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Donga
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Can anyone tell me if i need a home power pack to connect this radio to my computer as i want to alter the channels. So what im wondering is does it need to be powered up in the home or will it accept my reprogramming of channels with out being powered up.

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think you will have to power it up



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Yes Stampman is right (again!)...

You need 12 volts connected to be able to program it.

Andy :wink:
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Dragonfly
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Take your laptop out to the car to program it me thinks.
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Guzzy
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Dragonfly wrote:Take your laptop out to the car to program it me thinks.
Nah, that's amateur radio thinking.

We're CB'ers!

Drive your car up really close to your front room window... :lol:
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like it your a star in the making


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Donga
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Thanks folks
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