70-380b?
Re: 70-380b?
The 70-38B I have is VHF and I am looking for programming info on it.
Jim
Jim
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Re: 70-380b?
If the 380b is actually a lowband radio (in reference to the post by n5tbu), the "B" designates it to be a mid-split radio. It goes something like 29-36=a, 36-42=b & 42-50=cjim202 wrote:The 70-38B I have is VHF and I am looking for programming info on it.
Jim
As someone stated on the BatBoard, that vintage of radio requires the standalone EEPROM programmer 70-1000. Any radio shop that was ever a Midland dealer might still have one of these beasts around.
In fact, my shop has one (70-1000) but we do not do any work for outside agencies anymore
If you find someone who can burn the EEPROMs for you, they would not need the radio at all unless the new freq(s) are not close to the original.
The EEPROM has to be erased before your new file can be loaded.
The VCOs on these things are tight. A total alignment is necessary if you are making any big move in freq.
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Midland Radios
Try this site for model numbers...
http://www.brinkleyelectronics.com/cros ... midgen.htm
They will also program the eeproms for you.
John
K6SJH
http://www.brinkleyelectronics.com/cros ... midgen.htm
They will also program the eeproms for you.
John
K6SJH