Sweet. Thanks fellas. My buddy also has the 7800 with the programming software. I'm all set there.
I can't wait to get my call sign and start "geeking out".
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Sweet. Thanks fellas. My buddy also has the 7800 with the programming software. I'm all set there.
I can't wait to get my call sign and start "geeking out".
Mark Stephens
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Nice work Mark!your gonna really appreciate it in DV
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Sweet!
You should be FCC approved by Friday! It'll be cool to have a newbie with a call sign higher than mine...I've had several comments on mine from old timers!
Take the time to learn how to program your radio manually - it makes changing things a lot easier on the fly.
Later
Last edited by crawler#976; 11-06-2006 at 01:22 PM.
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True! The 7800 isn't too bad to program manually. which is actually the way I programmed mine since I don't have the software or cable. Still, I printed the owner's manual from a PDF doing 4 pages per sheet, double sided and stashed it in the Tuffy.Originally Posted by crawler#976
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Yeah, it's pretty easy to program.
But with 1000 memory channels, you can really take advantage of the banks, etc when you can copy and paste away!
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