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 One thing I always found a bit annoying about the IC-7300 is that when in Single Side Band mode, the display shifts the frequency a bit so that the centre of the signal is shown at the display frequency.  Here's an example of an LSB signal on the Aurora Net on 7.100 MHz:
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 Note that even though it's an LSB signal, the centre of the signal is at 7.100 MHz.  I don't like this for two reasons:
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 Instead, I'd like the display to show this:
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 As it turns out, there's an easy (but a bit hidden) way to switch this setting:
 <WRAP centeralign>
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   - Press and hold the ''EXPD/SET'' button on the screen.