Yeah, that's not easy to do since the entire frequency list is stored in that one string in the ini. If the standard list created from the code was stored in a separate string from user-defined ones it would be easier. But that's not the case. It appears to have been designed for a once-in-a-lifetime change to the standard frequencies.

I'll merge this since it's really simple and definitely doesn't break anything. If somebody comes up with a way to save current user freq's while doing a "factory reset" of the list we can do that as a separate PR. I would question the value of something like that though. You put too much bloat in the code for something that's used once every 5-10 years, sometimes it isn't worth it.

Agreed, @Chris-AC9KH - It's easy to inform users of the new allocation, and any who have 60m interest will be able to add it to their list.

73,
-Joe-
K0OG

This works well on Windows and Linux. If running with a previous settings and the frequency list is reset, the new 60m allocation is inserted, as expected.

73,
-Joe-
K0OG