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QuincyJimG

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I bought a Motorola rdu4160d to use on 70cm but i need code to do this any ideas on how to or does anyone have code to open frequency
 

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They can be programmed with custom frequencies anywhere from 438-470 MHz but it's a big hassle as Motorola has to create the file themselves. I used to work at a full line dealer and occasionally one of our customers (using conventional, analog UHF) would have RDU portables that they wished to use and we couldn't simply do it. Had to send in the request and wait for Motorola to write a custom template that we then cloned in using the stock CPS. I don't know if anyone can request it or if only a dealer can but I'd not bother because any time you wanted to make a change, that would get old fast. Also not sure if they'd be willing to allow wideband or not even though Part 97 is exempt.
 
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