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programmimg MAXON
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b7spectra
EMS Dispatcher
I've never programmed one, but it is 440-470 capable. You may want to check with a local radio shop.
dwh367
Amateur Radio Operator
Are you anywhere near Evansville? I know of a shop in that area that can program it. I have the same radio and it has GMRS frequencies in it as well.
dwh367
Amateur Radio Operator
I took mine to Zuber Radio & TV Sales & Service on Franklin Street (in Evansville). Might want to look them up and give them a call to see if they can help you out with it.
dwh367
Amateur Radio Operator
We had a repeater on 462.600 up until January of this year. The gentleman that owned it passed away it September of last year so the tower lease was left to expire. Wasn't much traffic on it anyway. I'm probably going to let my GMRS license lapse when it's up for renewal again.
Drewstang
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Doc, have you tried any shops in Louisville? Also, there is a place in Seymor and Columbus that does programming. Seymour has Deputy Electronics on Hwy 50 at 31.
I just finished yesterday afternoon talking to DEPUTY, they do Maxon also, so will take it to them for programming.
Louisville, some of biggest 2 way places dont program MAXON, and what they do program is to expensive for me, they are mostly into business and law enforcement radios..
Thanks guys
DOCTOR795
Louisville, some of biggest 2 way places dont program MAXON, and what they do program is to expensive for me, they are mostly into business and law enforcement radios..
Thanks guys
DOCTOR795
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