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I went through the same decision making process a while back... I chose the Yaesu FTM-350. It's a great rig with a great display... If you're halfway familiar with programming a Yaesu radio - this one will be easy to figure out. Functionality-wise - the main difference is that the Kenwood...

I like the concept of this HT, but I wonder why 2 meters was not included in this HT? I just purchased the IC-92AD a couple of weeks ago and am using it in conjunction with a DVAP, since I do not have a DStar repeater close by (like many users). The ID-31 would not be an option for me...

Since no one has responded to your question, let me give you some feedback. I primarily use my FTM-350 for the Ham Bands, however, I do have one FM station programmed in that I stumble upon every once in a while. The audio is clear and sounds good - you just cannot compare it to a full...

I too have this radio and it does in fact can seem very complicated at times. I second the suggestion getting the programming software for it. It makes programming all your settings so much easier. Another thing I have done is printed out the manuals for my mobile and HT in a smaller...

I've been waiting for an update to this thread... From what I understand, the Gtrans cable plugs into the data jack on the base of the 350AR? If so, this poses a problem for me as my radio is mounted in the trunk. I would have to redo a lot of the work I have already done during the install...

I would recommend the Yaesu FTM-350AR. Great mobile rig! Easy to setup and use. It handles APRS very well - except as someone else pointed out, it does not digipeat. No big deal! It's something I can live without... it's more of a nice to have feature. The FTM-350AR has options such as...

I'm also interested in connecting a Garmin Nuvi 350 to my Yaesu FT-350R. For the folks who ordered the cable - once you connect everything up, would you mind posting some comments about the cable, setup etc.? I'll wait until then before I spend the money on a cable. Thanks!