I have a bunch of EVX-539 radios and I love them. One died, so I purchased a replacement on ebay. All of mine are UHF D (450-512), but this radio is UHF A (403-470). I get a frequency mismatch when attempting to download my previous radio programming. I am using CE151 v1.06. I have tried using \manu or \m or -m, thinking this is the way to change the frequency in Developer Mode, but so far nothing is allowing such a change. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Vertex EVX-539 change band range question
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radiotweester
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Changing freqs only won't fix the mismatch. It's model # too, and it's tuned 403-470. I'd suggest either the pain of a new template just for that radio... or as it's Ham range (more rare) you could probably resell and get one that matches pretty easily and perhaps make a profit.
Thank you radiotweester for the reply. Luckily, I can return it to the seller and I was waiting on a reply like this before doing so. I do not want to rebuild an entire profile just for this one radio (all of the frequencies are under 470, by a very slim margin). I do not want a one-off in my collection, which would make reprogramming all a pain, and possibly a resale more difficult some day in the future when I eventually upgrade.
I will send it back, and look for a different model. Thanks again for the reply!
I will send it back, and look for a different model. Thanks again for the reply!
radiotweester
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Yes, having an oddball, even in a small fleet, can be a real pain to change and reclone. Glad you can return it.
403-470 actually for resale is actually easier because it opens it the Ham buyers who want full 420-450 without mod/tuning. (a little useless trivia
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403-470 actually for resale is actually easier because it opens it the Ham buyers who want full 420-450 without mod/tuning. (a little useless trivia
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