That's the reason some of these radios are previously used by businesses and may have changed to other form of communications don't tell you that so unsuspecting people will by them without telling them it was a used equipment their buying
It looks to me the frequencies on the left are business itinerant channels some of these radios they do have these frequencies already downloaded as test use only and are not to use as regular chat channels you use them you better have the proper license to use these frequencies otherwise you are violating FCC rules
I totally agree with this comment you have 8 Channels and most of them is very quiet there are times people drives through and uses it to communicate with other groups that there with that's what these frequencies are for communications!!! I monitor 700 (CH 21) and I hear traffic
If you can't give a proper answer, then don't answer the question. I notice these kinds of comments are mostly directed to the new users. Joke or not new users don't think these comments are funny, and I agree with them.
I'm not understanding why the different rating about this radio some tell me is ok to use and others says differently what do you guys think of this radio?
You might want to check if the repeater is using split tones that also may be your problem need to check with the owner if the repeater is programmed that way I have the original Midland MXT 400 which is narrowband I have no issue with Tx the only I need to open the squelch to receive