diff --git a/USERMANUAL/BAND b/USERMANUAL/BAND
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@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+The Band tab:
+
+The band tab reflects what bands the rig supports. It directly will
+switch the rig to that band and you will be switched back to the View tab
+
+the bands offered follow generally what the rig's capabilities are.
+Some bands will either be RX only for some people (4m/60m/630m/2200m)
+
+Band stacking gives you the opportunity to use the band stacking registers
+which is filled by the rig itself.
+
diff --git a/USERMANUAL/wfview-1.0.txt b/USERMANUAL/wfview-1.0.txt
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--- a/USERMANUAL/wfview-1.0.txt
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@@ -149,21 +149,6 @@ The scope reference level can be set here and TODO because
 need to check if this follows per band or not.
 
 
-=============================
-
-The Band tab:
-
-The band tab reflects what bands the rig supports. It directly will
-switch the rig to that band and you will be switched back to the View tab
-
-Note that currently there is no 60m, nor 4m there, as well as other
-odd bands like 630m, 2200m.
-
-Band stacking gives you the opportunity to use the band stacking registers
-which is filled by the rig itself.
-
-
-
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 Frequency