Yep, got one right here. Sitting in a drawer because it didn't work. - Jim

I've tried five different mice on mine, both the recommended Logitech units, and some off-brand ones. NONE of them work on my 101MP. I'm stuck with a corded one, as I'm tired of buying things that "ju

Don't see it on the Yaesu USA site yet... Jim KQ0EA

I leave mine on all the time, and control it from the power switch on the rig. 73, Jim KQ0EA

Hi, Ken I use FLDigi, and it's not too bad of a learning curve. You really don't need the SignaLink, as the USB port in the radio can handle the same tasks. There's a "sound card" built into the radio

I have one of the Radio Sport headsets with the boom mike. Very well built, it almost looks like a David Clark headset, and it's very comfortable. Not cheap, but why cheap-out with a $4k radio. 73, Ji

The only mouse related item I can find in the menu is the pointer speed. Nothing about the mouse being on or off. Jim

Say what?

Same here, again, Burt. Picked an inexpensive M310 that works fine on my PC's, but no cursor when I plug the receiver in. Even tried turning the radio off, waiting a few minutes, plugging in the recei

Thanks, Doug! *NONE* of the wireless receivers do that, so I've either got all "unifying" receivers, or my radio has an issue. I'll keep trying... 73, Jim KQ0EA

OK, but how do I know the radio has recognized the USB receiver? Do I have to pair it with mouse for the cursor to appear? Jim KQ0EA

I'm in the same boat, Burt. I read here that you need to use one that has a NON-unifying receiver, which is a receiver that will only connect to the mouse. A "unifying" receiver can also connect to th

Try installing it as Administrator. Jim KQ0EA

I made some walnut "riser blocks" to pick up the front of mine. I would have put it on the top shelf of my operating desk, but that's where the monitor lives! 73, Jim KQ0EA

Yes, it's nice to have a radio that doesn't slide around when you plug in the headphones! 73, Jim KQ0EA

I'm using an Audio Technica ATr30 that I bought some years ago. I've used it with my Flex 5000, FT-1000D, TD-950SDX, and now my 101MP. Always get "Nice Audio" reports, and it was about $30. One of my

N3FJP is a Ham who writes very good logging software. 73, Jim KQ0EA

Hi, everybody! I know most of us use the USB interface on the radio for things like rig control, logging, and the digital modes, and I was curious if there are other Linus users, and what they were us

I'm still learning how to use it, but so far it's been quite useful to knock-out the "Donald Duck" noise from close stations on 20 meters. The first time I tried it I was quite surprised at how well i

I'm using an older Dell 24" monitor. I don't think I'd care to use one smaller than 20", but that's just me. 73, Jim KQ0EA