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John,
I seem to recall that the first time I went to program a memory, I had to
turn the tuning knob clockwise a few clicks, and it did finally beep when
it got to Memory 0. As I said before, however, that was almost two years
ago, so my memory may be a little hazy.
Steve
On Monday 8/23/04 09:27 John Miller wrote:
>you can use the keypad to enter the memory number but that's it, you need
>something in memory 0 to get the beep, I've made that mistake before.
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