I have a BPR40 that won't let me put in 154.4525, it says the frequency is not valid. Any information as to why it says that? It is obviously a valid frequency
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BPR40 question
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K9RPL
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Might sound like a dumb question, but are you sure it's a VHF model?
yes correct model. Upon further asking around, I guess the issue is that the frequency either has to be divisible by 6.25 or by 5kHz, if it is not evenly divisible by either of those, the radio will not accept it.
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Yep, that would do it too.
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