Great video... And, want to know more about ZONES, SCAN LIST and GROUP LISTS and their function. Also, if there's an ability to show alpha character display as default, but switch to frequency (VFO mode) in the display. Often times, someone will ask; "What's the frequency" and I don't have 200 of them memorized. I don't see anything programmable in the 'radio buttons' to do so. Also, can you explain the A/B button in more detail? ... any chance there's a user manual that explains all the radio functions? I've not received my M1 yet, but it'll be here soon.
Chuck, VHF has to do with the frequency range of the radio. VHF is vhf wherever you see it. Analog on the M1 will match the signal of the VHF handhelds that your friends have if you can get them on the same frequency. Keep trying. Something should match it they both still have original programming from Rugged in them.
Great video... And, want to know more about ZONES, SCAN LIST and GROUP LISTS and their function.
Also, if there's an ability to show alpha character display as default, but switch to frequency (VFO mode) in the display. Often times, someone will ask; "What's the frequency" and I don't have 200 of them memorized.
I don't see anything programmable in the 'radio buttons' to do so.
Also, can you explain the A/B button in more detail?
... any chance there's a user manual that explains all the radio functions? I've not received my M1 yet, but it'll be here soon.
KAREN: I just discovered your helpful videos. Is there one for the Icom-9100 and the WCS-9100-USB? Tom KJ9P
My friends have handheld VHF. The M1 is VHF also. My screen only says analog. Do you know how to switch or is analog vhf?
My friends have handheld VHF. The M1 is VHF also. My screen only says analog. Do you know how to switch or is analog vhf?
My friends have handheld VHF rugged radios. I have an m1 . The M1 is VHF also. My screen only says analog. Do you know how to switch or is analog vhf?
Chuck,
VHF has to do with the frequency range of the radio. VHF is vhf wherever you see it. Analog on the M1 will match the signal of the VHF handhelds that your friends have if you can get them on the same frequency. Keep trying. Something should match it they both still have original programming from Rugged in them.