[Icom] Use of memories
Michael P. Olbrisch
[email protected]
Mon, 27 May 2002 14:17:20 -0000
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> Behalf Of Tapani Juhola
> Sent: Monday, May 27, 2002 5:35 AM
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> Subject: [Icom] Use of memories
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> Friends:
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> ICOM 756 PROII has many memories that I have not yet found
> any convenient use for in DXing and/or contesting.
Howdy,
I have an IC-781, but it still has a lot of memories.
I am a military communications (MARS) operator. I put the
military freqs into one group of memories.
I operate several ham radio nets. I set them into a group of
memories.
I enjoy listening to SAR and Hurricane nets. I have several of
the most interesting freqs programmed into a group of memories.
I enjoy SWLing. I have my favorite SW broadcast freqs
programmed into a group of memories. (Especially the Latin jazz
from Radio Havana Cuba). Also, don't forget any AM-bcst
you might like to listen to when you are not on the air.
I do some 10m FM. Memory channels lend themselves quite
nice to the channelized 10m FM operation.
The uses for memories is limited only to your imagination. Yes,
I know for some people that is quite a limit. <grin> Hope my
info here has given you a start.
Mike. KD9KC
El Paso, TX.