Need help IDing a Quantar

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radioinstl
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Need help IDing a Quantar

Post by radioinstl »

it is a uhf with the FCC ID of ABZ89FC4793
i can not find that ID on any of my data sheets.
need to know what band split
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DBoeing
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Post by DBoeing »

Go to this web page and enter the FCC ID it works for virtually any device with an FCC ID.

http://www.driverzone.com/fcc_id_search.htm

It will take you to the FCC data base search page. Then click on the green check mark under display grant. It took a long time to load.

This Quantar is for 403-512 MHz 110 Watts
radioinstl
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Post by radioinstl »

I know it is a uhf and if you look at the slick sheets each split low middle and high has its own fcc Id but they are all list at the fcc sit as the full range
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Post by batdude »

if you have access to the station, pull the receiver module or PA and post the part number.

that's the only way to tell for sure without the build sheet.


(that or read the station with RSS)

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Post by Bob W »

radioinstl wrote:I know it is a uhf and if you look at the slick sheets each split low middle and high has its own fcc Id but they are all list at the fcc sit as the full range
If by some chance you don't have RSS for the Quantar, you can still get it to tell you what's programmed in it. Fire up hyperterminal 9600, N,8,1 and while connected to the Quantar, press enter. You should get a response of O-[ . Type dorss. You should get a response of RSS. Type get freq. It will tell you what it's programmed for. You get get it to tell you what range boards are in it also, but I don't have my notes here. Type exit when done.
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