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Brand | Yaesu |
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Model | FT-26 |
Category | Transceiver |
Language | English |
Frequency range, channel steps, repeater shift, emission type, supply voltage, current consumption, antenna, case size, weight.
Circuit type, IFs, SINAD sensitivity, adjacent channel selectivity, intermodulation, AF output.
Power output, frequency stability, modulation system, maximum deviation, FM noise, spurious emissions, AF distortion, microphone type, burst tone.
Antenna Jack (BNC), EXT DC Jack (3.5mm coaxial). Protective rubber cover over jacks.
20-position switch for frequency, memory, tuning steps, paging codes. Duplicates ▲/▼ keys.
Adjusts receiver volume. Turn fully counterclockwise to turn transceiver off.
Sets threshold for squelch opening. Adjust to silence noise with clear channel.
Monitor (Burst), PTT & LAMP Switches under rubber cover. Monitor opens squelch; PTT transmits; LAMP lights display.
Select operating features. Primary functions on key faces, alternate functions via F/M key.
Momentary: enables alternate functions. Hold: stores display into memory. Toggles Dial/Memory modes.
Charge battery, connect antenna, consider Speaker/Mic, read Controls & Connectors chapter.
Adjust SQL control to silence noise. BUSY/TX indicator shows squelch status (green when open).
Dial Mode for tuning/scanning. Memory Mode for operating on stored frequencies.
Mainly for operating on stored frequencies. Selector knob, keys select sequentially from memories.
Locks PTT, keys, and Dial knob to prevent inadvertent changes. Indicators PL, KL, DL shown.
Select operating frequency via dial or memory. Tune with DIAL selector or ▲/▼ keys.
Wait for clear channel, squeeze PTT switch to speak. BUSY/TX glows red during transmission.
Three methods: manual, automatic, stored. Sets transmit freq. above/below receive freq. by offset.
Tune to 146.94MHz, press RPT for '-', transmit. Display shifts to 146.34MHz.
Stores frequencies/settings in 53 channels (1-50, L, U, C). Use F/M key to store.
Steps to store frequency and offset into memory 5 using F/M and D/MR keys.
Use D/MR button to switch between dial and memory modes. Memory label shown in memory box.
Two levels of reset. Clears memories, channel step, repeater shifts. Level 2 clears ARS limits.