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Try the following object definition:<br>
<br style="" class="">
<span style="" class="">;145.47KRL*111111z4835.40N/09634.80Wr</span><span
style="" class=""><span style="" class="">145.470MHz</span>T077 -060<br>
<br>
Note the nnn.nnnMHz (added the trailing zero) and the MHz is case
sensitive. I think you'll find both radios like this format.<br>
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See also: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:qsy">http://aprsisce.wikidot.com/doc:qsy</a><br>
<br>
Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Author of APRSISCE for Windows Mobile and
Win32<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/19/2014 11:01 PM, Ron Stordahl,
AE5E wrote:<br>
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font-family:HelveticaNeue, Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Arial,
Lucida Grande, sans-serif;font-size:12pt">I send a object name
thus:<br style="">
<br style="" class="">
<span style="" class="">;145.47KRL*111111z4835.40N/09634.80WrT077 -060<br
style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
When received by my D710 it allows a qsy to 146.47 setting a
tone of 77 and offset of -600.<br style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
But I have been told by a FTM-350AR user that the Yaesu does
not recognize this format, I believe because I am using
145.47KRL rather than 145.47MHz. The object name of 145.47KRL
is very useful as it tells a user at a glance that the
repeater is in Karlstad MN, while the MHz doesn't add any
useful information. In the list the D710 accumulates you can
scan and quickly noting the suffixes make a suitable selection
for 'qsy'.<br style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
Is there a compatible format which preserves the usefulness of
the 'KRL' suffix.<br style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
I have tried:<br style="" class="">
</span><br style="" class="">
<span style="" class="">;145.47KRL*111111z4835.40N/09634.80Wr</span><span
style="" class=""><span style="" class="">145.47MHz</span>T077 -060<br
style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
which I am told the Yaesu does recognize, but unfortunately
the D710 does not set the tone correctly.<br style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
I have tried:<br style="" class="">
<br style="" class="">
</span><span style="" class=""><span style="" class="">;145.47KRL*111111z4835.40N/09634.80Wr</span><span
style="" class="">T077 -060 </span></span><span style=""
class=""><span style="" class=""><span style="" class=""><span
style="" class=""><span style="" class="">145.47MHz</span></span></span></span><br>
<br>
which the Kenwood properly processes, but I do not know if the
Yaesu can deal with...seems unlikely.<br>
<br>
Does anyone have a solution to this Kenwood/Yaesu
incompatibility?<br>
<br>
Ron, AE5E<br>
<br style="" class="">
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