Hey guys, hopefully im in the right section. i just got my technician licence last month. I have a Wouxun KG-UV9P portable radio. When i past my test the people there gave me a list of local repeaters in my area. The problem is my radio wont let me go that far into the frequency. It only goes from 144.00000-145.99500 and 430.00000-439.99500. Can anyone tell me what im doing wrong. Im new to this whole thang and still trying to learn this hobby.
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It sounds like your radio is set up for European amateur bands.
Ok so I thank I figured out the CHIRP software. After I downloaded the frequencies to the radio, I can't figure out how to access my saved channels on my radio. I must have read the owners manual a hundred times, all I seen was how to save and name channels but nothing on how to access them after I save them.
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