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Code Plug Question

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radact

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Is asking for a copy of a codeplug the same as asking for software? If yes, disregard this.

If no, here is what I need. I have a friend that gave me an MCS2000 VHF Model 1 radio and it has a corrupt codeplug. I was thinking if I had a good one I could blow it in and maybe it will correct the problem.

What do you all think? If someone happens to have this model radio and would be willing to send me a copy of your codeplug that would be great. You could clear all your data except for one test channel and then I could do a build from there.

If this is acceptable, thanks all in advance. radact at myway dot com to send code plug.
 
James04TJ

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Check over on Batlabs... There are people exchanging virgin codeplugs all the time.
 
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The software is protected by the software license. The codeplug is not. No one will rain on your parade for exchanging codeplugs.
 
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