YAESU FT-920 Operating Manual

YAESU FT-920 is a high-performance amateur radio transceiver that offers a wide range of features and capabilities for both receiving and transmitting. With its advanced DSP technology and intuitive user interface, the FT-920 is a great choice for both experienced and novice ham radio operators.

Some of the key features of the FT-920 include:

  • 100 watts of output power
  • Built-in antenna tuner
  • DSP noise reduction and filtering
  • Digital voice recorder
  • CW memory keyer
  • Split frequency operation
  • General coverage reception
  • Large, backlit LCD display
  • Ergonomic design with easy-to-use controls
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Key features

  • 100 watts of output power
  • Built-in antenna tuner
  • DSP noise reduction and filtering
  • Digital voice recorder
  • CW memory keyer
  • Split frequency operation
  • General coverage reception

Frequently asked questions

The FT-920 can be connected to a computer via the USB port on the rear panel. This allows you to use the FT-920 with various software applications, such as logging programs and digital modes software.

Yes, the FT-920 can receive general coverage shortwave broadcasts from 100 kHz to 30 MHz. To listen to shortwave broadcasts, you will need to connect an external antenna to the FT-920.

The digital voice recorder on the FT-920 can be used to record and playback voice messages. To use the digital voice recorder, press the DVR button on the front panel. This will start the recording process. To stop recording, press the DVR button again. To playback a recording, press the DVR button and then use the up/down buttons to select the desired recording. Press the DVR button again to start playback.
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