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TYT TH-F8 Freq Step

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Anyone familiar with the TH-F8? I'm trying to program the frequency 155.7975 into it using the software from TYT's site. I'm in a volunteer fire department, and this is our dispatch frequency. It works fine on the UV-5R radios using Chirp, but on this radio using the TYT software, it rounds it up to 155.8000. I have fiddled with the step, and can program other frequencies that will go out four places, but it does not like 155.7975. Any suggestions?

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I currently have it set for 5.0k....but I have tried 6.25k, 12.5k etc. But I'm not sure if what I have the step set at on the radio should matter. This frequency gets automatically round up in the TYT programming software before I even upload it to the radio. I would prefer to use Chirp...but it does not support this radio.

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I guess that's it. 5k is as low as it will go I guess just because it looks like the UV-5R doesn't mean it will work anything like it.
 
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