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Kenwood TK805D Frequency

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Stumpotto

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I have three TK805D. I want to know how to know if there is a way to identify the frequency of the radio. Ever where I look it references 1,2,3,or 4 as dash numbers at the end of the model number. There are no such #'s on any of mine. I want to set them up to work on the GMRS frequencies. So far I have programmed the unit, and it allows me to input these frequencies. When I test the radio it receives perfectly but on the transmit it just sends a blast of static and cuts out. Any help will be appreciated.

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