Ken Kopp-3 wrote:
>
> My most-used control in working SPLIT is the A/B button. A
> quick poke of A/B and a tune of the A VFO to put it on the "last
> worked" station in the pileup and another poke of the A/B button
> to put the that frequency in the B VFO. How could this be simpler?
>
It's simpler to use REV which is momentary so you don't TX on the DX station
when you invariably forget to poke A/B again. After awhile you can learn to
tune the pileup with your left pinky while also depressing REV with your
left index finger. Kenwood introduced this concept with "TF-SET" in the
TS-930S in the early 1980s and Icom copied it with "XFC".
I also question the usefulness of Quick Split. You need to learn to tune
your TX to anticipate where DX is actually listening rather than where he
says he **says** he's listening. They are often not the same!
http://lists.contesting.com/archives//html/Topband/2002-03/msg00011.html
73, Bill
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