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Thanks for posting,just ordered one 2 days ago to replace my anytone 778uv that died at just 1 yr from purchase.I have a ft5d and ft 2d ht’s,hopefully the menu is somewhat comparable

I have a thing about Yaesu menus, I get them! I'm a nerd, so... Anyway I learned a bunch from this video and should I get a FTM-200DR I will refer to it. I did miss a couple of your points about the action a function takes when you did not tell us the change was shown on the display as a change of function/color/name. I did finally notice the one I kept missing, but that's because I have a rewind button. 73 KN6ZVI

I heard about this on the Wednesday Night Experiment net. Great video! Thanks for taking some of the mystery out of this device. 73

Hello from MN! All of your videos have helped to solidify that this is the mobile radio i want, for the price it has all the features i want out of a mobile. Thanks for providing all this information!

Do you know what it means when the radio receives a “duplicate signal”. I often get duplicates but I don’t understand how the radio determines what is a duplicate and what isn’t i.e. the difference between “NE” and “DE”. It seems so random for me. Sometimes I’m picking up the same station over and over and it constantly comes in as “NE”, shouldn’t it come in as “DE” since I already have the station in the list?

The open standard doesnt make sense to me, open is open, wouldnt just not screwing anything on the connector be faster?

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Wow. Yaesu sure made it complicated. On my smart phone all I have to do is talk into it and it sends out a text msg.

How do you make the radio scan your memory channels?

Nice tutorial

first nanoVNA tutorial that makes sense!

You can also use the mic buttons as a keyboard to enter messages - it's old school phone keypad style, but faster than clicking the dial!

Thank you for sharing , excellent swr reading demonstration .

Thanks for an easy to follow video, except that my three caps are gold toned, I can tell which is open but the other two look identical.

So I bought the FT-65 for this very reason. Can’t afford a dual VFO and cheap radios are cheap. I can’t buy the yagi yet, I may home-brew, but I’d love to see how well 😅the 65 functions on Space Station or satellites. Have you done this? If so, I checked your channel, why don’t you make a video doing so. Great video and thanks!

Very good presentation. The best I've seen so far. Keep it up

Thanks for the video. You made one error in the cal procedure. The calibration point is the end of the SO239 when you connected that adapter. Calibration should be made at the SO239 end. That is your open, short and load should be made there, not at the VNA itself. By doing this, you remove the adapter cable and move the calibration point to where it belongs, where the antenna is connected.

Very well done, very clear and to the point. Thank you for spending the time to do this helpful video.

My radio keeps switching the active band when APRE is received. It didn’t used to to that. It would stay on the bottom. What did I change to cause that to happen?

Does anyone know which model to get? There are so many options and sellers.

I got two uv5rs, and neither of them has ever picked up anything in the two years I've had them. They are jailbroken/programmed whatever you wanna call it. Just never heard anything. Now I've also been told nobody uses any of the bands around where I live, so I ordered one of these last night. Hopefully I can get it to pick up something, if not I guess I'll quit being weird and just use my cell phone like a normal person.

Hi! On dual display can i listen on vhf and transmit on uhf? Thanks!

Yaesu has lost their way with the latest FTM UHF/VHF radios. I still have my ft-8800 and it is far and away a much better radio (yeah I know, no digital) In this modern era of much more powerful processors and color displays, these radios should all still have memory banks and also the hyper memory keys that make scanning and changing radio channels so easy! Very sad!!

Very useful

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It sucks in that mode

Interesting, making custom scan lists. But why not use the M-GRP function (in ADMS-12 also) to do this? It is fairly easy to add a half dozen channels from the front panel. See page 38 in the manual. By the way, the new FTM-500 firmware allows saving up to 4 MEM (and 4 profile and 4 config) files on the SD card, restorable from the menu. Not memory groups but close. 73

very helpful and easy peeze Thank You K4YNA

Best explanation ever! Straight to the points! Thank you!

This may be old news to you but the little tab you're pushing is the actual locking tab. If you look on the opposite end of the mount, there's an actual lever to depress, releasing that tab. However, it looks as though your mounting configuration may prevent access to the lever.

Excellent presentation the best I have seen on YT, looking forward to getting my VNA soon. Cheers and 73's

I see this is about 1 year old. Maybe you have discovered this already? 2 things: 1) You can change the items in the quick menu to other ones. 2) The long menu is organized by function groups. Using the up/down buttons on the mic will move you up by groups very quickly.

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This is helpful for learning how to adjust settings. But, I am new. I have no idea what APRS is or what I would use it for. So.... what is it?

Had my ft65r for awhile. Your video helped me get more familiar with the functions! Thank You!!!

Great video, but do you not need to do the THRU calibration, connecting a cable between the 2 ports?

Just got mine today, I'm glad I ran into your video, very informative. Thanks

Best I've seen. Why? I'm a new ham setting up my station and I bought the nanoVNA H4 as the most economical SWR test device on the market for helping set up an antenna. I discovered, as many have, that it comes with no instructions whatsoever. I looked a t a few other videos before I found this one. Had this been first, I would have been happy. That said, I do plan to explore at least a few of the many capabilities the nanoVHA has.

Well i made à 2m antenna yesterday for the car. I used a standard swr and power meter.. Calibrated with a 50 ohm load . I adjusted for minimum swr. It works well.. I agree the nano vna provides more info. I do have one, but cannot get out of my old habits. Thanks for your time and info.

What a simple, but clear explanation. I wish i had seen this before my struggles

New to this can this style of radio monitor police,ems frequencies? What about cb (19) thank you

This was very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you so much.

It will be my mobile and base

Should I get the ftm 200 or 500 for 150 more

I’ve been using the NanoVNA for swr metering for a while now. I just don’t use it often enough to remember the simple manipulation every time even though it’s not that complicated… Your short video makes it easy to undestand and takes the complexity away from it. Good job ! It’s a great tool and I wish I could do more in the shack or in the car with it. Please post other tutorial that are amateur radio oriented for the NanoVNA.

I appreciate it you really helped me all the other videos I looked at I couldn't understand but I understood yours and I actually got the swrs checked on my antenna and it was 1.15 I just wanted to thank you

is it possible to type a message with the microphone like the old flip phones?

This is the best how to video out there. Thank you