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is there a better program out there for memory mangment then that clunky MCP-F6/F7 by kenwood written during the Crimean War?

Moved to Amateur Forum....

I've been using a program called Link700 for a couple of years now....I don't think the guy is updating it, but it does allow you to edit/cut/paste/move frequencies for the TH-D7, TM-D700 , TM-G707, TH-F6/7, TS-480 and TS-2000. And - it allows you to work on the different radios SIMULTANEOUSLY and cut/paste between different radios. It has a few nuances...but it's basically not a bad program. It works.

Looks like he's trying to update it for the D-710.

Anyway, the link:

http://www.wa3hrl.com/

Click on the Link700 stuff on the left side of the page...

Brad.

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hey that Link700 is great. it even does Packeting.
thanx for the tip!

I found one more:SysLabs' RadioControl
http://www.radioctl.com/english/index.html
does memory management, has a front face controller, and a "frequency search" where it controls your radio and logs found frequencies.

thanx for your help Brad.
(oh wow.. it took me 3 months to respond, nice)