Hyper Memory Setup - Yaesu FT-8800R Operating Manual

Some examples of using Hyper Memory
Let's say that you frequently monitor the local HAM repeaters in your area, that you belong to
the RACES organization for your county, and that you like to work Amateur Radio satellites.
You could set up your
Hyper Memory Channel 2 Use to operate on local HAM repeaters
Hyper Memory Channel 3 Use to operate on local RACES/ARES/Skywarn repeaters
Hyper Memory Channel 4 Use to operate on Amateur Radio satellites
With this setup, you would be ready for three of your HAM radio interests at the press of a
button! You now have three complete and unique radio configurations, each catered to a
specific need.
• To operate on the local HAM repeaters you will press
• If a RACES activation occurs, you will press
• When you get ready to work an Amateur Radio satellite, you will press
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Yaesu FT-8800R Operating Manual (courtesy of W5JCK)
channels as follows:
Hyper Memory
Left Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 39
-- use as Sub band
-- Memory mode (only UHF repeaters)
-- 430MHz band (when in VFO mode)
Right Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 1
-- use as Main band
-- Memory mode (only VHF repeaters)
-- 144MHz band (when in VFO mode)
Left Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 1
-- use as Sub band
-- Memory mode (all local, VHF/UHF HAM repeaters )
-- 430MHz band (when in VFO mode)
Right Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 501
-- use as Main band
-- Memory mode (only RACES/ARES/Skywarn repeaters)
-- 144MHz band (when in VFO mode)
(Band Linking feature activated)
Left Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 301
-- use as Main band
-- Memory mode (only Amateur Radio satellite frequencies)
-- 430MHz band (when in VFO mode)
Right Side -- start on Regular Memory channel 301
-- use as Sub band
-- Memory mode (only Amateur Radio satellite frequencies)
-- 144MHz band (when in VFO mode)
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