Go to the View tab and click on it, click on options, click on the frequency options page tab, check and see if the Enable Frequency Picklist box is checked or not.
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XTS questions
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I took my radio to Action Communications in Tucson. They're an authorized Motorola Sales and Service Dealer. You can ship your radio to them but call and make arrangements first. They told me about a 2 week turnaround and I received the radio back in 5 days including a day for shipping. I purchased the module on eBay and Action installed it. I never did ask them if they had a module or source for one. They have been very helpful with both the service and information.
Now I'm hoping mine comes back on. after I swapped a used one just unpopulated it didn't come on. so when get my original back I'll swap
it. If it doesn't come on I'll be starting at pin 4 on the mic connector. Thanks for the info. I sent mine to a radio repair i FLA and they sent it
back ASAP.. thanks again all.
well, thanks a lot I thought it might be something like that. I get so tired and I just forget where I'm at. It looks to me like each different model has something a little different. I wonder what it costs to add FPP?. If it all works I'll be set with 2500 VHF, 2500 UHF, and 5000 UHF. The 3000
wasn't too bad . thanks Merlin.
question, one of the guys here sent me a link for switching the resistors buy Bryan Fields. I need it because i send the guy that info and he can't find it to do the completions. Thanks, everyone. help. i sent him the link to the video, i don't know why that didn't work.
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