Motorola CPS for GP/GM300 modified for out of band.

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FTX03
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Motorola CPS for GP/GM300 modified for out of band.

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Hi, what's involved with modifying the CPS to allow programming a 403 - 470 up to 480? I know it takes time to do but any how to's would be great.
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Re: Motorola CPS for GP/GM300 modifiyd for out of band.

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have read somewhere holding down the shift key while entering the freq. will do it
but dont know if true
have not tried it yet
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Re: Motorola CPS for GP/GM300 modified for out of band.

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no you have to edit the CPS with a program called winhex. if you would like it done please send me an email
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