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rdsound

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I bought a Polaris Rzr at the first of the year. It has a Vertex VX-200 VHF radio in it. It took me 3 weeks before I could figure out which cables to program it with because there isn't a lot of info about the vertex radio out there and if there is I don't know how to find it.
I bought 2 baofeng UV-5Ra's to have my kids ride with them so I can stay in contact with them. I downloaded chirp to program the baofengs with.
I have all of the MURS VHF channels programed into all of the radios but I can talk back and forth between them. I can hear the baofengs in the Rzr, but I can't talk to them.
I'm sure its setting that I have know idea what it does.

Thanks
Rusty
 

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Hard to say without seeing a screenshot of Chirp showing you programmed the Baofengs.

Make sure you have "Tone Mode" set to (None) or the radio's squelch will not open until the correct tone is received.

On your Vertex, make sure you don't have any offset programmed.
 

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sorry it me so long we had tickets to super cross.
Here is the screen shot
I'm new to all of this and don't know what all of the settings mean.
Just for clarification the radio is a vertex Standard vx-2200 and baofeng UV-5Ra
 

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