juliushelms2008
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Ok I'm needing help programming my Two Way Radio with my local fire dept and skywarn, and other local Dept's . if anyone can help I would be greatful thanks.
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Baofeng GT-3 MarkII
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Have you looked under Budget and Entry Level Transceivers? There is a ton of information there on programming these cheap chinese transceivers, but not sure if this particular model is listed. Just remember you cannot transmit unless licensed.
juliushelms2008
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I'm on the Fire Dept and EMT in my town. We just have problems with our pages and things we try to send out not working that good. So I bought my own radio hoping it would be better
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i ASSUME YOU have the cable and have gotten your pc to accept the driver for the cabl;e. With that, here are the frequencies:
Fire;
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
Crghd FD Csh 154.13000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Cash Fire District Fireground
Crghd FD Egy 154.16000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Eqypt Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Sth 154.20500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Southridge Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Phl 154.23500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Philadelphia Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Val 154.26500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Valley View Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Rrl 153.89000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Rural Fireground
Crghd FD Brk 154.01000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Brookland Fire District
Crghd FD Lnk 460.63750 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch UHF Link
Crghd FG Bno 154.29500 False 233.6Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Bono Fire District Fireground
Craigs Cty Sheriff
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
CCSO-VHF 1 154.96500 False 69.3Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - VHF Dispatch
CCSO-TAC 852.11250 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Tactical
CCSO-AVL-V2 155.13750 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Automated Vehicle Location System/Backup Communication
CCSO-BCPD 155.70000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Bay City PD VHF
CCSO-JAIL 460.50000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Corrections Division
CCSO-TAC 856.56250 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Tactical
Crghd FG Rrl 156.18000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Rural Fireground
CCFire-Disp1 155.61750 False 151.4Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch Primary
CCFire-Disp2 155.61750 False 203.5Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch Backup
Use Chirp software, its better than the VI'P software that comes with the Bsofebg radio.
SKYWARN
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
Crghd Skywrn 147.16500 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Skywarn - Primary
wITH cHIRP YOU CAN ADJUST EACH FREQUENCY FOR NON TRANSMIT, Its not exactly a duty ready radio, meanung duty ready is one that anyone anyone in the department can pick it up and have knowleadge how to use itb but as an indiviual radio, own amd operter by one person, they are not bad. For something to monitor with, they are good. For scanning, they are alittle slow to switch frequencys. In the city limits, the radio should be able to acquire all the frequancys, out away from the cities, you may have better luck with an outside antenna. With a full quater wave whip, I have transmitted to a repeater, down in the wood, 15 miles away. Like Robertmac suggested, don't transmit if you don't have a license but as a tool to monitor, it will come in handy. The Miklor web site has all kinds of printed instructions on programming the GT3. Miklor Information Site, VHF UHF Handheld Radios
Fire;
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
Crghd FD Csh 154.13000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Cash Fire District Fireground
Crghd FD Egy 154.16000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Eqypt Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Sth 154.20500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Southridge Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Phl 154.23500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Philadelphia Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Val 154.26500 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Valley View Fire District Fireground
Crghd FG Rrl 153.89000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Rural Fireground
Crghd FD Brk 154.01000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Brookland Fire District
Crghd FD Lnk 460.63750 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch UHF Link
Crghd FG Bno 154.29500 False 233.6Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Bono Fire District Fireground
Craigs Cty Sheriff
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
CCSO-VHF 1 154.96500 False 69.3Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - VHF Dispatch
CCSO-TAC 852.11250 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Tactical
CCSO-AVL-V2 155.13750 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Automated Vehicle Location System/Backup Communication
CCSO-BCPD 155.70000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Bay City PD VHF
CCSO-JAIL 460.50000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Corrections Division
CCSO-TAC 856.56250 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Sheriff - Tactical
Crghd FG Rrl 156.18000 False None False False False AUTO NFM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Fire - Rural Fireground
CCFire-Disp1 155.61750 False 151.4Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch Primary
CCFire-Disp2 155.61750 False 203.5Hz False False False AUTO NFM SRCH Analog Only 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True County Fire - Dispatch Backup
Use Chirp software, its better than the VI'P software that comes with the Bsofebg radio.
SKYWARN
Display Frequency L/O Tone Tone LO Att Pri Step Mod NAC AudioType Alt Tone Alt Level Alt Color Alt Pat Vol Adj Num Tag Rec Out Comment
Crghd Skywrn 147.16500 False None False False False AUTO FM SRCH All 0 0 Off On 0 NONE True Skywarn - Primary
wITH cHIRP YOU CAN ADJUST EACH FREQUENCY FOR NON TRANSMIT, Its not exactly a duty ready radio, meanung duty ready is one that anyone anyone in the department can pick it up and have knowleadge how to use itb but as an indiviual radio, own amd operter by one person, they are not bad. For something to monitor with, they are good. For scanning, they are alittle slow to switch frequencys. In the city limits, the radio should be able to acquire all the frequancys, out away from the cities, you may have better luck with an outside antenna. With a full quater wave whip, I have transmitted to a repeater, down in the wood, 15 miles away. Like Robertmac suggested, don't transmit if you don't have a license but as a tool to monitor, it will come in handy. The Miklor web site has all kinds of printed instructions on programming the GT3. Miklor Information Site, VHF UHF Handheld Radios
juliushelms2008
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No I don't have to cord. Tried putting it in by led pad.
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