A positive offset would show on the display as “+”instead. If the repeater output frequency is 447.000 MHz (for example) and the input frequency is 442.000 MHz, then your repeater has a 5.000 MHz “split”with a negative offset (normally shown on the radio display as “-”). the repeater’s input frequency (the frequency you need to transmit to the repeater). To determine if your repeater has a positive or negative shift, look at the repeater’s output frequency (what you listen to) vs. If your repeater doesn’t use the standard “split”, write down your repeater’s “split” here - _ Be advised that some repeater owners and clubs don’t always use the standard “split” for a variety of reasons, so it’s best to check and make sure before getting started. In most areas of the country, the “split” for UHF repeaters is 5.000 MHz and for VHF repeaters the “split” is normally 600 KHz (shown on most displays as 0.600 MHz). Since you are manually programming this memory, you will also need the repeater “split” (or input frequency) and the repeater’s shift (either positive or negative).
In MESA 01 through MESA 20 and know precisely which repeater is which (by only looking at those 7 letters) - unless you keep a printout of your programming handy. List your choice (callsign/frequency/location) here: _ There are no right or wrong choices in naming yourĬhannel memories, but if you are lucky enough to have many different repeaters in your area (in my case Gilbert/Mesa, AZ), it’s hard to program Radios do, but as you’ll see later, it’s not a simple or quick process to complete manually. Radios allow you to manually name the callsign or list the repeater location directly from the keypad (or allow lower-case letters). Repeater location (be advised that the TYT TH-UV8200 allows 7 alpha or numeric characters, in both UPPER and lower-case letters). Get the repeater PL (CTCSS) or DCS code if that’s required for repeater access -_ĭecide in advance if you will list the repeater selection within your radio by the repeater callsign, the repeater output frequency, or the Get the repeater output frequency - _ MHz
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