uk cb bands right? frequency's dont line up
The 40 low Ch's are the normal FCC Ch's but the hi 40 Ch's are odd something like 27.655 to 28.405 so you lose 27.555 I hade one years ago and got rid of it....Well I just bought one NOS and hope it does decent, and yes the frequencies for uppers it seems to skip some of the flow from 41-65 from what I'm reading which is a bit confusing but at least I'll have some uppers already installed which is very nice and it's like new...
Guess NO one has had much experience with this unit ?
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The 40 low Ch's are the normal FCC Ch's but the hi 40 Ch's are odd something like 27.655 to 28.405 so you lose 27.555 I hade one years ago and got rid of it....
So how did yours perform overall ? I was reading if tuned up right, they can be a mean beast of sorts...
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I mention this before,Mr. Maurer can make your radio and many other expand in frequency range like nobody else
The choices in the US are limited,he can make and design the special kits and they are not expensive at all
http://funkservice.at/en_radios.htm
http://funkservice.at/en_pll-modul.htm
He writes in english too
My 2 Pesos
Tecnicoloco
Sorry to say but I thought it was cheap and nasty inside and was no good for dx because I didn't have 27.555 as a call freq .. so at the time I got hold of cobra 148 gtl-dx a far better radio this was back in the late 80sSo how did yours perform overall ? I was reading if tuned up right, they can be a mean beast of sorts...
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Sorry to say but I thought it was cheap and nasty inside and was no good for dx because I didn't have 27.555 as a call freq .. so at the time I got hold of cobra 148 gtl-dx a far better radio this was back in the late 80s
If you keep it on the 40 FCC Ch's it might be fine.. Good luck with the radio I hope it works well for youOkay thanks for being honest, but having triple 555 isn't the end of the world for me, although nice to have but imagine there is ways around that...
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