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08.26.2007, 09:57 PM

Most of the higher end radios have a cord available that you can plug into the radio and into the receiver so you can check all you functions/settings without broadcasting an actual signal. You might check to see if there is one available for your radio.
   
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08.26.2007, 10:06 PM

Interesting, thanks I'll look into that.


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08.26.2007, 10:44 PM

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Most of the higher end radios have a cord available that you can plug into the radio and into the receiver so you can check all you functions/settings without broadcasting an actual signal. You might check to see if there is one available for your radio.
I have one of those cables for my M8 but i've never used it LOL.


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