I know sighted people who say the print manual is just as bad as you're 
saying, but that's typical yaesu for you. My FT-51 I rarely if ever use 
anymore, manual has so many translation errors and stuff that it's about 
useless sighted or other wise. Best thing is to stay far far away from yaesu 
and if you won't do that, hope you can get a front panel layout and learn by 
trial and error what does what on the features you don't know about. that's 
how I learned my FT-51 12 years ago when I got it and still feel there are a 
lot of features I don't know about yet but I program it with the software 
when it will take it which is about every 5 tries, and leave it alone beyond 
that. I use it maybe once a year anyway at most.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sarah Alawami" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, May 17, 2010 8:11 AM
Subject: a key guide to an ft60


> Hello to all. I would have asked this sooner but I've been busy with =
> semester testing that I did not have the energy or the time to learn =
> this puppy.
>
> I've got some people helping me learn the ft60 but that manual is about =
> as clear as brackish water. lol. Can someone if they have the time =
> please provide me with a key guyed that describes the buttons especially =
> the front panel? I read the manual at www.icanworkthisthing.com and it's =
> an exact copy of the unclear pdf I've got as well. They expect us to =
> look at the thing and I can't see. If my eyes are,they  are not telling =
> me a thing. lol.
>
> anyways sorry for asking this so late in the evening.
>
> Take care all. My contact info is below should you need it.
>
>
> Sarah Alawami
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