Thanks for the infor, but I'm sorry to say that info is available from the model number as well.
On this (and many radios), this is only the _band_ of operation, not the _split_, which will be a subset. For low band Maxtrac's, the splits are 29.7-36, 36-42 and 42-50 MHz. The radio in one split will not run in another except with extensive ct. value mods. I know, I have moved ye olde Sensicon and matching tube type transmitters--lots of effort--but they did work perfectly after the mod. With SMD circuit boards & such, it'd be much more difficult on a Maxtrac. --John WB0EQ --- On Mon, 8/31/09, Ed Yoho <w6yj_ya...@67hz.net> wrote: > From: Ed Yoho <w6yj_ya...@67hz.net> > Subject: Maxtrac data > To: "John Sehring" <wb...@yahoo.com> > Date: Monday, August 31, 2009, 9:37 PM > John, > > According to the FCC page, it is designed to operate from > 29.7 to 50.0 MHz. > > To decode FCC registration numbers, goto: > > <https://gullfoss2.fcc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm> > > Enter the product ID into the first two fields. > > Ed Yoho > W6YJ >
