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Operate your Yaesu FT-710 remotely

RemoteMyShack puts your Yaesu FT-710 in your browser: operate it from your phone, tablet or laptop at yourcall.remotemyshack.com, with two-way audio and the controls you use at the shack. A small agent on a computer next to the radio connects to it by USB; there's no VPN or port forwarding to set up.

Beta: support for Yaesu radios is built from the maker's documentation, but we haven't run it against one yet. Tell us how it goes.

What works with the FT-710

Connects by	USB
Bands	160m, 80m, 60m, 40m, 30m, 20m, 17m, 15m, 12m, 10m, 6m
Transmit	Yes, with push-to-talk from your device
Spectrum scope	Not supported for this radio
Remote power-on	Yes: it stays reachable on your network while off, so you can switch it on from anywhere
Tested	Not yet (beta)

As the FTDX10.

What you can do from the console

Tune, change band, mode, filter and DATA mode, and read the S-meter from your phone or laptop.
Hear the radio, with two-way audio on transceivers: hold to talk, with automatic unkey if your connection drops.
Adjust RF gain, preamp, attenuator, AGC, noise blanker and noise reduction where the radio has them; the radio's own speaker is turned down while the agent is connected. On a FlexRadio the RF gain slider sets SmartSDR's AGC threshold; on a Hermes Lite 2 it sets the receive gain (LNA).
Send CW from the console with the radio's keyer (the agent keys a Hermes Lite 2 itself), and RTTY as audio.
Every transmission is recorded in your transmit log.

Setting it up

Install the agent on a Mac, Windows or Linux computer, or a Raspberry Pi, next to the radio, link it to your account, and open yourcall.remotemyshack.com. These articles walk you through it:

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