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Wouxan kg-uv9d plus (Military Air band )

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Sorry to jump in on an old thread but was unsure how to do a new post

I have recently purchased & programmed my uv9rd .No problems using the wouxan uvr9d plus software.I loaded approx 120 frequencies inc the civil air band. Flushed with success a week later I decided to add some military air band frequencies 230 to 240 mhz According to the specs this radio is able to to cover this part of the radio spectrum. Here lays my problem When I add frequencies & then try to upload them it fails & displays the frequencies I added in a box stating out of band For some reason it does not want to accept any frequencies entered in this part of the radios spectrum. Has any owner here achieved programming the memories with these military frequencies?
Having read this thread I will check the setting for AM/FM in case this may have an effect.
Out of interest I tried to load a friends uv9d that he was told was plus model The plus software would not connect.I then downloaded the uv9d std software &achieved a connection to his radio.Alas when I opened my plus model database it came up with incompatible. ANYBODY have any ideas for the military programming errors?
 
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I don't make a habit of listening to military air. Is this 230 area AM or FM. Is this radio receiving FM or AM in that frequency area? Specs list it as FM.
 
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Generally, that part of MILAIR is AM. Can't speak to how to program that Woxun. Have your Tried Chirp as a programming software?
 
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Are you trying to enter the 230 frequencies as transmit and receive? That radio is receive only in that band.
 
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No no tx entered Just receive. Have not had a chance to check if changing to Fm will make a difference.As the military use Am would not be a lot of good.Thats the only thing I can think of. Chirp does not support this model.
 
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According to several sites (see below), the rig only does a part of the UHF MilAir spectrum and only with FM. Since most UHF MilAir is AM, it looks like you're spinning your wheels.

7-Band receive frequency range: 76-108 (FM Radio), 108-136 (AM), 136-180 (FM), 230-250 (FM), 350-400 (FM), 400-512 (FM), 700-985 (FM)

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chief21 said:
According to several sites (see below), the rig only does a part of the UHF MilAir spectrum and only with FM. Since most UHF MilAir is AM, it looks like you're spinning your wheels.

7-Band receive frequency range: 76-108 (FM Radio), 108-136 (AM), 136-180 (FM), 230-250 (FM), 350-400 (FM), 400-512 (FM), 700-985 (FM)

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I noticed the specs said FM on 230 so now that I see it should be AM another CCR to avoid if wanting to listen to AM.
 
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Doh double checked some of the frequencies & found they were outside the 250mhz limit hence the out of band warning coming up, Lots of frequencies above 250 mhz in the military band so radio not really up to it. The frequencies below 250 mhz excepted the AM receive..So for prog purposes does not matter am/fm Thanks for the suggestions everybody. Intend programming the uv9d non plus model tomorrow.
Many thanks for trying to help. Farty
 
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