If you're talking about these, yes I have several times.  You'll need 
sighted help.  I have instructions somewhere.  Also, there is a jumper 
which must be left in place for it to do this, but it works if you leave 
it.  Later models made you remove the jumper to allow the radio to work.
  It takes a lot of knob twisting, but it can be done.  There is a short 
cut button, I'd have to look which, which lets you skip by 1 meg steps 
not the usual 5 kc.  Believe me, if you can find a cable and have an old 
dos machine, computer programming is juch easier and faster, but to 
answer your question, with sighted help, it can be done.
73
Butch
WA0VJR
Node 3148
Wallace, ks.


On Wed, 2 Jul 
2014, Don Breda wrote:

> Have you ever tried programming one of those radios from the front panel?
> That would be how I want to do it.
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> No point in really getting it if I can only do it with software.
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> Don
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