

[@M9A1MAN]

I just want to know when the FTM500 is coming out LOL...

[@HamRadio2]

Me too, lol

[@kaydenchristensen5011]

For real! Been waiting for a hot minute

[@feartheduck6664]

FTDX 10 RULES!

[@qsee2110]

Why in hell did Yaesu not make the matching speaker the same height as the radio? Aesthetically, the matching speaker looks odd and misplaced.

[@povertyspec9651]

It's the same height.

[@W4TRI]

991A

[@douglasvamateurradioandmore]

I would like a 705 competitor. At the same time it very well could be more money. I'm at the point where I don't have a radio that I would consider selling, it's a possibility. I'm looking at having dedicated hf and UHF/VHF radios for the shack, the truck and SOTA. That's a bit of money there. I will give one of my baofengs to a new ham, but thats about it.

[@EipsteinCaroline]

5777 McDermott Motorway

[@lapinebob]

Apparently radios are like guns. Have you ever sold a gun/radio that you regretted later? Almost every one.

[@HamRadio2]

Yep

[@akosiraulo1433]

Those are good radios but i dont have money to bought it 😅😂🤣😂🤣

[@philipkirkgokam4941]

69860 Madaline Mission

[@Rusted_Link]

710, 70% the size of a DX10 or 5 better than the 705 😅

[@fparisi]

yaesu has to come back to market with an under 1000$ hf transceiver

[@HamRadio2]

This model has been quite popular

[@chip9177]

This week you can find the FT710 all over for $899.00 - HRO, Giga, R&L

[@GreyGhost-r4z]

The filters on all computer radios are just NOT as good as a physical Crystal Filter. That’s why I’m considering upgrading to the 101.

[@FranciscoMartinez-oh8sz]

FT 710 IS Not even close to Dx10 nor IC7300 the little gain in reception of 710 is totally up set by the features of the 7300 . Ic7300 do not visit Dr fix being yaesu's mesuring standard of every later Radio yaesu lunch since FT 991 fallow by 991 A DX10 and now FT 710 and still there a lot superior features by icom very good recepcion and over all simplicity with a very frendly interface . Iown a ft dx10 and IC7300 I used the 710 and I was NOT impressed a t all . Cheap in every feature ..

[@martyb.995]

BIG GUY LIKE YOU COMPLAIN TO CARRY A 891 up a hill. ( really)

[@HamRadio2]

I think you have found the wrong channel

[@Larry-AK0Z]

Oh, baloney.

[@RogerBrenon]

Been looking into these radios as a newbie. Hearing nothing but really boring low IQ conversations between people that basically have nothing to talk about. Not trying to sound negative, but can someone justify a reason to even spend thousands of dollars on these radios? What's the benefit? I'm having a hard time trying to figure out why anyone would need these for anything. Anybody?

[@paradoxicalcat7173]

Because radio exists! Why do people climb mountains? Why do we do ANYTHING? Seems this hobby isn't for you.

[@paradoxicalcat7173]

If you mean "low IQ boring convo on the air", find a net or two to join. There are some really good nets out there. You could even try starting your own.

[@RogerBrenon]

@@paradoxicalcat7173 I think before I take a plunge into this hobby I'm going to just get one of those receiver dongles and listen around for a while on my computer. My old trunking scanners have become pretty much obsolete from 30-900.

[@jn1lfd]

You can't compete, with the 710's garbage CW transmission capabilities!

[@paradoxicalcat7173]

Yes...too much talk of speakers and not enough about the basic receive and transmit! Makes me think the 710 is not great for TX.