Yaesu HT Deep-Dive, which is the best?

[@hipal2271]

I have the FT60R. It’s my go to radio for the last 3 years. It was my first HT and still my favorite.

[@N04HB0T]

I agree the ft-60r is one of the best. They are bomb proof and pretty easy to learn how to operate. Noah KE8OUE

[@unitedstatesirie7431]

Yes. It is best survival radio because you can also use alkaline batteries in the FT60R radio. I use mine in UHF mode when walking in city buildings talking to people with same radio in the next buildings close to the building I am in. UHF cuts though walls much better than VHF.

[@VladimirLadev]

If I can get a European version here for a good price I would get it but some units pass 180$ used

[@AlvinMcManus]

This video needs an update to account for new HT's and discontinued models. Please?

[@mikesey1]

Things have changed so much.

[@mikesey1]

The FT4 is similar to the FT 65R. single conversion and nowhere as good as the FT60

[@carlinpole]

Hey!! Greetings from Argentina. LU9CZM here. I have the FT 70D, 60 and the 250 (VHF). The last one, the FT 250 rocks!!! is hard as a tank and the batery life is great. Great video. 73!!!

[@twohandsandaradio]

Great video Sir! (Yes it's me without the radio) Just ordered my FT-65r and thought I would look at some videos and found yours at the top of the heap. Thanks for the shout out... that was unexpected. I did seem to splash in a barrel of shit with my FT-70dr videos. One undocumented feature to the FT-70 Japanese fingertrap of programming is to forget the AC adapter all together. 35 years in the IT industry and I've seen way too many times (make sure the laptop is plugged in before upgrading). Not needed. I think Yaesu knows the battery life is SO bad they don't want it running out of juice while you're trying to program it with the software. Just turn it on, pop the battery, plug the USB cable in, hold the AMS button while you pop the battery back on and you'll get into the ADMS mode and program away. Still a Japanese fingertrap and it would make a great activity for date night because you still need another set of hands but it's a bit better. I want to love this radio and just don't. I prefer the .4xr. Something easy, cheap and does as it should. The 65 uses the same cradle and programming cable as the 4xr so that was my choice. It's not about what's best...it's about what fits you the best. Too many people are consumed with "what's best". Dockers are the best pants but if you don't buy the right size they are pretty useless... but I digress. Last thought on the 70dr... People are too quick to say "buy a spare battery". You'll need two spare batteries and the rapid charger to last an entire weekend. Now you have a $300 HT. Something that people don't consider. The 70dr is a radio I want to love and yet hate. LOL Anyway... the 65r... I made the right choice after doing a lot of research and verifying with your video. It's going to fit me perfectly. Your mileage will always vary. 73

[@ALSNewsNow]

I have a VX-5R and I LOVE it. Paid $100, but they are now $400+ on ebay! Old school 1995 shit baby!

[@Climato]

My father got my daughter (11) one of the FT-4XR units when she got her ticket. The unit is solid and loud. The transceiver is solid in and out. We upgraded the antenna to a BNC diamond (better receive and transmit) and also this also enables external antennas while protecting the SMA. All around a great first HT!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Nice. It’s great Yaesu has so many options

[@okhamradio]

Does ft-4xr work with the external antenna?

[@blogtodeath4736]

Great info for us beginners without the manufacturer's marketing twist. Thanks, I will refer to this as soon as I pass the RSGB

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jay-rus4437]

We are really liking the ft-4xr. The size is super handy, especially as part of our emergency bag contents. We installed the signal stick antenna, as well as the Yaesu speaker mic.

[@bruceforster5993]

I have an FT-4 in my Get Home Bag. GREAT little radio for the money!

[@leo2944]

My ft4x got a lot of condensation on the screen using it one foggy morning, the first day I took it out of the box, I ended up returning it and I continue using my ft252

[@issachelton3138]

Got my technician license thank you Josh Ike

[@DerHossMeister]

VX-7R......my first HT! Still have it and love it!

[@cen7ury]

To skip straight to the actual radio info, jump to 10:30

[@ericsrussell]

I also think the FT1XD is still a solid contender as well... solid price, still has buttons, usable format, great options, APRS, and decent battery life.

[@drumhd1]

Eric Russell And seems to have the nicest sounding digital transmit audio of all of them.

[@mikesey1]

I still use my VX-5. Great radio with AM military frequencies ( air band)

[@jeep13ca]

I watched these videos. I decided to get into ham.

[@okhamradio]

Good job 👏

[@mikeklemens8970]

Thank you Josh for the HT comparison. I do like the ft70 for ease of programming, c4fm and medium size. Enjoy ARRL FIELD DAY 2019. Mike N6IMY

[@SANTINIIO]

I first found out about HRCC and ham radio via the modern rogue video. Now I have technician license, I'm a subscriber, and part of the brew crew on patreon.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Wow! That’s awesome! Congrats on getting your license and thanks for the support!

[@drumhd1]

Great comparison on all the Yaesu ht radios Josh. What a great presentation. Thanks for taking the time to do it!

[@Grgrrr]

New to channel and looking to get into Ham. I appreciate your work. Very helpful.

[@jbinsc]

My FT-4XR Yaesu HT delivered yesterday from HRO is Made in Japan, marked on box and inside radio.

[@okhamradio]

Compare with Quansheng uvr50 please

[@AllanHall]

The FT-270R is the most rugged Yaesu I have ever seen. When you need a radio to survive just about anything, this is it. Submersible and built like a tank. Add to that you can get a AA battery pack and transmit MORE power than with the standard battery pack. This is probably the closest to perfect EMCOM radio out there. It also has the best belt clip of any HT I have ever seen. Unfortunate that people don't seem to know much about it. Also, the 8R has two models, the 8DR which you mentioned, and the 8GR which has the GPS built-in. Fancy radios with great front-ends but a pain to use and not built as well as many other Yaesu radios. I keep my 8GR around because of the fantastic receive but don't think I have actually carried it out of the house in years.

[@prefixcactus5221]

kinda disappointed the VX7 didn't get covered, it was a really neat rig that, while pretty rare, can still be found in good condition for a competitive price.

[@davidl.4408]

I wish that I'd seen this video before I impulse bought an FT-70D at the HRO booth in Dayton (Xenia) last weekend. The battery on this FT-70D is such a huge disappointment. I wish that I could return the unit to HRO, but the shipping from Canada would totally kill any refund that I'd get. (It was a pleasure to meet you in Dayton Josh.. Thanks for the brief conversation..) VA3DWL.

[@pache2112]

I just really hate the ridiculous volume know function! I have a car charger and a home charger so I haven't ran into a problem with the battery life so far.

[@thetube577]

This comparison video was outstanding. It is very obvious Icom did there homework. They sound quality is superior over the competition, and I feel the menu system is simply easier to manage than other radios. Keep these great videos coming, as I am now buying the ID-52, based on this review.

[@tony2wheelz408]

I have a ID 52 and 2 of the Yaesu's listed. In a rich, the yaesu is more of a tank, the id 52 is rich with features but sound quality and receiving is better on my Yaesu's. I much prefer d star

[@NorthJerseyHamRadio]

Just went to a local ham fest and got a mildly worn out VX-2r for $30, which made me go back to look this old video up. Its kind of a funny addition to my collection. The VX-8 is really cool. I'd love to see a "Josh's favorite oddball radios" a little list of interesting radios to keep an eye out for at the ham fests.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Great idea!

[@chuck4050]

I think this is one of your best subject videos yet Josh especially for HRCC! I just purchased the Ft70 after watching your video with Billy Bob and will have to agree that it is the easiest HT to program I have ever used! I think the speaker is more than enough I usually have it on 12-15 and it goes to 31 I think way loud. I actually like the 2 handed volume, I spent 35 years as a Firefighter and nothing worse than putting that radio in our coat pocket and the volume get turned down and you can't figure out why you don't hear any radio traffic and I can actually adjust it one handed not easy and I don't usually. As far as programing with a computer have you seen the video by Chris "Digital Analogue Ham" a little better , he got it from the guy that started Repeater Book. Keep the great Videos coming and i'm still going to do a couple my self I think will be good for the new Hams on HRCC. Chuck

[@chuck4050]

Also I don't know if Yaesu has done something for battery life but I left mine on for about 12 hours by mistake recieve only after making a few contact and the battery gauge still said 50% but also a second batter is not a lot of $$. But get the charging cradle charge time otherwise charge time is not good.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Woah. Maybe they fixed the battery issue? Hmm. I must look into this. Also, I agree about the volume. Some people don’t like it but the ft70 has an emcomm design so it makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the kind words!

[@DUDE-OO7]

I own the FT65 and the FT2D both great radios.

[@xe2ac]

Excellent video, could you please do a 2020 update?

[@SpudKai]

yeah that would be great, but has the radio game changed enough? I'm new to radio and still need my first for my militia set up. I heard Josh say before that new radios don't come out very often, and even the older radio's are still good. IDK what do you think?

[@tylerdean980]

@@SpudKai you are right, the yaesu lineup hasn’t even changed since this video.

[@markr.1984]

2020 my ass, it's now 2023!! Where you been?

[@tecdive8045]

"I hate being SEXY, but I'm a ham radio operator so I can't help it" - The picture of the guy wearing that slogan at 1:09 doesn't look like any Ham I've ever seen! LOL!!!

[@linkdude64]

It's a character from the manga Golden Kamuy - a great Manga FYI! Absolutely nothing to do with radio equipment, however! lol!

[@Stevenfclark]

I own 3 VX8DR’s with all the options and love them! 73 de N1AD

[@gotammo9148]

It's down to the wire, Anytone D878UV plus or Yaesu FT- 3DR or one for wife and one for me. The FT-3DR is sold out in many places but found one on sale until the end of the month, $349 good price I believe

[@thesilverangel3760]

I wish you would do this with the newer Yaesu… I find myself watching your 3-5 year old videos

[@TG-lp9vi]

The FT 70 digital will run all day on a 12 volt battery which charges the internal battery while your using it. Just get a small 12 volt lithium and or your car battery port.

[@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595]

Where do you get one of those and how much bulk do they add to it?

[@billisnice]

VX-6 is the best. With the Mars mod you get 6M making it 4 bands. After the mod In case of an emergency you have access to talk on all the FRE/GMRS freqs. As a bonus with the right antenna CB bands are within your reach.

[@realgameplayfootageonly8210]

🎉❤ just picked up a mars modded vx-6☝🏻 happy to see this comment.

[@markr.1984]

Plus the mars mod is super easy to do yourself. All you have to do is take some de-solder braid and eliminate the solder bridge between jumpers four and five! Then do a factory reset. Any ham that can't use braid and de-solder something should look for another hobby!! Just sayin'! CB bands in reach? Sorry it won't transmit in AM mode. FM might be coming to CB though.

[@mikesey1]

@@markr.1984 The US now has FM. Looks to be about the same frqs as those used for the UK. A lot of Americans have been heard on those FM Channels.

[@mabo4848]

it would be important and interesting to test the modulation of the devices in the future. I bought an FT -65, which gets much worse modulation reporters than the GT3

[@SeattleRingHunter]

Great job and thank you for making the effort!

[@Onebite11]

Very informative ,Thank you

[@WX4GPS]

24:21 HE sates you can see where all your radios are at, I assume by GPS. I was told there is no way to get the GPS data out of the radio unless you run APRS, Is there software for GM that I can plot the radios on a map during a search and rescue? This is why we went DStar for EmComms... Has something changed? What is the software you can use to do it

[@jay-rus4437]

Why on earth did they do away with the vx-8r? That is EXACTLY the type HT I have been searching for.

[@MrButterpantz]

Great review, thank you

[@Aquapod9]

MR-Hoshnasi collab is the most anticipated crossover event of this year

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

First video should be up soon!

[@richardschroepfer5357]

My first radio, before I became a ham and I didn't even know what 2 metere was, but I was prepping for Y2K, was the Yaesu FT 50R. The elmer in my prepper group, programed the police channels so it was basecally a scannner. Later I got licensed and used it for some nets.o Then came a string of baeofengs. Then I upgraded to the Yaesu FT65. I carried it everywhere and after something came loose while bouncing on my pickup seat. So I am dissapointed itn te FT 65. The next and most recent arrival is the Yaesu FT-4X. and so far so good. I am waiting for the programming cable to arriive so I can set up all the repeaters in my area.. I am your neighbour to the north, KK6OCU

[@bobmar9239]

If you're going to carry a handy talk to you everyday, expected to wear out.

[@SuperAbel17]

Notaste alguna diferencia en cuanto a sensibilidad, entre el ft4x y el ft65R?. Saludos!. Ahhh!. Puedes poner modo de 2 frecuencias en pantallas, en el 4x?

[@Tkfl567]

I was so stoked about the ft-70dr, but that battery.... maybe a better one will be out soon.

[@Glassed_in_Nature]

T K I want to pull the trigger on one but the battery is a huge turn off

[@USAFJUNKIE]

@@Glassed_in_Nature What's wrong with the battery? Just short life to it?

[@Glassed_in_Nature]

USAFJUNKIE yeah, I’ve heard from everybody that you only get like 3hrs with the battery then it needs charged. Spare batteries I think cost like $70

[@pache2112]

You can get a car charger as well as a DC house charger and help the battery life BUT the volume knob is beyond effing ridiculous!! I love EVERYTHING about the radio except that!! Yaesu, wtf???

[@YouTubeMaster1611]

So which one is best?

[@FFdo.]

the FT-60 is able to watch two channels at the same time using the WX function.

[@androna1919]

How can I run it? Thanks

[@scdelong]

Great Video Josh! One con you let out for both the FT2D and FT70D is that they are so thin that when a better than rubber duck antenna is affixed on them they topple over constantly...someone please make a base plates for me to set them in.

[@enjay8950]

At my local ham radio store, the ft-60, ft-70, and vx-6r, are all the same price. So i went with the vx-6r. I think for the equal price of the other 2 it is the better radio. I also have no digital activity near me.

[@AntonioBarba_TheKaneB]

I have an FT-65E (the European variant), it's very basic but it does the job. The trigger style PTT is nice looking but I find it to be too stiff for my taste and after a while my finger is bit sore so I have to switch hands. Also, I don't like that it doesn't have a AA battery case, which I find it handy in emergency situations.

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

The guy talking about the FT-65r secret menu is actually in the service menu and there are things in there you want to be very careful about changing!

[@Monitoring_Everything]

Trick menu on FT-65r for satellite work is there more info for that?

[@brentjohnson6654]

What?? You were in Austin. That is just a few hours south of us in the Dallas area. We were in Europe on a river cruise back in June. Hope Texas treated you well.

[@robertjohnson2586]

I really appreciate your time you put into your videos - they are very helpful but damn you make me spend money lol

[@memyname1771]

When I got started in ham radio, World War 2 and Korean War surplus was available at reasonable prices. Now, as it was back then, the price of commercial equipment is enough to discourage people. There is no longer military surplus generally available. The requirement to demilitarize (destroy) surplus material along with the lack of radio receivers with wired in discrete components that could be disassembled and reassembled into transmitters and receivers has changed the hobby. Amateur radio operators used the innovators, now, they are

[@memyname1771]

the consummers of expensive radios. (sorry, I hit reply before I finished.) Somehow, the fun of building equipment that lets you communicate around the world needs to be brought back into the hobby. It is hard to convince people that amateur radio is a practical hobby when they can get on the internet on their phone and communicate around the world.

[@jterrellcreative]

If you had to choose one digital radio, would you choose the FT3DR or the Anytone AT-D878UV Plus?

[@pache2112]

Josh, the big con of the FT70DR is having to use 2 hands to adjust the volume!! The battery life has multiple work-arounds such as 12 volt battery pack, usb charger, or carry an extra battery BUT there is NO work-around for that ridiculous volume adjustment!!

Would the ft-4xr be the best option to take hunting or backpacking? Looking for something lightweight but also capable for Colorado Rockies outback, so light weight is important but distance and rescue capabilities are important.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Now. The ft4xr is not the best, but they are good.

[@MrDjonee20]

where can I find the Yaesu FT-7DR in 149.00?? that is a nice price, I cant find it, they are 249.00

[@jimturnbull2343]

Two things Yaesu FT-60 does have a small issue with speaker mic popping out and freezing the Frequency and VX-85 did you mean VX-8R so thats something to thinking about

[@jasonconklin8172]

The ft 60 is definitely dual watch i got 3 of them . Use feature a lot

[@benushaft8069]

The FT 270D looks like the Baofeng UV 9R; which is also waterproof.

[@TheNoCodeTech]

I don't know why, but I dig watching this. #TeamReplay for the 8th time.

[@bluedeath996]

Considering that the thing everyone says is wrong with the 70 is the battery why haven't Yaesu just released a better battery?

[@bruceforster5993]

NOTE: The FT-60 will also receive signals on 220 Mhz!

[@bruceforster5993]

I use that to work splits with my VX-8

[@thesilverangel3760]

Was the Vx-8R before the Vx-6R? I’m new and confused

[@RyanReddell]

A question regarding the FT-70. I noticed the price shows is $159, and some are saying $120 on sale through HRO. However, I have been looking for about a month and $175 seems to be the new sale price. Should I wait or will $175 the new low? I'm not in a hurry. TY!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

I really do not know when things go on sale for the most part. Go with your gut.

[@CastleBomb44]

as a super new HAM the FT-70d looks very appealing to me, but the battery issue is keeping me from picking one up. I will hate to deal with a couple batteries for one HT.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Check out the Yaesu FT-4X. Great price. It has no digital though

[@nativetexan9776]

Since I use the very basic of a radio's functions, The FT-65 r is ideal for me.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Yep. They work fine.

[@soraflame66]

Hi, I'm looking to buy a pair of the best HT's available but I don't know what to buy. (Whatever brand has the best, I heard Ailunce HD1's are very powerful as a example.) I'm not going to be buying radio after radio or I'll end up spending way to much money. My most important factors is something that's probably duel band and DMR/Analog and something that has the most power and range compared to settings and features. Something that has the most wattage as well as other things that make the range and power over all very good. Thank u!

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Hi Sora, the Yaesu line of radios does not cover DMR, but they use a similar mode. You can use a hotspot to interoperate between YSF and DMR. By and large, the Yaesu radios are robust and reliable.

[@soraflame66]

@@HamRadioCrashCourse yes Yaesu is a Great brand but if I was looking for the most power and longest range HT to buy which radio should I buy? I'm looking to bu 1 pair of expensive HT's to last a long time with the most range and power.

[@maibalzake]

Hi Josh is there a way to get my ft65r to be able to hear air band ty

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Not that I am aware of.

[@wild-radio7373]

🤜👍🤛♡♡♡ Also: I absolutely agree with Andie Miller about Ruby's!! ♡♡♡

[@aaronodonoghue2340]

Watching from Australia Brisbane

[@mikesey1]

The FT-65 is a single conversion radio, but the FT-60 is far better with a dual- conversion receiver.

[@giordanonagro3592]

What about the vx7?

[@LuisRodriguez-417]

What do you think of the VX-7R?

[@thomasthewatchman]

Please do an update HRCC!

[@pedrocrespo7001]

Necesita licensia. ?

[@jorndoff2002]

What kind of license do I need for these. Please send me where I can get info

[@_r0b]

You need an HAM license in order to transmit. It depends of your country in america you can only listen without a license.

[@nozefian]

Very good video.... I don't suppose you or anyone know if the Yaesu FT2DR and the FT2DE are actually the same radio? It appears it's only the FT2DE thays for sale here in the UK.

[@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595]

Steven Wallace I believe they are. I think Yaesu marks North American models R and European models E

[@DJBlackhawk]

Did you say FT-60 is Full Duplex? Everywhere I read says this is not true full duplex on sats..

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

No I don’t think I did.

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

It is not.

[@eccentriceric]

one thing i always hated was the fancy ham radios from any brand have smaller speakers then the mono band or less fancy models. I had a VX7R and while it was fancy I preferrred the VX150 then VX170. I use my radios when i watch trains so i need loud audio. I'm a ham and a railfan. I did have the FT60R at one point but got rid of it because it would lock up on white noise everywhere and my VX170 wouldn't. Everyone on YT is talking how good it is so I don't know if i had a faulty radio. Does anyone else have their FT60R's lock up on white noise interference everywhere they go? I want to get a newer radio since my VX170 has a cracked case and the battery is old. My VX170 has better sensitivity according to the specs then these newer Yeasu HTs.

[@nz0z134]

Ah missed one of my favorite discontinued, the vx8-gr! The bridge between the vx8-dr. First one with aprs. Basically an analog ft1

[@N04HB0T]

The FT-60 has dual watch. fw then v/m to start dual watch.

[@skyscratcher8825]

I went all in on HAM I do that! Living breathing eating HAM the last two months. I have 2 FT60r’s and now I want the FT3 just because. Is there a significant difference with this radio over the 2 I have now?

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Yes, the ft3dr is also a digital radio and will work aprs. It has many more features.

[@teashea1]

Well done

[@eduardosturla]

FT65R should come standard with every ARRL examination package, that is a good little HT. Totally frustration free.

[@nastypyro]

Side question. What is a radio to use during a family cruise will need 4-5. I want to make sure we can all reach each other anywhere on the boat. What would you recommend

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Likely a pack of gmrs radios and get an fcc family license. You need to verify you can use them on the ship with the crew/captain

[@drumhd1]

You can only really use two radios at a time? What about your Baofeng bandolier?

[@bearchris121]

I'm looking at tf-70dr or anytone 868 only have analog Ham around me. I scan police traffic digital and can't decide to get. Any thoughts?

[@JohnMackay-kn3rl]

FT 70D works well for me

[@design2survive]

Love my vx8...did a review of it. It really is the Swiss army radio.. One thing I dont like is that the tuning knob on mine is very stiff.

[@jaimieboy999]

Did you not find the speaker to be really quite on them? I found one and paid a lot of money for it but I just couldn't gel with it. Mind you I want another one now haha.

[@design2survive]

@@jaimieboy999 very quiet speaker..it’s a big problem. I use a hand mic so it’s not too big of a deal.

[@jaimieboy999]

@@design2survive it was a shame, I've got a ft60 which I love and I've just bought a vx6 so I'll see how I get on with that!

[@RobLandquist]

Are you planning to do videos like this for the other major HT brands?

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Yes.

[@RobLandquist]

@@HamRadioCrashCourse Anytime soon? ;-)

[@jay-rus4437]

Out of all these radios covered here, is there one that might stand out as a good emergency go bag HT? We have three go bags, and Im thinking 4xr may make sense for lower cost, smaller size, and reasonably simple in function. FT-2DR is running $350ish pretty consistently now. Seems pretty high

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Yes. 4xr. See my recent review.

[@jay-rus4437]

Ham Radio Crash Course ....picked up two of the ft-4xr and two signal stick antennas for various uses including emergency grab and go radios for our emergency bags. Have now purchased two ic-2730 mobiles for the trucks also. As a newbie I found that the programming was reasonably straight forward. Im new, so I dont have any real experience, but I didnt struggle with getting 50 plus channels programmed in, including 30 plus repeater frequencies.

[@thomasmanson1119]

Left Hand Nitro beers are great!

[@richardshort4587]

Please advise. I've found a Yaesu FT-416 for sale $50 Canadian. But can't find much in the web about this model so I'm expecting it to be oldish and not that popular. Not many vids on KZbin and none in English. Seem they have an internal battery to hold programming and may need changing but they are soldered in place and difficult to find a replacement that cross references to the original. So ?1 Should I buy it. ?2 if so how much is a realistic price if it's an obsolete model. Thank you

[@mattm5001]

How about the VX-5R ? Thanks for the video.

[@Pjdemarco]

The bridge on giveaway link doesn't work.. ☹️

[@martymcfly3744]

Josh, the VX8/VX8DR put out 5w on 6m FM *and* 1w AM. How many HTs do you know of that transmit on 6m AM??? I love my VX8DR enough that when I heard they were being discontinued I bought 3 spares 😁

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

Good call. Swiss army radio for sure.

[@terrymac9570]

No manufacturer has yet given us a waterproof Hf manpack

[@richardbadgley9096]

I just got home from field day here in Surrey.

[@Jay-hr9ci]

What do you use to run your live streams? I like the layout

[@HamRadioCrashCourse]

I use Streamlabs OBS

[@rgjohnson3rd]

So when do you do your live show? How do you get into them?

[@richylad]

I thought the ft60 did have dual watch ?