Re: Select Specific Frequency

This 'VFO' does not use any memories so it does not effect data 
stored in memory channels.

Gommert

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--- In [email protected], "Chuck_Sprick" <chuck@s...> 
wrote:
> Thanks to all who responded to my question.  I posted a similar 
> question on the arc250pro group asking if it could be done via the 
> Virtual Control portion of that software and got the following 
> response from Gommert:
> 
> "Only in ARC250PRO. Select 'Misc' tab and there is a vfo frame where
> you enter a frequency. If you use basic you just enter a freq in a
> channel.
> 
> Gommert
> www.butelsoftware.com"
> 
> Tried that and it works SLICK, so problem solved.  I think the 
> software stores it in Channel 999 or 1000, as someone else 
suggested, 
> but it's lots easier to manage the scanner via ARC250PRO than 
> manually anyhow.
> 
> Thanks again.



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