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Tk-8160h 440?

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N0GX

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I was wondering if the TK-8160H will do the 440 ham band. If they will, is the receiver still good that low in frequency? Are there any other issues with taking them out of band? I've done some /\/\ stuff before (mostly maratrac) and they all seemed to have either reciever or tx power issues when taking them out of band. Thanks in advance.

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It will work acceptably on the ham stuff, but you are best served by getting the proper split radio and checking the tuning.
 
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