Where to purchase CLS1110 radio in Rochester, NY

Here is a link to the user guide http://www.weatherconnection.com/manuals/CLS1110.pdf See page 28 for programming instructions.

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Here is a link the user guide: http://www.weatherconnection.com/manuals/CLS1110.pdf Programming begins on page 28.

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Here is a link to the user guide. Programming begins on page 26.
http://www.weatherconnection.com/manuals/CLS1110.pdf
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I would suggest that you contact the George Eastman House & archives in Rochester, NY. George Eastman is the founder of Kodak, and his home in Rochester is now a museum and historic archive of all things photographic. If they have one, they may have a copy of the 860HC owner's manual for you. Another possible source may be checking at this website: www.micro-tools.com. They bought all the repair parts from Kodak when they shut the projector business down.

Here is the service manual. Cobra 29 XXXXX

There is nothing out there for the ST or night watch citcuits

Not certain if you are referring to purchasing another radio or programming an existing radio. So we will answer both:

1) If programming another CLS1110 to match your existing radio, First try it straight out of the box and fully charged. Many people use the default factory programming. If that does not work follow the simple instructions on page 26 in the user guide. Here is a link: http://www.banoggle.com/Products/Motorola/manuals/CLS-series-manual.pdf There are also cloning instructions on page 32.

2) If you are talking from the perspective of purchasing a new radio, all CLS1110 radios operate on the same frequencies/PL codes. (Unless you have a foreign model purchased in another country, then it is iffy) Simply purchase your new radio and follow the programming instructions above.

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• The mr350 is a standard GMRS/FRS talk around radio and the cls1110 is a business band radio but bot operate in UHF. So if the cls1110 is programed to one of the frequencies I will list then the two will communicate. Otherwise they will not.

Here are the frequencies listed in order of channels on your radio. 1-22.

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For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area, visit:

www.RadioReference.com

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