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I actually never considered that. Maybe it's the frequency counter that's off a.couple of Hertz and not the madison itself. It doesn't bother me at all. I just figured since I use the radio on am occasionally I'd like to set the clarifier so that it transmits on the frequency/channel that I'm on. From the replies I am going to assume that since it's difficult to tell if the received stations are exactly on frequency it's probably just as difficult for them to tell if I'm transmitting exactly on frequency if the AM is off by a couple of htz. That's on am of course. Thanks. 73

[QUOTE="Sonar, post: 553615, member: 47153"] I actually never considered that. Maybe it's the frequency counter that's off a.couple of Hertz and not the madison itself. It doesn't bother me at all. I just figured since I use the radio on am occasionally I'd like to set the clarifier so that it transmits on the frequency/channel that I'm on. From the replies I am going to assume that since it's difficult to tell if the received stations are exactly on frequency it's probably just as difficult for them to tell if I'm transmitting exactly on frequency if the AM is off by a couple of htz. That's on am of course. Thanks. 73 [/QUOTE]

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