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Seymourmtn

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Greetings
I picked up a 1250 and just need to what Frequenies are already orogrammed. Don't have software.
Is there a way just see the receive freqs?

Thanks
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MSS-Dave

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Not without reading the radio. There is no direct frequency readout on the display. Some people in amateur use actually program the frequency as a Alias for the channel but that's not a hundred percent accurate. You could see the transmit frequencies if you have a frequency counter or a service monitor with scanning capability......
 

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If it's a used radio are you not going to reprogram it for what you're licensed for? You'll need the cable and software for that as well.
 
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