That's right,  just hit the function key, then turn the knob 1 click to
write to the next memory and hit memory, but if you have stuff there, go to
the highest memory number used, example, if you have 10 in memory 1 through
10,  go to memory, go to 10, then VFO and those steps will work, go to the
frequency you want, hit function, turn the knob 1 click up then hit memory.
the software is easy but it's a lot easier to be able to program the radio
when ever you want with out looking for a computer every time I've found.
that's just me, I take the radio everywhere I go.
John Miller N1UMJ
Owner: J E M Racing need sponsors and crew help
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Butch Bussen" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, December 27, 2002 11:01 AM
Subject: Re: setting up memories for Kenwood THF6A


> use the computer program which is much easier.  Unfortunately, i've never
> found a way to select the memory to write to with the keyboard.  Neither
> can you select an empty memory from the key pad.  I think memory one is
> memory one regardless which band you are on.  Actually, I think they call
> it memory 0 and it should beep when you get to it.  As I recall the way I
> would do it is go to the memory mode and go to the last memory, or one you
> have programmed and know where it is.  I hope I have these steps right as
> it has been a while and I don't have the manual here at work.  Anyway, go
> to vfo and program  all necessary stuff.  Here is where i'm unclear in my
> mind if I have the right steps.  You hit the function key, and I think
> you'll be setting on the memory you last were on.  You turn the knob to
> the next one or count clicks to where you want to be and then hit the
> memory write/recall key.  Hope I've got that right.
> 73s
> Butch Bussen
> wa0vjr