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Transverter Zoom to Band Button

reed
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in SmartSDR for Windows
I recently installed a 144MHz transverter on my 6600, and have successfully made both simplex and repeater QSOs, which is great. However, when I click the "Zoom to Band" button, nothing happens. Since the 144MHz band is available on the 6700, and SmartSDR is the same software for both radios, I expected that it would work.

I see there are a bunch of requests to customize the "zoom to band" button. Here are a few:
https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/comment/19866323
https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/7868808/band-zoom-frequencies
https://community.flexradio.com/discussion/7756628/zoom-to-band

If the customization feature were implemented, it would presumably allow for non-null transverter band zooming, which would be very nice. Admittedly, there isn't a good way to hard-code values for bands such as 440MHZ, which is 30MHz wide, and thus a single pan adapter can't actually view the entire thing at once.

Since the customization isn't implemented, is there some other way to set the "zoom to band" transverters?

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