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Model number / frequency range list
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lenk911
Member
Back in pre 1983 GE days:
Frequency Split Range
13 25-39 ??
23 39-42 MHZ?
33 42-50 MHZ
56 132-150 MHZ
66 150-174 MHZ
88 450-470 MHZ
The frequency split was near the end of the model number.
Frequency Split Range
13 25-39 ??
23 39-42 MHZ?
33 42-50 MHZ
56 132-150 MHZ
66 150-174 MHZ
88 450-470 MHZ
The frequency split was near the end of the model number.
merlin
Active Member
You really need a matrix showing model/bandsplits. Harris doesn't have one for all so takes a collection.
Mostly model by model.
I pull them from service manuals.
Mostly model by model.
I pull them from service manuals.
merlin
Active Member
They have changed a lot beginning with Orion and changing again with OMAP and multiband radios.
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