Hello, so I have a baofeng uv-5r I believe, and I recently picked up a Motorola cp110 little handheld, two channel selection radio. I also have a Uniden bearcat BC75XLT scanner that I often use for finding out what frequencies are programmed on the different radios I buy, for example the cp110 I recently bought. I has two pre programed frequencies on the radio which I have found by using the search potion on my scanner and keying the mic on the cp110. the frequencies are 454.875 and 455.037. I have entered those into my baofeng that that I would be able to communicate or use the cp110 with its pre programmed frequencies, however I am only able to transmit on the Motorola cp110, not receive anything. wondering if the frequencies maybe have a specific R-CTCS or T-CTCS that I have to enter into the baofeng, like I have to for my local law enforcement frequencies when inputting them into the baofeng to listen as a scanner. Any help would be appreciated, or any direction anyone could give me to further research would be helpful. Thanks all!! you can also email my at my email address, travis9239@gmail.com. Thanks everyone in advance, hope this makes some sense. Oh, and I am located on the northern west coast, Idaho.
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