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Vertex VX-10 (4X) narrowband?
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kayn1n32008
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Specs shows it will, I seriously doubt it does VHF splinter channels though.
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kayn1n32008
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That I can’t help you with. I have never seen one IRL, never mind seeing the programming software that is likely DOS based.
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kayn1n32008
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Vertex took along time to start offering windows based programming.
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My wife always laughs at me for keeping antique laptops around the house. She can't always grasp that 30 percent of my play gear is programmed using a 1995 computer
kayn1n32008
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My wife always laughs at me for keeping antique laptops around the house. She can't always grasp that 30 percent of my play gear is programmed using a 1995 computer
I moved on. Windows only, except for Maxtracs and GM300’s with a ‘Ribless’ cable for repeater use.
I can’t be bothered with old DOS based gear for day today use any more. Too much of a hassle to deal with
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Yes to narrowband, no to splinter channels.
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