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If I clone a HT1000, will all the alignment values be cloned also or will they remain unchanged? I don't want to have my radios aligned professionally and then clone them and loose the alignment.
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Cloning HT1000
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mmckenna
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No, cloning will not change the alignment values.
Not really correct. The CLONE CAN mess up the alignment values. As can sending a codeplug from another radio. NOT RECOMENDED>
STEP ONE read your radio and make a BACK-UP copy on disk somewhere safe from getting overwritten.
READ your radio, make the changes, and then program that back into your radio.
mmckenna
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Uh, OK, how will it mess up the alignment? I'm not arguing, just wanting to know how it happens. My understanding was that it didn't transfer the info between radios.
Yes, please explain. I've cloned many HT1000s and they didn't take on screwy tuning values afterwards. I thought the whole point of cloning was to be able to program a fleet quickly.
mmckenna
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My feelings exactly. Usually we use the CPS or RSS to do cloning of radios, which only transfers the programming info. Cloning directly from radio to radio is the same trick, just move the codeplug from one radio to another.
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