Re: Is there a good explanation on how to use Yaesu Memory banks?

Mark Lassman · 2017-05-08T08:04:57-07:00

The FT60 does not use "memory banks". There are 999 memory "channels", not separated by "banks", as older scanners used to be.

Mark Lassman All Messages By This Member #18143 开云体育 The FT60 does not use "memory banks". There are 999 memory "channels", not separated by "banks", as older scanners used to be.? toggle quoted message Show quoted text On May 7, 2017, at 9:20 PM, doghouse3@... [FT-60] <FT-60@...> wrote: ? I am a new ham with an FT-60 R/E. I have a list of frequencies by city that are used in emergencies and for net control. It looks like the memory banks might be what I am looking for.? Memory Bank 1 for Sunnyvale,CA frequency list Memory Bank 2 for Mountain View, CA frequency list Memory Bank 3 for Los Gatos, CA frequency list etc.? This way I could have a long list of frequencies divided by city. I have looked at the manual and am confused. The current single list of frequencies I have on my Yaesu was added using Chirp.? Does anyone know of a source for a good explanation of how the Yaesu Memory bank work?? Is it possible to use Chirp to load the frequencies into the various memory banks? Thanks for anyone that can point me in the right direction. Joy

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