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My FT-991 automatically switched from 50.313 MHz to 51.580 MHz. This frequency (51.580 MHz) was stored in one of the three band stack memory channels. (One can store three different “memory channels” including mode, bandwidth, etc. per band.) So I wonder how the hamlib driver could take this 51.580 MHz and set it as QRG for VFO B. It must always set VFO B to the QRG, mode, and bandwidth of VFO A first.
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My FT-991 automatically switched from 50.313 MHz to 51.580 MHz. This frequency (51.580 MHz) was stored in one of the three band stack memory channels. (One can store three different “memory channels” including mode, bandwidth, etc. per band.) So I wonder how the hamlib driver could take this 51.580 MHz and set it as QRG for VFO B. It must always set VFO B to the QRG, mode, and bandwidth of VFO A first.
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