No, the memory you use to store all your frequencies is shared with all the
PM memories.  Below I have copied chapter 8.1 from the manual.  This tells
everything stored in the PM memory.

See below, regards, Ken
#8.1 Programmable Information

The following programmable settings are shared by the V.h.f and U.h.f
bands: Tx band Automatic power off Time-out timer Auto dimmer change
Positive/ negative reversal Transfer rate Control band Automatic band
change Display dimmer Display contrast Beep volume DTSS/page code
transmit delay Microphone key confirmation tone

The following settings can be separately stored for the V.h.f and U.h.f
bands:

VFO frequency Memory recall mode Tx band Frequency step Tone
frequency Tone status Offset direction Automatic repeater offset Upper
frequency limit (for programmable VFO) Scan resume method Automatic
simplex checker DTSS/page status Page code memory channels VFO
mode Call channel mode Control band Transmit output power CTCSS
frequency CTCSS status Offset status Reverse status Lower frequency limit
(for programmable VFO) Programmable Memory (pm) S-meter squelch
Advanced intercept point DTSS code Dual band RX
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From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Colin McDonald
Sent: Monday, February 20, 2006 9:26 PM
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Subject: Re: another thought on TMV7A problem


can you not have one set of frequencies in each programmable memory slot?
Say, ifyou wanted to have a PM set aside for local police fire and emergency
on VHF or UHF frequencies, and then another for ham band, another for air
band excetra?
I never explored those capabilities of my TM V7A...since all our rural
police in the outlying areas are on VHF, i offten thought about creating a
PM for just police fire  and ambulance services so that i could easily scan
and wouldn't have to set up scan groups.
73
Colin, V A6BKX

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