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πŸ“‘ Turn Your Yaesu FT-710 Into a Remote Station β€” Operate From Anywhere!

πŸ“‘ Turn Your Yaesu FT-710 Into a Remote Station β€” Operate From Anywhere!

VE1AC August 15, 2026 5 min read

πŸ“‘ YAESU FT-710 OWNERS πŸ“‘

Our Hand-Coded Remote Rig System Is Now Live!

Hey πŸ‘‹

If you own a Yaesu FT-710, this update is especially for you.

After hundreds of hours of coding, testing, troubleshooting and development, Mike VE1AC has created a complete Remote Rig system built around the Yaesu FT-710 and integrated directly into Ham Radio List.

This system brings together remote RX audio, TX microphone audio, PTT, CAT control, FT-710 meters, Station Bridge, WebRTC, mobile operation, private TURN relay infrastructure, Bluetooth/AirPods handling, CQ recordings and live broadcasting in one integrated system.

πŸŽ‰ ONE DONATION. ACCESS FOR LIFE. πŸŽ‰

Make a donation of any amount to support HamRadioList and receive access to these services at no additional charge for life.

🎧 HEAR YOUR FT-710 REMOTELY

Listen to live receive audio from your FT-710 on your supported phone or computer. Your radio can stay at your station while you listen and operate remotely.

🎀 TRANSMIT THROUGH YOUR FT-710

Press and hold PTT in Remote Rig, speak into your phone, computer, headset or AirPods microphone, and your voice is sent back through Station Bridge to your FT-710 for transmission.

πŸ“± WI-FI, 5G, LTE & DIFFERENT INTERNET CONNECTIONS

At home, Remote Rig can continue using a fast direct LAN connection. When you're away on 5G/LTE, another Wi-Fi network or another Internet connection, our private TURN infrastructure can provide a relayed WebRTC connection when a direct connection isn't possible.

πŸ›  WHAT THE FT-710 REMOTE SYSTEM DOES

βœ“ Live FT-710 receive audio
βœ“ Remote press-and-hold PTT
βœ“ Remote microphone TX audio
βœ“ CAT control integration
βœ“ Live FT-710 meters
βœ“ Bluetooth and AirPods support
βœ“ Adjustable TX microphone gain
βœ“ CQ recording capability
βœ“ Direct LAN operation
βœ“ Private TURN relay support for 5G/LTE
βœ“ Station Bridge
βœ“ Live public audio and video broadcasting

πŸŽ₯ BROADCAST YOUR STATION LIVE TO THE WORLD

Here's where Remote Rig becomes even more exciting.

While you're operating your FT-710 remotely, you can also broadcast your live station audio and video to the public through HamRadioList.

Our live broadcasting system is designed to support thousands of simultaneous viewers, allowing amateur radio operators, friends, clubs and visitors from around the world to follow your station while you're live.

πŸ’» PUT YOUR LIVE STATION ON YOUR OWN PAGE

Each operator has their own personal Remote Rig/public broadcasting page.

From your personal page, you can copy your own permanent embed code. The code remains the same, so you only need to add it once.

Place that code on a compatible personal website, amateur radio blog, QRZ page, club page or other profile that supports the required embedded content. When your HamRadioList station goes live, visitors to those pages can follow your broadcast there as well.

πŸ”§ HOW IT WORKS — STEP BY STEP

1. Connect your Yaesu FT-710 to your station computer.

2. Open HamRadioList Station Bridge on the station computer.

3. Station Bridge connects your physical FT-710 with your HamRadioList Remote Rig session.

4. From your remote phone, tablet or computer, sign into HamRadioList and open Remote Rig.

5. Allow microphone and audio permissions when requested.

6. If you're using AirPods or another Bluetooth headset, connect it before you begin operating.

7. Remote Rig establishes the WebRTC connection with Station Bridge.

8. At home, the system can use your direct LAN connection.

9. Away from home on 5G/LTE or another Internet connection, our private TURN infrastructure can relay the connection when necessary.

10. Listen to the live receive audio coming from your FT-710.

11. Monitor and control your station using the Remote Rig controls and live FT-710 meters.

12. To transmit, press and hold PTT and speak normally.

13. Your microphone audio travels through Remote Rig and Station Bridge to your FT-710.

14. If your microphone needs more drive, use the built-in TX Mic Gain control.

15. Release PTT and the FT-710 returns to receive.

16. When you want others to follow along, enable your live public audio/video broadcast.

17. Copy your personal permanent embed code and place it on a compatible website, blog, QRZ page or other supported profile.

18. Leave that code there. Whenever you're live in the future, your live station can appear on those pages automatically.

πŸ’» HUNDREDS OF HOURS OF DEVELOPMENT

This system represents hundreds of hours of hands-on development by Mike VE1AC — coding, testing WebRTC audio, solving mobile-networking problems, integrating the FT-710, developing PTT and microphone handling, working through Bluetooth audio routing, building Station Bridge and creating the infrastructure that brings everything together.

The goal has been simple: build something genuinely useful for amateur radio operators and make powerful remote operation available without forcing operators into an expensive monthly subscription.

❀ ONE DONATION. ACCESS FOR LIFE.

There is no required monthly Remote Rig subscription.

Make a donation of any amount to HamRadioList and receive access to these services at no additional charge for life.

❀ Support HamRadioList
πŸ“‘ Open FT-710 Remote Rig

Your FT-710 no longer has to stay confined to your radio room.

Operate from another room, another network or while you're away from home. Listen, transmit, monitor your radio, use your headset, adjust your microphone level, broadcast your station publicly and extend that live broadcast onto compatible pages around the Internet.

If you've got a Yaesu FT-710, we built this for you. πŸ“‘

73 and good DX!
Mike – VE1AC

P.S. – If you're running an FT-710, we'd love to hear how Remote Rig works with your station and what you'd like to see us add next.

P.P.S. – Remote operation and public broadcasting do not change your responsibilities as an amateur radio operator. Always operate within the privileges, rules and station-control requirements that apply to you.

73 de Ham Radio List / VE1AC,
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