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Re memories M1-M4

K7lay
I have recorded cw messages in each of the 4 memories.  How do I clear these memories should desire to change the message (s)??
 
Bob k7lay




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Re: Re memories M1-M4

M0XDF
I would guess you just record again and it replaces it?
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I don't mind that you think slowly but I do mind that you are publishing
faster than you think.
-Wolfgang Pauli, physicist, Nobel laureate (1900-1958)

On 30 Oct 2008, at 16:50, [hidden email] wrote:

I have recorded cw messages in each of the 4 memories.  How do I clear these memories should desire to change the message (s)??
 
Bob k7lay


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Re: Re memories M1-M4

M0XDF
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Yep, I should have tried it - just record again
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174 
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On 30 Oct 2008, at 16:50, [hidden email] wrote:

I have recorded cw messages in each of the 4 memories.  How do I clear these memories should desire to change the message (s)??
 
Bob k7lay


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RE: Re memories M1-M4

Don Nesbitt
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According to my many exchanges with Wayne, the ability to completely (that is clear) M1-M4 is “on the list.”  Right now, all you can do is replace (overwrite) what you already put into that M1 – M4 specific memory.  I’ve replaced a few of them with a single “dit” but really would like to be able to clear them completely like you can easily do with the “other” memories.

 

As I’ve noted to Wayne, once the Digital Voice Recorder gets released, I suspect the ability to completely clear M1-M4 will become a hot item.  ‘73 es gud dxing – Don N4HH  K3/100/KRX3 #83

 


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I would guess you just record again and it replaces it?

-- 
I don't mind that you think slowly but I do mind that you are publishing
faster than you think.
-Wolfgang Pauli, physicist, Nobel laureate (1900-1958)

 

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I have recorded cw messages in each of the 4 memories.  How do I clear these memories should desire to change the message (s)??

 

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Re: Re memories M1-M4

M0XDF
Excuss my ignorance, but why do you need to complete clear it?
73 de M0XDF, K3 #174 
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only the world as it is, but the world as it will be.
-Isaac Asimov, scientist and writer (1920-1992)

On 30 Oct 2008, at 21:45, Don Nesbitt wrote:

According to my many exchanges with Wayne, the ability to completely (that is clear) M1-M4 is “on the list.”  Right now, all you can do is replace (overwrite) what you already put into that M1 – M4 specific memory.  I’ve replaced a few of them with a single “dit” but really would like to be able to clear them completely like you can easily do with the “other” memories.
 
As I’ve noted to Wayne, once the Digital Voice Recorder gets released, I suspect the ability to completely clear M1-M4 will become a hot item.  ‘73 es gud dxing – Don N4HH  K3/100/KRX3 #83
 



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RE: Clearing memories M1-M4

Ralph Parker
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>...but really would like to be able to clear them completely like you can
>easily do with the memories.

I guess my thickness is showing again.
Somebody pse explain why a blank memory is a good thing.
I'd think you'd just not push the button.

VE7XF

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RE: Clearing memories M1-M4

Julian, G4ILO

Ralph Parker wrote
I guess my thickness is showing again.
Somebody pse explain why a blank memory is a good thing.
I'd think you'd just not push the button.
Unfortunately some of us are not perfect and push the button accidentally, or at the wrong time. These buttons can be used as per-band quick memories as well. It's embarrassing to send some CW message that you programmed in six months ago to try the memories out when all you wanted to do was change frequency.
Julian, G4ILO. K2 #392  K3 #222 KX3 #110
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Re: RE: Clearing memories M1-M4

Tom Hammond-2
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Hi Ralph:

At 17:33 10/30/2008, you wrote:
> >...but really would like to be able to clear them completely like you can
> >easily do with the memories.
>
>I guess my thickness is showing again.
>Somebody pse explain why a blank memory is a good thing.
>I'd think you'd just not push the button.

And therein lies the crux of the problem... if you happen to mis-press
the wrong button, as can happen in the heat of battle, all of a sudden
your K3 is sending the WRONG message... to be able to completely clear
a memory means that it's much more difficult (though probably still not
completely impossible for the likes of me) to 'fat-finger' the message
buttons and to send the wrong message.

73,

Tom Hammond   N0SS

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