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Ruth's sister USB Programming Cable for Yaesu FT-857D/897D/817/857/897/100/VX-1700/CT-62

SKU CH-18E8-GAPQX

Connects compatible Yaesu radios to a computer via USB for programming and data transfer

  • Program your Yaesu radio from a PC via USB
  • Compatible with FT-817, FT-857D, FT-897D, FT-100 models
  • Works with VX-1700 and CT-62 walkie talkies
  • New cable ready for immediate radio configuration

USB cable for Yaesu FT series

This USB programming cable connects a computer to Yaesu FT-857D, FT-897D, FT-817, FT-857, FT-897 and FT-100 radios. It also supports the VX-1700 and CT-62 models. The cable enables software configuration of memory channels and operating settings.

Suitable for listed Yaesu transceivers

It suits owners of the compatible Yaesu radios who need a direct USB link for programming. It is not suited for radios outside the listed Yaesu series or for users requiring a different connector type.

Highlights

  • Program your Yaesu radio from a PC via USB
  • Compatible with FT-817, FT-857D, FT-897D, FT-100 models
  • Works with VX-1700 and CT-62 walkie talkies
  • New cable ready for immediate radio configuration

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the USB programming cable to my FT-857D radio for the first time?

Plug the USB end into your computer and the mini-DIN connector into the data port on the front panel of the FT-857D; install the FTDI driver before launching your programming software.

Which connector on the cable wears out first with repeated use on a VX-1700?

The 6-pin mini-DIN plug that inserts into the radio's data jack is the mechanical wear point; the USB-A end is rated for far more cycles.

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