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ICOM F5061 Question.

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dixie729

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Was looking into the ICOM F5061 VHF. It has 512 memory channel capacity with 128 zones. My question is... how many channels can you have per zone?
 

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If it's anything like the other Icom radios I've owned or programmed, it would allow up to 512 channels in one zone. In other words, you don't have to use the Zone option, you can program all 512 channels into one zone, and free up the buttons that you would have needed to select zones for some other use.
 

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In the programming you can assign the amount of channels you want per bank. If you want 512 or 50 you can set that all up in the programming
 

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Great radio by the way. My employer has had several 5061s and 6061s in service over the past few years, and we haven't had a problem with one. I also have a 6061 in my work truck..
 
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