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Paula - Band stacking registers on Icom's
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Paula, you are absolutely correct on the band stacking registers on the Icom radio's.
Not only do you store the frequency, but also he details of your settings for that particular register.
What it actually stores are the settings that you were using when you left that register, or particular band. If you go back to a register, and change something, it will display the changed setting the next time you go there. I believe that if you want to create a "default register setting", you'll want to use an SD card for that. I've not done that, with my Icom IC-7800, so I'm open to correction. I use the IC-7800 primarily for cw.
Exploring a new radio is a real hoot.
Milt.
N6MG
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From: Paula K7PAX #1739 via groups.io <hamette@...> To: main@070club.groups.io Sent: Fri, Dec 18, 2020 12:25 pm Subject: Re: [070Club] New Radio Jerry, sorry to hear of your disappointment with the new 7300. I just got one a couple of weeks ago, and my first amp too. Hope you get your replacement quickly. Then you, me, and Geary can all compare notes and share tips.
Geary, I haven’t tried this yet, but I think you can use the band stacking registers to store three different sets of mode configurations for each band. So we can have one for digital, one for phone and one for CW, for instance, on each band. I think it might store power levels too. But don’t quote me on that! I’m just a beginner here with this new rig.
Paula K7PAX
On Dec 18, 2020, at 12:15 PM, Geary McDowell <ke5irk@...> wrote:
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