I'm in need of a code plug for a UHF XPR radio with all of the UHF national inter-op stuff programmed into it.
If your able to help please send me a PM.
Tnx
If your able to help please send me a PM.
Tnx
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Code Plug for XPR Radio
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N4KVE
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I'm just starting to get involved with this, & my radio will be arriving next week, but what I've learned so far is that the owners of these systems don't want their information given out without their personal permission due to hackers. So you need to contact the owner of a TRBO system close to you & ask for his permission to get on his system. GARY N4KVE
Right..
Luckily what I'm asking for is the National Inter-Operability stuff from DHS.
DHS | National Interoperability Field Operations Guide
What I am looking for is all of the U-tac type stuff already entered into a code plug
Luckily what I'm asking for is the National Inter-Operability stuff from DHS.
DHS | National Interoperability Field Operations Guide
What I am looking for is all of the U-tac type stuff already entered into a code plug
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Hi - You mention you want the UCALL and UTACs. Counting both direct and repeated flavors, that's only 8 frequencies. Why wouldn't you simply program the radio yourself? You obviously have the software since you'll be using it to write the codeplug to the radio, right?
(Sorry, I'm not trying to be a wise guy here. Maybe I misunderstood your original request?)
(Sorry, I'm not trying to be a wise guy here. Maybe I misunderstood your original request?)
PM me your email and I'll build you up a quick file. It's got UCALL/UTAC, Federal Incident Response, & Federal Law Enforcement Interop. Let me know what model radio, or I'll just build it up on a UHF codeplug and you can drag and drop into your own file.
Jay911
Silent Key (April 15th, 2023)
Looks like trumpetman is going to come through for you, but in the future if you need a codeplug, try checking "The Codeplug Supersite" ... use Google to find the URL. They have a repository of all sorts of codeplug files there. I'm not posting the direct URL because I am unsure of RR's stance on it. I think it's an OK site in the admins' eyes, but I'm not willing to risk getting in trouble for linking to it.
We have no issues about asking for codeplugs. And AFAIK we don't have any issues with that site. I believe they are just as strict as we are on copyright. But I haven't been there in awhile.
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Codeplugs are fine. It's the requests for free copyrighted software that get people in trouble.
CPSS is an awesome website. I've been able to get a head start on some codeplugs for radios I still have to wait a few weeks to get my hands on. The bummer is that rarely is it a useful or built up codeplug with valid frequencies setup unless you make a request (which can usually take a few weeks before people upload the requested file.
CPSS is an awesome website. I've been able to get a head start on some codeplugs for radios I still have to wait a few weeks to get my hands on. The bummer is that rarely is it a useful or built up codeplug with valid frequencies setup unless you make a request (which can usually take a few weeks before people upload the requested file.
JPSan
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Checkout my previous posting.....
Posted this earlier this month you can register and download info there....
Been on TRBO for a while...welcome to the world of DMR...Our MARC network is constantly growing.....Please checkout info here: http://forums.radioreference.com/di...o-amateur-radio-world-wide-repeater-list.html
Moderators should make it a sticky....
Posted this earlier this month you can register and download info there....
Been on TRBO for a while...welcome to the world of DMR...Our MARC network is constantly growing.....Please checkout info here: http://forums.radioreference.com/di...o-amateur-radio-world-wide-repeater-list.html
Moderators should make it a sticky....
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