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Baofeng UV-82 file?

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glock35ipsc

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I tried search but didn't find what I'm looking for. Kind of a noob, so I'm probably using the wrong terms.

Is it possible to find the file that has all the factory installed frequencies on the UV-82 that can be downloaded? I would like to add those freqs to my UV-5R radios. I could just copy it off one of our UV-82s, but being stuck at home for who knows how long, I won't be able to get to one in a while! :LOL:

Thanks in advance!
 

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Unless things have changed, none of the pre-installed frequencies are usable in this country so, theoretically, they would be useless.
 

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Is it possible to find the file that has all the factory installed frequencies on the UV-82 that can be downloaded?
Its not a file but there are lists of CCR default frequencies at:

There is no guarantee that those are current or the same in all radios made at different times by different manufacturers or different firmware versions.
 

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You need to program your radios to the frequencies you are licensed to use. The factory frequencies are just test frequencies used at the factory.
 
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