--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, but I have seen people argue that we should always post the actual frequency of the station we are receiving. So, I assume that we park our rigs on 14070 exactly and , assuming you 1500 hz sweet spot, add the hz to the frequency. Would we announce the spot as 140715 If I got my decimal places correct) or 14070 and place 1500 Hz in the comment line of the spot? (assuming the signal was actually at 1500 Hz) > > Andy K3UK > Hi Andy, Yes agree with 14.070 plus the audio frequency. Not everyone has CAT feature enabled on their sound card software such as MixW and a few others. MixW would send the actual frequency when CAT is enabled, so might read 14.071.120 for example. If one sent 14.070 plus 1200 Hz then the other ops might not have to think so hard, HI.
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