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I have a G5 from my neighbor how do I tell what UHF split it is
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Model number. I am sure there are better resources, but you can try comparing here:
www.magnumelectronics.com
G5B64BF-SXUCEN is 400-470
G5B64BF-SXUDEN is 450-520
If I had to guess G5B64BF-SXUBEN is probably going to be the federal range (380MHz)
Unication G5, G4, G3, G2, G1 Voice Pagers
G5 700/800/VHF or UHF, G4 700/800 MHz only, G3 VHF/UHF, G2 VHF or UHF, and G1 lowband, VHF or UHF emergency alert recievers
www.magnumelectronics.com
G5B64BF-SXUCEN is 400-470
G5B64BF-SXUDEN is 450-520
If I had to guess G5B64BF-SXUBEN is probably going to be the federal range (380MHz)
Go to the information submenu. It will tell you the main and sub band of the pager
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If you turn your head, you'll see the sub band is UHF-D, which means it covers 450 - 520. UHF-C would cover 400 - 470Mhz
(Don't know why the image rotated on me when uploading it)
If you turn your head, you'll see the sub band is UHF-D, which means it covers 450 - 520. UHF-C would cover 400 - 470Mhz
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Model number. I am sure there are better resources, but you can try comparing here:
Unication G5, G4, G3, G2, G1 Voice Pagers
G5 700/800/VHF or UHF, G4 700/800 MHz only, G3 VHF/UHF, G2 VHF or UHF, and G1 lowband, VHF or UHF emergency alert recievers
G5B64BF-SXUCEN is 400-470
G5B64BF-SXUDEN is 450-520
If I had to guess G5B64BF-SXUBEN is probably going to be the federal range (380MHz)
'B' is 380-430MHz. You don't have to guess - just go to C1 in PPS (Create New Profile), and select each model - it'll show the "RF Band".
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