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I was able to locate a local radio dealer (Adams Electronics 248 669 6800) who was kind enough to help me program the 462.600 MHz repeater frequency on my Maxon GMRS 210+3 radio. The steps involved are as below: Turn off the radio Open the back cover of the radio by removing four screws securing the back cover. Press the "tack switch" switch (see attached picture) once which is located toward the left side on the circuit board Turn on the radio Use the UP or DOWN button to go to a desired repeater channel (9 or 10) on the radio Press and hold the FUNCTION button on the radio and press the CONFIG button on the radio then release both buttons Turn the TUNE/M-CH button to the 462.600 MHz display Press the FUNTION button followed by the CLR button to save this setting You may want to program CTCSS tones for Receive or Transmit if required by the repeater Hope this helps anyone who might run into the same issue as mine. GMRS210+3 Tack Switch.pdf

RE: "BoxCar: Have you reached out to Bridgecom Systems? They are a Maxon dealer and may have some guidance. Otherwise, I would check if there are any 2-way radio dealers close. The could possibly reprogram the repeater for you as well." Thank you for your reply. I called Bridgecom Systems and left a voice message and will update here once I find a resolution.

I am new to this Forum and would appreciate any help from anyone on my Maxon GMRS 210+3 repeater frequency programming. The radio has a total of 10 channels initially set as CH1 462.5625 MHz, CH2 462.5875 MHz, CH3 462.6125 MHz, CH4 462.6375 MHz, CH5 462.6625 MHz, CH6 462.6875 MHz, CH7 462.7125 MHz, CH8 (FCC Assigned Emergency / Safety) 462.675 MHz, CH9 (Repeater) 462.575 MHz, CH10 (Repeater) 462.625 MHz. The radio channel band width is 25 kHz in 12.5 kHz steps. I need help to program either of my CH9 or CH10 to 462.600 MHz which is my local repeater frequency. I pressed "F" (function) button and "Radio Config" button to enter the programming mode. I then use the "Down" / "UP" button to get to "CC ___.____" option and then use the "Tune/M-CH" button to hopefully select the 462.600 MHz value. Unfortunately, the radio only gave me the closest values of 462.5875 MHz or 462.6125 MHz (a gap in 25 kHz jumping over the 462.600 MHz). Upon further reading on the programming manual, it states that the frequency 462.600 MHz (along 462.550 MHz, 462.575 MHz, 462.625 MHz, 462.650 MHz, 462.675 MHz, 462.700 MHz, and 462.725 MHz) can be programmed by a radio communications dealer. Since this is an old radio, I am not able to find any help so far and hope that I can find help in this Forum. Thanks in Advance!