I am trying to manually program my radio. I have done this before but cannot remember exactly how to type in both a transmit and receive freq. I can type in the recieve freq. but it automatically sets the transmit to the same freq....I need it to be different. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I know I did this before and figured it out and it was simple but after two days searching the net I can't for the life of me figure it out again.
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Puxing PX-888
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Try here:
Manually programming the Puxing PX-888 - Airsoft Canada
Also, here is a manual, check page 20 for setting a frequency shift (Repeater offset).
http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/Vari/Puxing_PX-888_user.pdf
Welcome to the forum.
Good Luck and Have Fun,
HHRJ
Manually programming the Puxing PX-888 - Airsoft Canada
Also, here is a manual, check page 20 for setting a frequency shift (Repeater offset).
http://www.radiomanual.info/schemi/Vari/Puxing_PX-888_user.pdf
Welcome to the forum.
Good Luck and Have Fun,
HHRJ
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baltimorecs
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You type in the freq and then set the offset and plus or minus for the offset.
N8IAA
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Since I don't have one of these radios I can't help you more than finding a manual. My first thought is that you might be trying to set the frequency by rotating the knob. Me thinks that this would change it per the steps listed on the top of page 21. Did you try to use buttons to key in the freq? I don't think that you will get the split that you want with the preset steps.
HHRJ
baltimorecs
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Could you provide the exact frequencies for transmit and receive? When I try some sample frequencies in the Puxing software it changes the .0825 to .08125.
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