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Need M1225 owner's manual

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Sorry, I hope this request isn't violating any forum rules but I need an operator's manual for a 20-channel VHF M1225 I just "won" on eBay. (There's a 4-channel manual on eBay now for $3.00, but I'd like to get a 20-channel version, if possible.)

If anyone has one for sale - or knows where I can get one - please let me know.
 
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Thanks for the above replies. (I didn't receive an email telling me anyone replied, and didn't get around to checking the thread until tonight.)

Anyway, I was able to find an online outfit named mods.dk - and got a "Operator Guide" downloaded.

I just bought a used 20-channel VHF version but haven't received it yet. Wanted to know how to manipulate the scan list, etc., along with using the three "option" buttons the seller programmed for me.
 
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