I have the diagram for the programming cable but I figured the software for it would be out there somewhere but so far I haven't found anything. If anyone has any I would appreciate it. '.you block, you stone, you less than worthless thing.' Programming using the Barrett 2050 programming software The Barrett 2050 programming software should be loaded onto PC using the instructions supplied with the package. Transceiver configuration packs are uploaded and downloaded to the 2050.

Sunday, Apr 01, 2012 at 17:32The issue will be the license type, CB radios will be covered buy what is called a type license similar to what you need for the barrett to operate on VKS737 channels. The type license specifies the type of transmission, the power level, the frequencies and if a operator license is required, ie a licensed ham can use the barrett to transmit on amature frequencies, a person with a type license for VKS737 can not legally. The sellers will enable amature frequencies for a ham operator but not for general user. You will not be able to get a type license for the barrett. Cheers LeighW.

Wednesday, Apr 04, 2012 at 20:27Thank you for all of your replies, it is very much appreciated. I don't think there would be much advantage over having 1-40CH AM/SSB with transmit anyway, I don't think many people use the 27mhz frequencies anymore in the 1-40 range. I can make them receive only frequencies on the radio itself but transmit does not work when programming it via the panel. Reading the manual it shows you can programme a RX and TX frequency into the radio, but when doing it no matter what frequency it isn't possible.? Kaznj russkih soldat v chechne vikipediya. Why does it differ on the manual to the radio does anyone know?