At 01:31 PM 9/9/2009, you wrote:
>So, come up with a plan. > >By the time that you add 2 digits country, 2 digits state, 4 digits >city, 1-2 digits repeater in city identifier, 1 digit for module, >well, you ran out of display a few characters back. Yep... Well, for domestic use, I just go by callsign, given that country and state are implicit in Australia, and then the number of cases are small enough to remember where they are. In practice though, I simply leave the frequency on the display. By a quirk of nature (i.e. this probably won't work for most!), I actually find it easier to remember what each memory is for, from the frequency/mode info. :) Now, for travelling, I would probably organise the memories on the PC and load up an appropriate ICF file, with a bank of memories for the area I'm travelling in programmed. > >It's *easy* to sit back and debate the solution. It's *hard* to sit >down and make one work worldwide. I think everyone needs to come up with their own system that works for them. All we can do here is swap ideas, and I'm not a good example, because I have a long history of adapting to whatever user interface is put in front of me. :) 73 de VK3JED / VK3IRL http://vkradio.com
