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A manufacturer of radio equipment, including ham radios and accessories.
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How is "clarifier" control helpful?
The clarifier is simply Yaesu's term for RIT (receiver incremental tuning) and XIT (transmitter incremental tuning), and can be used for either of those two adjustments, or turned off.
RIT keeps your …
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