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Just did the update late last night, and while I haven't done much with
the radio thus far, I do like the easy split setup. Tune to the DX
station's frequency, hold in the split button while hitting a number on
the keypad corresponding to the split you want. If you hit "5" for
example, the RX VFO will be up 5 and the voice will say "TX 5 kilohertz
up". I also understand that a leading zero will put the split down:
entering 0 5 will put the RX VFO down 5.
73, Steve KW3A
On 2/4/2015 8:56 AM, Bob Tinney wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There are several things that I like about the 2.0 update. First, the
> drive button now speaks. The VGS1 does not know the word drive, so the
> button says D on, and D off, but that's good enough for me.
>
> Buttons now speak in transmit mode.
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> There are more volume settings for the VGS1.
>
> The receiver seems quieter but the signals are just as loud as before.
>
> One more thing, on the TS-590 list, someone mentioned that after
> upgrading that menu 60 was set to on, that was not true in my case, but
> you might want to check that. Menu 60 is the transmit inhibit menu item.
>
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