Icom IC F121 400 MHZ?

[tealc_07]

Does anyone know if the Icom IC F121 radio will transmit or receive on a 400 MHZ frequency?

I put one in and set it as primary and when the radio is not scanning or I try to key it it blinks the frequencies ID on the screen... Is this because it won't accept the 400+ frequency or because I have done something wrong programming it?

Also, our RX is 463.275 but we don't know our TX... we found a frequency, 468.275, on the FCC website under our name, is it possible that the 468.275 frequency is our TX?

Sorry if these questions are simple... I'm relatively new to the programming aspect of VHF radios... or radios for that matter.

Thanks in advance!

 

[radionerd13669]

Its UHF not VHF and the F121 will not work you need the UHF model F221

Sbout the freqs I would talk to the person listed on the lic. Seems weird no one knows what they are operating on?!!

 

[RodStrong]

If you guys are using a repeater, then the 468xxx frequency probably is the tx. You would likely have to put in the proper PL or DPL settings as well, assuming you guys use them. But like the previous poster stated, the 121 is a VHF model, and the 221 is UHF. Good luck.

 

[ecps92]

You should talk to the POC on the License, because you need to know if the system is now Narrowbanded or not

Does anyone know if the Icom IC F121 radio will transmit or receive on a 400 MHZ frequency?

I put one in and set it as primary and when the radio is not scanning or I try to key it it blinks the frequencies ID on the screen... Is this because it won't accept the 400+ frequency or because I have done something wrong programming it?

Also, our RX is 463.275 but we don't know our TX... we found a frequency, 468.275, on the FCC website under our name, is it possible that the 468.275 frequency is our TX?

Sorry if these questions are simple... I'm relatively new to the programming aspect of VHF radios... or radios for that matter.

Thanks in advance!