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-====== Radio Programming ======
-Every radio operates differently, and once programmed, it's easy to forget how to set up new frequencies (especially if there's a repeater offset and tone involved).
-In the spirit of emergency preparedness, here are quick reference guides on how to program different radios.  The aim is to condense on **one page** that can be printed, everything that is needed to setup a new frequency in VFO mode with the proper offset and tone.  This is a list in progress, please feel free to post your own list here or email it to [[va7fi@rbox.me |Patrick]] if you need help.
-^Radio             ^Reference Guides ^Other |
-|Icom IC-207H      |{{references:ic-207h_quick_guide.odt |Libre Office}}, {{references:ic-207h_quick_guide.pdf |PDF}}| |
-|Kenwood TM-D710G   |{{references:tm-d710g_quick_guide.odt |Libre Office}}, {{references:tm-d710g_quick_guide.pdf |PDF}} | |
-|QYT KT-8900       |{{references:qyt_kt-8900_quick_guide.odt |Libre Office}}, {{references:qyt_kt-8900_quick_guide.pdf |PDF}} |{{references:qyt_kt-8900_menus.odt |Menu List}} |
-|Baofeng UV-5R     |{{references:baofeng_uv-5r_quick_guide.odt |Libre Office}}, {{references:baofeng_uv-5r_quick_guide.pdf |PDF}} |[[howto/baofeng | Chirp]]|
-===== Example: IC-207H =====
-{{pdfjs 100%,400px>:references:ic-207h_quick_guide.pdf}}
-====== Frequencies ======
-Here are frequencies programmed on VA7FI's radios (updated on Jul 20, 2020):
-  * {{references:radiolist.ods |Spreadsheet List}}
-  * {{references:radiolist.pdf |PDF List}}
-  * {{references:qyt_kt8900.img |Chirp List}}
-And a few details:
-  * My mobile QYT KT-8900 radios have all channels programmed in, where as the Baofeng radios only have channels 0 to 127.
-  * The ''Link'' columns identifies repeaters that are linked together.
-  * I tried to roughly sort repeaters from North to South for the Island and West to East for the mainland, while trying to keep linked repeaters grouped together.
-  * Channel 1 (''XbandR'') is what I use when I need to setup a [[/howto/xband |crossband repeater]] at home.  You don't need to program that one.
-  * See the [[/links#scanner_frequencies |Links: Scanner Frequencies]] page for more information about the non-ham frequencies listed.
-  * The repeaters I hang out on most are on channels: 2, 3, 12, 21, 27, 44, 58
-If you notice any mistakes, please let me know.
-{{pdfjs 900px,370px>:howto:radiolist.pdf}}
-===== Simplex =====
-It's also worth remembering that only specific simplex frequencies are allowed by the RAC band plans:
-|< 100% 13% 55% 32% >|
-^[[https://wp.rac.ca/144-mhz-2m-page/ |For 2m:]] |146.415, 146.430, 146.445, 146.460, 146.475, 146.490, 146.505, <wrap hi>146.520</wrap><sup>†</sup>, 146.535, 146.550, 146.565, 146.580, 146.595  |15 kHz between each channel. |
-^[[https://wp.rac.ca/432-mhz-70-cm-page/ |For 70cm:]]  |<wrap hi>446.000</wrap><sup>†</sup>, 446.025, 446.050, 446.075, 446.100, 446.125, 446.150, 446.175  |25 kHz between each channel.  |
-<WRAP right align>†: <wrap hi>National calling frequencies.</wrap></WRAP>
-Or more succinctly:
-^  2m    |  146.415 -- 146.595  |  Δ = 15 kHz  |
-^  70cm  |  446.000 -- 446.175  |  Δ = 25 kHz  |