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KC2JQK

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Hello All, Newbie and first post. I am getting back into Amature radio along with my Dad KC2JQQ so we can spend time together. We are both x-military radio operators, Him AirForce, me Navy. So, I bought this nice little unit thinking I could pop in some of the local repeaters and be off and running. But my actual experience has been quite different. I would appreciate any assistance you can provide.
 

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Need help as well

Purchased a second hand TH-F5 and I am also having problems getting it working.
Also new back to ham radio and thought this was a good way to start.
Wrong
More confused than ever.
Is there help out there?
 

VK3KJF

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TH-F5

Trying to get the computer interface working. I get a runtime error 8020.
Not having much luck directly entering frequencies in to the radio.
The manual is vague in areas and, as I am not the sharpest tooth pick in the pile, things get a bit frustrating.
Jules
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