Weather broadcast channels [34 – Yaesu FT-60R User Manual
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R. G. Sparber KG7MQL
Weather Broadcast Channels [34]
Pressing the "1" key
weather broadcast channels. You can do this even when
the radio is scanning.
Hold down the
"W" as the first character followed by a number.
number is the frequency except that the leading "1" has been
replaced with the let
Briefly press
Up or
Down keys to start scanning of the
Scanning will stop
up or down key or
turn the tuning knob one click to start up
If not scanning, turning
through the weather channels one at a time.
You can exit
the "1" key. This will take you back to the mode you were in
before entering the function.
The Operating Manual
cause you to exit the
work.
February 22, 2015
Weather Broadcast Channels [34]
Pressing the "1" key long enough brings up the set of
weather broadcast channels. You can do this even when
the radio is scanning.
Hold down the "1" key until you see a
"W" as the first character followed by a number.
number is the frequency except that the leading "1" has been
replaced with the letter.
Briefly press down the
Up or
n keys to start scanning of the weather channels.
Scanning will stop at the first active channel. Either tap the
up or down key or
turn the tuning knob one click to start up scanning again.
If not scanning, turning the Dial knob moves you
through the weather channels one at a time.
You can exit the Weather function by pressing
the "1" key. This will take you back to the mode you were in
before entering the function.
Operating Manual says that pressing the V/M
you to exit the function. I found that this does not always
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brings up the set of
weather broadcast channels. You can do this even when
"W" as the first character followed by a number. This
number is the frequency except that the leading "1" has been
weather channels.
at the first active channel. Either tap the
scanning again.
knob moves you
through the weather channels one at a time.
ing and holding
the "1" key. This will take you back to the mode you were in
the V/M will also
I found that this does not always