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n1chu

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I’m looking to turn off one of the VFO’s and only have my Home DMR repeater’s VFO on. I currently have dual band with my DMR on one and an analogue repeater on the other. I’d like to turn off the VFO that has the analogue signal, leaving only the digital DMR’s VFO on. I am attempting to conserve battery for longer between charging operating times. But I haven’t been able to determine how to shut down one of the VFO’s, if in fact, that is possible. Anyone help?
 

brndnstffrd

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If its like the MD UV380 you can just hit the red button and it should mute the one that is not selected, unless i'm misunderstanding what you are trying to do.
 
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