rtm3702
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can the uv-5r be programmed to the dcnr narrow band frequencies in it,if so im having problems i can recieve but not transmit can anyone help me with this
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baofeng uv-5r
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DisasterGuy
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Yes, the UV-5R does 2.5 and 5KHz deviation.
m-gerty
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What do you mean, you can't transmit? Can another radio not hear yours? Have you double checked the transmit frequency? The software doesn't work very well and I've had numbers change in the program for no reason. Also check pl tone, if any..
so this radio is type accepeted ,or approved as the case may be , for part 90 under narrow band? i knew it would do the present system.
if so i may have to pick up one . coast guard aux has some channels we can use but it must be narrow band.
if so i may have to pick up one . coast guard aux has some channels we can use but it must be narrow band.
m-gerty
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PM from the OP:
I don't understand? You can't hear when you key up? What are victor units?
rtm3702 said:
I don't understand? You can't hear when you key up? What are victor units?
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