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VFO Not Retaining Memories
开云体育VFO’s don’t remember anything. That is why you must save to memory. ?88.5 is the slowest tone on the radio so it is the default tone.?Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!! On Mar 14, 2023, at 14:39, Richard W0REH via groups.io <W0reh@...> wrote:
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开云体育Should read ‘lowest’. Damn autocorrect.?Jardy Dawson WA7JRD Message sent by....Oh look!! Pretty lights!! On Mar 14, 2023, at 15:01, JARDY DAWSON via groups.io <JARDY72@...> wrote:
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I found this on and it does work. The manual for my new 60R does not have this verbiage, and the page content is different.? Go figure.
Data stored on memory channels can easily be moved to the VFO, if you like.
1. Select the memory channel containing the frequency data to be moved to the VFO.
2. Press the [ BAND ( BAND DN )] key momentarily to activate the "Memory Tune" fea-
ture temporarily, then press and hold in the [ BAND ( BAND DN )] key for one second.
The data will now have been copied to the VFO, although the original memory con-
tents will remain intact on the previously-stored channel.
If a Split Frequency Memory channel was transferred, the TX frequency will
be ignored (you will be set up for Simplex operation on the Receive frequency). |
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