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CHK radios???

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jkordes

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I picked up a couple of CHK-71A radios at a garage sale a while back, didn't have the instructions with them.
I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these, and could maybe help me out. I'm trying to figure out how to store/recall stored freqs.
Thanks!

Jon
 

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jkordes said:
I picked up a couple of CHK-71A radios at a garage sale a while back, didn't have the instructions with them. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with these, and could maybe help me out. I'm trying to figure out how to store/recall stored freqs.
Thanks!Jon

OK - I'll be the first to ask. Whats a "CHK-71A" radio? More detail please....
 

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Looks like a non-FCC type accepted Chinese radio. If it gives the manufacturer name anywhere, you may be able to get instructions but good luck getting them in English. There are a bunch of sellers on e-bay with these Chinese portables out of Hong Kong. One of them may have heard of these radios and may be able to help you out.
 

acg107

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U MEAN OTHERS EXIST!?!? haha

my dad bought two CHK-71A/71B radios at a yard sale for a buck a piece. the batteries are shot, but we cant find anything thing on them online :( find info would be greatly appreciated... thanks

Andy
 
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