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Hello everyone i wasnt sure where to look so i decided to stop by here,anyway.Im wondering if anyone has the means or information to have my pager reprogrammed to different frequencies,if anyone has the means to do that please let me know thank you
 
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firefighter221 said:
Hello everyone i wasnt sure where to look so i decided to stop by here,anyway.Im wondering if anyone has the means or information to have my pager reprogrammed to different frequencies,if anyone has the means to do that please let me know thank you
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Howdy! Minitors can be finicky about this. There are different types for different bands, so if you are trying to reprogram your pager to a frequency that is in a different band (i.e. from VHF to UHF) you'll unfortunately be out of luck. However, if you're just switching to a different freq in the same band (i.e. 152.000 to 154.000) it is completely doable. Is that what you're trying to do?

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any motorola shop can do it for you. if you can find the software and are skilled enough to build a pager rib and programming cradle you can do it yourself.

the one thing in addition to what quickcall6 said, it has to be in the same SPLIT of the same band. usually the splits are similar to 143.00-150.9975, 151.000-158.9975, 159.00-166.9975, etc.... so if it falls in teh correct split of the correct band it can be done. we had one local FD that got mad because their ch 1 was like 153.300 and the desired ch 2 was either 150.X or 159.X i can't remember now, you could not put them both in the same pager!
 
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any motorola shop can do it for you. if you can find the software and are skilled enough to build a pager rib and programming cradle you can do it yourself.

the one thing in addition to what quickcall6 said, it has to be in the same SPLIT of the same band. usually the splits are similar to 143.00-150.9975, 151.000-158.9975, 159.00-166.9975, etc.... so if it falls in teh correct split of the correct band it can be done. we had one local FD that got mad because their ch 1 was like 153.300 and the desired ch 2 was either 150.X or 159.X i can't remember now, you could not put them both in the same pager!
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This is absolutely correct. :)

The actual programming is not all that complicated if you've got an understanding of how the tones work, etc. What's your email? If you'd like I can email you a file that has some decent info on what you'll need to get it all done. :)
 
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Actually there is a gentlemen who has been able to assist me,Thank you for asking...

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