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This video is an introduction to the Yaesu FT3DR handie-talkie. I purchased this radio a couple of months ago. It is an updated version of the FT2DR, with a color display. It features simultaneous dual-receive, GPS, and APRS. It also has a feature called Club Channel Activity Monitor (CAM) which allows you to monitor 5 other frequencies with VFO B, while you are using VFO A. Another feature is the Bluetooth earbud.

In this video, I provide a brief introduction to the FT3DR. In future videos, I will go into greater detail, especially related to APRS.

Correction: I inadvertently referred to the AA battery case as a battery eliminator. Technically, the term battery eliminator is often associated with a device that allows you to power a radio via the cigarette lighter of your vehicle.

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