siren134
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I got several system sabers with the numbers of H99qx + 106H, H44tun5170cn, H44yun5170cn, H44tuk5170cn, anybody have the breakdown on these numbers?
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System Saber
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Model 1 Uhf
Model 1 Submersible Uhf
Model 3 Uhf
The actual band splits are anyone's guess. You have to read them with software, test them or open them and cross the internal module numbers to find out.
Likely they are 403-433 or 440-470.
Model 1 Submersible Uhf
Model 3 Uhf
The actual band splits are anyone's guess. You have to read them with software, test them or open them and cross the internal module numbers to find out.
Likely they are 403-433 or 440-470.
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mancow said:
Just some additional info, if you see "USGEID:00000038" on the bottom of the model tag you probably have a low split ex-gov 403-433 Mhz version. That is not always the case, every now and then you get one that has that on the tag that is high split, but that's usually because someone has done a band conversion by replacing the band specific modules in the radio.
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10-95 said:
I have that USIG # on my VHF Saber III
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kb9sxk said:
That is correct, that number appeared on just about all government issued Saber /System Saber radios. The VHF radios with that UGID seem to be more forgiving about changing the band split than the ones marketed to the civilian sector. I have a VHF SSIII that works from 142-174Mhz no problems.
siren134
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thanks for all the help. I was told they are gov band 403-433. anyboby need some for parts?
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