Programming the GE S825
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Programming the GE S825
I am trying to program a S825 head for use with a Rangr radio. It seems that I can only get 64 channels into it (8 ch/mode x 8 modes), yet everyone I talk to says that they can hold 450 or more channels! Is there something that I'm missing in the programming?
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They did.
I cant remember the LBI#, but a downloadable version should be on http://www.radtek.ws
I cant remember the LBI#, but a downloadable version should be on http://www.radtek.ws
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- PlagueOfRats
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RE: "yet everyone I talk to says that they can hold 450 or more channels!"
I have an old GE sales brochure dated 1990 that describes the 825 heads as being capable of "448 channel capability with Delta, 432 with Rangr". My most complicated setup is about 100 channels. I've always thought someday I will sit down and try to max one out, and get to the truth, one and for all! =)
And if it's only 128 or 250 or whatever, who cares?; that blue backlighting is so cool... =)
I have an old GE sales brochure dated 1990 that describes the 825 heads as being capable of "448 channel capability with Delta, 432 with Rangr". My most complicated setup is about 100 channels. I've always thought someday I will sit down and try to max one out, and get to the truth, one and for all! =)
And if it's only 128 or 250 or whatever, who cares?; that blue backlighting is so cool... =)
- PlagueOfRats
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Oh! One other thing - someone said that eachmode holds 16 channels. If you solder in a socket for another X2122 eprom, then you can load up 32 channels per mode. I've done it on several Rangrs and nothing else it required. Just solder the socket, insert the chip, and it's ready to be programmed. Just do it.