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g0hze snowy · 9th May 2021, 1:24 pm

Hi GMB/Terry
Thanks for your input, i had ( at the time i asked for help) a unknown ctcss board that required adding or removing solder blobs to alter the ctcss frequency, i have thru' friends on here and locally been able to now identify said board and tell me where the paperwork was to be found, then i changed the frequency to my local vhf repeater (PE on 98.4) so all is well now.
Thanks to all that responded to my shout for help, much appreciated.
Snowy

9th May 2021, 1:24 pm	#8
g0hze snowy Hexode Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, UK. Posts: 336	Re: Frequency counter and CTCSS decoder. Hi GMB/Terry Thanks for your input, i had ( at the time i asked for help) a unknown ctcss board that required adding or removing solder blobs to alter the ctcss frequency, i have thru' friends on here and locally been able to now identify said board and tell me where the paperwork was to be found, then i changed the frequency to my local vhf repeater (PE on 98.4) so all is well now. Thanks to all that responded to my shout for help, much appreciated. Snowy