brent30
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I was wondering if there is a way to see what frequencies my cp200 are programmed to? Thanks
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Is there a way to see what a radio is programmed to?
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The quick and dirty way is to get a scanner that can detect frequencies (like the Close Call on several Uniden scanners). You can then briefly put PTT on the radio and see what pops up. Of course this only tells you what the radio is transmitting on, not receiving (i.e. might be a repeater pair).
brent30
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Yeah, I knew you could read it but i dont have the software so what i did was get a radioshack pro 433 and use signal stalker to find out what it was programmed to. Thanks
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