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Harvey,
It's been a while since I've done this, but as I recall, Memory 0 emits a
lower beep as you spin the tuning knob after you've pressed the Function
key. That's pretty much a standard for everything on the TH-F6A.
Steve
On Monday 8/23/04 06:36 Harvey wrote:
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>I know that the Function key plus C. writes a frequency combination into =
>a given memory, but I was told that the memory won't beep until you have =
>something programmed into memory 00. Is there any way a totally blind =
>person can find the 00 memory without a beep? 73.
>Harvey (N.5.H.A.U.)
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