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Thanks for the input. I've got the dial on the Siltronix pretty much lined up with the correct frequency the radio is RX/TX'ing on. I thought if there was a neat way to have an active frequency display coming from the radio that might help me dial it in faster/easier. The truth is that after dialing through the band the last couple of days I'm getting the "feel" of the Siltronix and the radio. It pretty cool having that ole' Midland and Siltronix fired up in the shack. This stuff is circa mid-70's and works well. There's something about that old stuff that isn't replicated in all of my modern equipment. I enjoy working it....and yes, it does drift a little but not too bad.

[QUOTE="sdmahr, post: 506921, member: 28838"] Thanks for the input. I've got the dial on the Siltronix pretty much lined up with the correct frequency the radio is RX/TX'ing on. I thought if there was a neat way to have an active frequency display coming from the radio that might help me dial it in faster/easier. The truth is that after dialing through the band the last couple of days I'm getting the "feel" of the Siltronix and the radio. It pretty cool having that ole' Midland and Siltronix fired up in the shack. This stuff is circa mid-70's and works well. There's something about that old stuff that isn't replicated in all of my modern equipment. I enjoy working it....and yes, it does drift a little but not too bad. [/QUOTE]

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