Yaesu RDF files Page
I like to Travel!
Part of my travel includes Amateur radio. I usually take a handheld or two with me, and I do quite a bit of research and planning. As a result I have set up some useful files for my yaesu handhelds. I have three:
Yaesu FT51r, FT11r and VX1r.
The great thing is you can program them using the ADMS suite, and use one RDF file (radio definition file)
The Vx1 has got the most memories- 291 of them! so I usually fill that up first. I then merge the bits that are relevant into each of the other radios, depending on their capabilities.

What I am doing here is to share those definition files.
Requirements: ADMS 1D software or better.
                        The programming cable (has some electronics inthe cable)
                           A yaesu radio capable of being programmed via ADMS.

(If your browser tries to display a file rather than download it, just right-click on it and save-as""..)

  • Here are the VX1 files for:
  • Israel
  • Israel-text version
  • Greece
  • Greece-text version
  • USA     (Chicago,IL  Dayton,OH  Washington,DC,New York City, Boston MA)
  • USA text version
  • Sydney (VK2) (Where I live)
  • Sydney -text version
  • New Zealand
  • New Zealand --text version
  • KF4MOR's Miami Fl RDF file (FT50)
  • MiamiFL-text version
  • KF4MOR'S FbDallas RDF file (FT50)
  • FbDallas text version
  • KF4MOR's Seattle RDF file (FT50)
  • Seattle text version

    • (If your browser tries to display a file rather than download it, just right-click on it and save-as""..)

    External Links

  • N2QVC's RDF files
  • KE6VVW's RDf files
  • Unofficial VX1 & VX5 page
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    If YOU have any interesting files, why dont you email them to me with a short description and I'll post them here.

    Tnx & 73

    Raffy VK2RF

    *** FLASH**** - I just got a Yaesu FT-817, so I needed a portable HF antenna.
    First my good friend VK2KGG sent me a design for a 20m Dipole made from TV ribbon, plus a simple balun. I made it and used it. It's very good!
    And then I ordered an ATX-Walkabout 80m to 6m vertical from Waters & Stanton in England. I'll let you know how things go after it arrives..