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Tekk MT800 VHF Mobile Programming Question
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You can look it up on google by the model number and you might get some results for it.
They should have a software in order to reprogram it
k8zgw
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Tekk is NOT owned by anyone else, however most everything
they sell is made in (i think) South Korea.
At one time ( 20 years ago ) I sold some of their handheld radio's
They still work, but not narrow band-able, so now on GMRS
While this is not the latest mobile it looks like you can still buy
programing kit (software and cable from a couple of places on line)
Google it, at about $100.00.
The latest mobile line they sell is the IM-100 ( VHF) and the IM-400 ( uhf)
That programing kit goes for about $90.00 direct from Tekk ( tekk-radios.com)
Hope this helps
Matt, from QRZ, your license is expired??
Don
they sell is made in (i think) South Korea.
At one time ( 20 years ago ) I sold some of their handheld radio's
They still work, but not narrow band-able, so now on GMRS
While this is not the latest mobile it looks like you can still buy
programing kit (software and cable from a couple of places on line)
Google it, at about $100.00.
The latest mobile line they sell is the IM-100 ( VHF) and the IM-400 ( uhf)
That programing kit goes for about $90.00 direct from Tekk ( tekk-radios.com)
Hope this helps
Matt, from QRZ, your license is expired??
Don
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I currently purchased one of these radios thinking I can use it for HAM but the radio was programmed with 3 non HAM frequencies. 154.600MHz and a couple of others. Before I spend $100 on the programming cable and software, I wanted to see if anyone knows if I can just program this radio and run through the different frequencies (I guess similar to a scanner or a regular non - commercial rradio) without having to program it for a specific frequency on a channel.
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
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