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Extended Band Coverage —receives from 136 to 174 MHz and lets you
extend transmit coverage to include 2-Meter ham, MARS (Military Ama-
teur Radio Service), and CAP (Civil Air Patrol).
Dual VFO (Variable-Frequency Oscillator) and Duplex Modes—two inde-
pendent VFOs let you quickly select between two directly-entered fre-
quencies. You can also use one of the VFOs as a repeater input frequency
and the other as a repeater output frequency for odd-split repeaters.
USING THIS MANUAL
To make this manual as easy to use as possible, we give you several
ways to find information.
Contents—lists all sections in the order they appear in the manual.
Understanding the Display—lists all display indicators and gives a brief
explaination and the sections where the indicator is fully explained.
Using the Menu—lists the options in the configuration menu and gives the
page numbers where the options are discussed.
Quick Reference Card—gives brief instructions for most functions.
Type Conventions—make the references to keys and displays easier to
find in the text:
• Keys are bold. For example, VFO.
• When a key has more than one marking (for example, DTMF and
ALM refer to the same key), we refer to the key by the name appro-
priate to the task.
• Where you are instructed to press two keys at once, the keys are
separated by a + symbol. For example, F+DTMF.
• Text and symbols that appear on the transceiver’s display appear in
a special typeface. For example, 144.940.
Important notes in this manual have a large exclamation mark (!) in the
margin. Warnings and cautions you should follow to prevent injury to a
person or damage to the transceiver have a large lightning bolt ( ) in the
margin.
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