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About LinkBacksI picked one up dirt cheap second hand. Cant figure out how to programme it and just use it to listen to marine forcast or as a spare alongside my 2 Unidens on UHF.Originally Posted by chainsaw
As they are a mostly duel frequency VHF/UHF, you are supposed to be a licensed amateur to be able to buy one.
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