You can have as many lists with as much or as little frq info as you like,
if you will just create a configuration for it.
I did this for the Fox/Hound Test. I Cloned a working FT8 configuration. I
switched to that "Copy (as it is labled -Copy) , then renamed it to
Fox/Hound Test.
Then I went into the Freq Table and deleted all entries. At this point, all
I had to do was put in the 20/30/40/80 m freqs (Right Click Insert)
frequencies.
No separate list is needed. Just do a config and you're set.
I have separate configurations for:
FT8 HF and VHF
6M MSK144
Default
FT8 Fox and Hound
JT9G HF Scatter
WSPR
In each case, I just click on Configurations and select one of the above.
They all have their own Freq Table. Couldn't be simpler.
If a "real" DXpedition shows up, Clone your FT8 Fox and Hound test config,
switch to that copy, rename to KH7 Baker Island, set freqs in the
table....done.
You can have as many configs as you like and they can be highly customized.
73, N0AN
Hasan
On Fri, Mar 9, 2018 at 12:34 PM, David Tiller <[email protected]
> wrote:
> > If the future actual fox/hound dxpedition modes are going to be on
> non-standard frequencies like the
>
> > recent test was, it would be good if we could add a label to the
> frequencies so that we don't get confused
>
> > after we capture the fox and go back to regular mode.
>
>
> How about a separate list for normal ops vs fox/hound ops?
>
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> *From:* Kirk Crawford <[email protected]>
> *Sent:* Friday, March 9, 2018 1:22 PM
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* [wsjt-devel] Frequency Labels Suggestion
>
> If the future actual fox/hound dxpedition modes are going to be on
> non-standard frequencies like the recent test was, it would be good if we
> could add a label to the frequencies so that we don't get confused after we
> capture the fox and go back to regular mode. I personally deleted the
> frequencies I had entered for the open fox/hound test afterwards because
> then I had two 20m and 40m etc in my drop down menu. If we had a label
> that showed up in that menu as well, we could distinguish the frequencies
> easier than just the number.
>
> Kirk
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