Yaesu VX-7R.MP4

VX7-R not long since arrived at my QTH and I’ve been very impressed so far. 6/2/70 transmit and wideband receive. 73s Jon
Video Rating: 5 / 5

K2FR Doing a video on programing your Yaesu VX-8R with the software and cable.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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  2. scrambler008
    scrambler008 says:

    Hi, does the software comes with a pre installed frquencies? and can you add some more videos showing how it actually works and I cant figure out yet on how to use it as CB on a road trip. I have the exact same rig. Thanks!

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  6. ralfytm
    ralfytm says:

    Hi, what is the price for such a portable radio? Even if it is not for sell, can you please tell me the price for one of this? 🙂

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  8. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    Check out RT Systems, they have the software and cable packages. A quick Google search should get you where you need to be

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  9. kd7mxi1
    kd7mxi1 says:

    the cable that comes with garmin forerunner works pretty good ,,, seems to be the same cable but with the garmen name on it

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  11. KB3UKTKB3ULN
    KB3UKTKB3ULN says:

    New Ham here. I just got this radio last week and I’m going through the software and it occurs to me that I’m not really sure what the frequency offset for all of the repeaters I might use are. In look at your layout it seems many of the repeaters you use have lot of different frequency offsets. How did you find those?

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  12. KB3UKTKB3ULN
    KB3UKTKB3ULN says:

    Also, A lot of the repeaters in my area require CTCSS tones, BUT in the software spreadsheet there are two options – “Rev. CTCSS” tones and “User CTCSS” tones, do you know what the difference between the two is?

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  13. KB3UKTKB3ULN
    KB3UKTKB3ULN says:

    I was wondering too if you wouldn’t mind making a short video on how you access the the stations in memory on the actual radio and how to access the Groups/Banks and what it actually looks like on the radio’s screen?

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  14. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    Well most of the repeaters I have in here I had gotten from my uncle. However there are repeater directories out there, as well as websites with repeaters listed.

    As far as the EMS/Fire/Emergency frequencies I had in there, I found them on radioReference for my area.

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  15. KB3UKTKB3ULN
    KB3UKTKB3ULN says:

    Alright, thanks for getting back. Everything seems to be working correctly here and I got some help from some good folks over at QRZ as well. One other question I have is that I was wondering how you were able to rename your bands from “Band 1”, “Band2” etc. ?

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  16. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    I dont have the software in front of me, but i recall having to go into a menu and there was an option to change the band names. You can also change it through the radio manually by going to the Menu, and then #8 should be band name.

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  17. smokejumper0110
    smokejumper0110 says:

    Just a clarification, the Yaesu VX-8R will receive emergency service frequencies (Police, Fire), just not transmit on them, or if you have the frequencies, can you transmit? I understand legality is another issue, but does the radio have the capabilities to do it?

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  18. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    It Cannot transmit on those frequencies regardless of how you have them programed in.

    However, if you perform the MARS mod, it can transmit on them.

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  21. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    Sounds like the Drivers for the USB cable arnt installed properly.

    Try running the software CD again and making sure the USB Cable installs correctly. past that, id say contact RT systems to see if they can troubleshoot the issue.

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  22. rootraces
    rootraces says:

    Did you manually enter all that data? Or did you export it from another source before importing it into RT Systems? Wondering if there is there a way that I could find someone who already has all this data for my area and is willing to share.

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  23. KC2UOO
    KC2UOO says:

    I manually entered all of my frequencies into the program before importing them to the radio. It goes pretty quick if you know which stuff you want. Fire/ems/state police You just kinda plug away and since you only have to do it once, its not too bad.

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  27. allcingeye
    allcingeye says:

    When using the software on your computer set the baud right up high,Think it was around 40 just incase you have any problems.

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  29. basstech98
    basstech98 says:

    I have one and the VFO have range from below 500khz to about 900.000 mhz and and and can have a huge number of memory channels installed,the thing that measure temp. is innaccurate when it is on for some time , I give it 5out 5 stars.

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