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Odd tuning step behavior

Henning - DL6DH
Henning - DL6DH Member
edited September 2019 in Maestro
Hi, since a few days I am encountering a strage tuning behavior with Maestro. Lets say I am on 80m CW 3523.000, tuning step 10Hz. Now tuning up smoothly, I get for example the following frequencies: 3523.010, 3523.020, 3523.030, 3523.042, 3523.057 ... As you can see, the last steps are not 10Hz wide... Whats going wrong here? The same behavior exists with different tuning steps except for 1Hz. Any idea? 73 Henning

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  • Abed - AB5ED
    Abed - AB5ED Inactive Employee
    edited November 2018
    Henning,

    Got to Menu --> Maestro --> General and make sure that "Snap to Tune Step" is enabled.
  • Henning - DL6DH
    Henning - DL6DH Member
    edited November 2018
    Thats it. It was disabled, do. ot know why. Now it is fine aagain. Thanks Abed! 73

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