Yaesu FT-65R Used Price & Fair Market Value

~$176
Fair market value
$176 (median of recent sales)
Typical range
$115 – $185
Based on
4 sold listings
Last updated
September 19, 2026

Values are estimates from recent comparable sales — condition, accessories, and included extras vary. Always compare before buying.

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FT-65R price history

$151$167$184$201$217 Aug Sep $176

Median sold price per month, trailing 2 months. Down ~9% over the period.

Recent sold listings

Date soldItemPriceStatus
Individual sold records for this model are still being compiled — the fair-value estimate above is based on 4 recent sales.

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About the Yaesu FT-65R

The Yaesu FT-65R is a rugged 5-watt dual-band handheld built around straightforward analog VHF/UHF operation. It combines 2-meter and 70-centimeter coverage, a loud 1-watt speaker, a 1,950 mAh lithium-ion battery, useful scanning features, and IP54-rated protection in a relatively compact package.

Common questions

How do I program a frequency into memory?

In VFO mode, tune to the desired frequency and settings, then press and hold the *V/M button. Use the up/down arrow keys to select the channel number, press and hold *V/M again to store it.

Can the FT-65R be used with a repeater?

Yes. It supports repeater operation with ARS (Automatic Repeater Shift) and manual shift modes (SIMPLEX, +REP, -REP). It also has split mode for odd splits.

Can I program the FT-65R via PC?

Yes. It supports PC programming via Yaesu's memory programmer software or CHIRP, making field programming slower but still possible.

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