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Bendix/King VHF Radio - Specs/Manual?

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I'm considering purchasing a Bendix/King EPH5141M radio, but I'm having trouble locating the specification(specifically frequency range) online. I'm also trying to track down any manuals for it. If anyone has this, or knows where to find it, please let me know.

Thanks in Advance,
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i'm 99.99 % sure that they are. vhf - 148 to 174 and uhf - 450 to 512. i know they can be software tricked into op's in the ham band.when i had mine,they were excellent radio's.wish i had never sold them.
 
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