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BC-796 change scan direction ?

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LarrySC

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Where in the manual is changing direction of scan mode? I know it should be simple but I guess it went right past me.
 

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Don't have one but just curious -- why would you do that?
 

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Hello,

I don't know where it is in the manual, but while scanning conventional frequencies, I use the VFO to change scan direction.

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Dave AKA The Tripzter :shock:
 

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rdale, robdale?, I didnt say I wanted to do that. The question is to help someone who has a scanner running backwards. I will try the other post, however.
 

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On the 785D you turn the VFO knob counterclockwise and the arrow will change to up or down. It's probably the same on the 796.
 

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Thanks everbody. I called the guy and told him how to turn it around. I've not had that to happen to me and couldnt figure out how to correct it. Maybe that why I've still got some old Xtal scanners in use on special freqs.
 
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