"YODAR" wrote in message om...
However if I read Ulis Fleming's review of the radio, you have to go
thru an excercise to get TO SSB, using page 9 of memory or something
like that...If it's not intuitive (ie. idiotproof) I dont want it.

yodar
Actually it's not very complicated
Press "P" (page), press "9". You're in page 9.
Enter the frequency you want, press the SSB button.
Voila.

"Sanjaya" wrote in message
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"YODAR" wrote in message
om...
However if I read Ulis Fleming's review of the radio, you have to go
thru an excercise to get TO SSB, using page 9 of memory or something
like that...If it's not intuitive (ie. idiotproof) I dont want it.

yodar
Actually it's not very complicated
Press "P" (page), press "9". You're in page 9.
Enter the frequency you want, press the SSB button.
Voila.



I might add that after you've done that once, page 9 stays in SSB mode
unless you press the button again to take it out of SSB

"Sanjaya" wrote in message
hlink.net...

"YODAR" wrote in message
om...
However if I read Ulis Fleming's review of the radio, you have to go
thru an excercise to get TO SSB, using page 9 of memory or something
like that...If it's not intuitive (ie. idiotproof) I dont want it.

yodar
Actually it's not very complicated
Press "P" (page), press "9". You're in page 9.
Enter the frequency you want, press the SSB button.
Voila.

Sometimes I don't know what freq I want. I just want to go into SSB and
scan. Pick up some cool stuff that way.
Does it have adjustible BFO or an LSB/USB switch?

Boy, was I truly excited to recieve this little wonder in my mailbox. On
a clear night, you can actually hear VOA! It's excellent on batteries
too,and damn if I still have the same ones I put in last Thankgiving!
Gotta go now, after clipping an external antenna, BBC's signal is
starting to come in...