Yaesu FTM-500D: Saving to Memories (Video #3 in this series)

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This video is being released first for the S7 (Executive) and S9 (VIP) Patreon team members to watch. Some videos are eventually released for public viewing.
Jonathan, W5GI, is an S9+ (aka VIP+) Patreon team member. He gifted me a Yaesu FTM-500D transceiver, asking me to shoot some videos about it.
I cannot buy a new radio every time one is released. I have to pay household bills, medical bills, and taxes. Without the generosity of people like Jonathan (FTM-500D), Wendell, K5WAN (FTM-400XDR), and Joel, KC4WZB, (FTdx10, IC-7300, FT-991A, FTdx101MP) I would not be able to shoot videos about such a wide variety of transceivers, while still maintaining my objective to show the good, the bad, and the ugly. The one time I was loaned a radio by a retailer, to shoot videos about the FT-710, I was refused any future loaners, even though they told me ahead of time that I could be objective. That’s what I get for being honest with my viewers.
In this video, I show how to save frequency, mode, CTCSS tone, and repeater shift combinations to any of the 999 user memories.
At the end of this video, you will be able to see a listing of some of the supporters of this channel who made this video possible. These are people who have supported the channel via Patreon membership, as what I call long-haulers. Long-haulers have supported the channel on a long-term basis. There are 4 levels of Patreon membership, including S5 (Associate), S7 (Executive), S9 (VIP), and S9+ (VIP+). S9+ (VIP+) denotes an S9 (VIP) member who voluntarily chooses to give over and above the amount for S9 (VIP) membership. They help me continue to produce videos even though most people do not contribute toward the cost of my mission. Without their support, I cannot bring my viewers uncensored content.
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73, de N4HNH

[@wendellneal9573]

Helpful video for the FTM-500.

[@n4hnhradio]

Glad you think so, Wendell.

[@jakep5121]

Can we a get a how to send an APRS message on the 500. like to WXBOT. its so easy on the 400 but man do i struggle on the 500.

[@n4hnhradio]

I accept requests from S9 (VIP) Patreon members. If you are a member, send the request via the Patreon messenger. This video series is being released first to the Patreon members. I later release certain videos for public viewing. This is the third video in the series that the Patreon members have already had a chance to view. Some videos will likely never be public, such as videos #40 through #98 for the FTdx10, #18 through #37 for the FT-710, and #2 through #24 for the FTdx101D/MP.