No problem. You should find the 840 to be a very nice repeater (except 
for the wide front end).

Ed Yoho
W6YJ

Adam Feuer wrote:
> Thanks Ed!!
> 
> Adam N2ACF
> 
> 
> Ed Yoho wrote:
> 
>>Adam Feuer wrote:
>>  
>>
>>>Hi Ed,
>>>
>>>Thanks for the information.  The 840 is very attractive to me because I 
>>>see that it can be turned down to 250mw to drive my Quintron Amps when I 
>>>can no longer find any MastrII exciters.  What was programming them like 
>>>"out of band"?
>>>
>>>Adam N2ACF
>>>
>>>    
>>
>>Adam,
>>
>>If you have access to KPG47D, the steps are:
>>1. Make a simple one channel configuration on say 451.250 rx and 456.250 
>>tx with the appropriate PL and other settings.
>>2. Save it.
>>3. Open it with a hex editor and go down to address 00000830. There you 
>>will see the following:
>>FF FF 00 50 12 45 00 50 62 45 XX XX 00 00 FF FF
>>       || || || || || || || ||
>>    RX 78 56 34 12|78 56 34 12 TX
>>
>>RX 451.25000
>>12 45
>>34 12
>>56 50
>>78 00
>>
>>TX 456.25000
>>12 45
>>34 62
>>56 50
>>78 00
>>
>>4. Replace the numbers with your frequencies and save it.
>>5. Verify it shows your desired frequencies.
>>6. Load file into KPG47D and program the 840.
>>
>>You can go back into the file to change settings other than frequency if 
>>needed. If you touch the frequencies, it will force them back to 450.000.
>>
>>
>>Ed Yoho
>>W6YJ
>>

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