FT2DR configuring my radio

 Hello everyone I have a very interesting situation, I have a device did I use where is my radio that is a headset. The problem is every time I have to travel, I have to put new frequencies into the memory I have my radio. This unfortunately on pairs the headset. Dust resulting Annette having to be rich shut up. Is there any way to write this set up to the SD card, or write it somehow to the memory of the radio? Because it is a big hassle every time I travel to set the headset up again. Does anyone have any good suggestions?

Mute FT2DR Packet Sound APRS?

Mute FT2DR Packet Sound APRS?


On my FT2DR I can’t seem to figure out how to mute the TX packet sound with APRS. Sounds like an old modem every time it transmits which is annoying when hiking in the backcountry. Any ideas would be great. Thanks in advance.


Yaesu FT2DR Remove Delete Memory Stored Channel

 


To remove a channel from a bank‚ first go to the memory bank that contains the channel and then touch and hold the F[MW] button until the memory options appear. Press the button with the six squares and then press M Del. This will remove the channel from the memory bank but it won’t delete the memory location.

Yaesu FT2D APRSlink, Winlink Email/Message Via APRS

Yaesu FT2D APRSlink, Winlink Email/Message Via APRS
https://youtu.be/JzUeIjfSP0c

APRSlink (or APRS to Winlink) is the combination of having your Winlink functionality using the built in APRS on a radio such as the FT2D.

Worldwide email and messaging directly from the front of your radio.
https://www.winlink.org/APRSLink


How to setup APRS on FT-2DR

I picked up a 2DR a few months ago and am finally able to sit down and really dive into it.

So I'm trying to set up APRS and I'm going through and following the APRS manual here. I have the B band set to 144.390 and I'm not seeing my station pop up on aprs.fi.

Is there something I'm missing or a resource that would better help me?

Yaesu FT 2D MARS CAP GMRS MURS Mod

Yaesu FT 2D MARS CAP GMRS MURS Mod

This is a how-to  for the Yaesu FT2D MARS/CAP mod. It's a simple SM resistor removal. I make no warranties that this will work in your radio and assume no responsibility if you damage it. Also I do not endorse the illegal use of frequencies you are not licensed to, it's your responsibility to check your local laws. Hope this is useful to you.



FT2DR C4FM 144/430 MHz Dual Band Digital Handheld Transceiver

FT2DR C4FM 144/430 MHz Dual Band Digital Handheld Transceiver with 1.7" Touch Screen Display

This exciting leading edge Transceiver is designed with ease of use in mind now packing an oversized back-lit touch panel display. At 1.7-inches the high resolution touch screen display provides loads of information through an easily navigable interface, providing stress-free operability and a high level of on-screen visibility for the FT2DR operator.

The advanced FT2DR is loaded with various new features including: 700 mW of clear loud audio, Built-in High Sensitivity 66 ch GPS with antenna, 1200 bps / 9600 bps APRS® function, Dual watch (V/V, U/U/, V/U), Dual Monitor (C4FM Digital/C4FM Digital), GPS Logging/Recording capabilities, Water resistant (IPX5 Rating), microSD Card Slot, 2200mAh high capacity Li-Ion battery and Battery charger included as a standard supplied accessory.

Yaesu FT-2DR - Restoring to Defaults (All Reset)

Restoring to Defaults (All Reset)

To restore all transceiver settings and memory content to the defaults.

1.)  Press and hold [Power] for over one second, then turn off the transceiver.  "POWER OFF"

2.)  While pressing  [Back]  [Disp]   [Band]   and press [Power]
The transceiver turns on and you hear the beep.

3.)  When the beep sounds, release the key.
"ALL RESET?" appears on the LCD.

4.)  Touch [OK]

Homemade Data Cable for Yaesu FT-2D

A while ago I bought a Yaesu FT-2D in order to try some YSF with MMDVMs. I discovered that German shops sell the data cable for nearly 90€ which seems quite expensive - especially after discovering that I just contains a pl2303 USB-RS232 adapter and a MAX3232 or similar level coverter. So the only difficulty left to clone this cable was the connector on the radio side. There is a longer thread on Twitter about this (see [1]). Sources for the plug seem to be [2] and [3].

Yaesu FT2DR dual-band digital Fusion portable radio

FT2DR C4FM/FM 144/430MHz Dual Band Digital Handheld Transceiver.

The advanced FT2DR is loaded with various new features including: 700 mW of clear loud audio, Built-in High Sensitivity 66 ch GPS with antenna, 1200 bps / 9600 bps APRS® function, Dual watch (V/V, U/U/, V/U), Dual Monitor (C4FM Digital/C4FM Digital), GPS Logging/Recording capabilities, Water resistant (IPX5 Rating), microSD Card Slot, 2200mAh high capacity Li-Ion battery and Battery charger included as a standard supplied accessory. 

The Yaesu FT2DR is the second portable radio to come out as part of Yaesu’s Fusion line of radios and the first to be touch screen enabled. This radio features dual-band VHF and UHF (2 m & 70 cm) operation and dual mode (FM & C4FM) analog and digital operation, a touch screen display, built in Automated Packet Reporting System (APRS) capability, 700 mW of audio output, plus much more.

Yaesu FT2D FUSION (FT2DR) Handheld

Yaesu FT2D FUSION (FT2DR) Handheld

EDIT: The lack of voice narration in this video is intentional guys. It's not necessary. The features I demonstrated are obvious in their function. If narration is needed, I will use subtitles in the future.

Yaesu Fusion FT2Dr quick demo.

This radio was made available about 3 weeks ago and I finally got one in-hand.

Here is a quick demo of some basic operation for anyone curious to see a US made video.

The video shows a 360 view of the radio and a basic menu operation.

If there is something specific you want to see, leave a comment and I will gladly make a video for you. It's not difficult.