HT1000 programer help

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smk8er
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HT1000 programer help

Post by smk8er »

Ok can a HT1000 be programmed in a converted drop in charger? and if so what wires go were? I'm pretty sure it can be done but i can't seem to find what goes where.... thanks
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Post by chartofmaryland »

Nope, unless you are using a convertacom, then its a matter of wires, but thats work. Using an old speaker mic would be easier than that. I only use monty's cables or follow the instructions to make my own.


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If the lights are out when you leave the station and then come on the second you key up, you know you have enough power.
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Post by Monty »

HI:

If you want a recomendation, I would not
recommend trying to program your radio
in that fassion.

You could end up with a dead radio, and even
perhaps a dead Computer.

Play is safe, get a good cable, and program
your radio properly !

If you wish, I can show you how to build your
own, or if you want a quality cable already made
up and working, I have those too.

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Post by chartofmaryland »

Now thats Bling Bling


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If the lights are out when you leave the station and then come on the second you key up, you know you have enough power.
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