Programing the Alinco DR-135UK

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[@Broadercasting]

I notice the CRT SS9900 version of this board covers 12m. Is it possible to program the DR135/DX10 from 24.89 - 24.99Mhz? Even modifying the .DAT file?

[@PY2MAJ]

It shouldn't be hard to build a cable like this, it's a USB to RS232 converter, looking at the radio diagram: pin 1 = RXD1, pin 2 = GND, pin 3 = TXD1, I'm just in doubt about pin 4 of the Mini USB connector

[@edwardcollett5581]

hey I was just wondering if I can get help because I can't get the radio to connet to the pc and wonder if u could help me do it

[@pauldavies3943]

Do u need ham licence for this cb radio

[@clarkspiemuncher24]

hello i was wondering if you may be able to help i bought an alinco dr135dx that was all programmed and set up for cb etc and foolishly being inquisitive after watching a video on you tube ended up unwittingly setting it back to factory settings and wiping out all the cb settings etc and ask if you have a link to a site where i can find what frequencies go where in which bands etc ? as i have had to order the cable from knights which comes with the software as a package to try and sort it out and put everything back as it was when i got it 6 hours ago lol

[@radiosonic0007]

Hi Mark best guy to ask is simon the wizard Hope this helps good dx simonthewizard.com/tag/software-download/

[@gooldscross8702]

Hi this lead your using,does it have a built in dongle as you mention needing software for the lead?

[@radiosonic0007]

Hi Goolds Cross, The lead has something built into the usb end. Must be some sort of circuit on the end. I bought the lead separately from Nevada Radio. They do the lead with software on ebay about £14

[@radiosonic0007]

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/USB-Programming-Cable-and-Software-for-Alinco-DR-135DX-UK-10-11m-Radio-/112316495801

[@clarkspiemuncher24]

hello i was wondering if you may be able to help i bought an alinco dr135dx that was all programmed and set up for cb etc and foolishly being inquisitive after watching a video on you tube ended up unwittingly setting it back to factory settings and wonder if you have a dat file with all the frequencies for cb etc already to load into the radio to save me hours of putting n frequencies manually

[@radiosonic0007]

I lost all my frequencys I had to re program the radio with a frequency chart it was a pain. What you need is a CVS file. Best place is on the Internet someone might have one.

[@clarkspiemuncher24]

@@radiosonic0007 thanks for your reply but that was 2 years ago and radio been ditched sinse then as no one on it in uk

[@radiosonic0007]

Hi Mark it's the same in bournemouth I have only spoken to two guys on fm. When the conditions are good ssb is OK. Most of the time I'm on the ham bands.

[@clarkspiemuncher24]

@@radiosonic0007 i had loaded my radio up with a bunch of bands from a file i found but never really found many on the thing worth keeping it for

[@jake30966]

I can't get my software to read from radio , ibn device manager i've got a yellow triangle at the prolific USB - to - Serial Comm Port ( COM 10 ) , Can you help please

[@radiosonic0007]

did windows find the driver for the cable ? the only thing when i had that was plug it into the radio & computer then switch the radio on and click on read from radio hope it helps

[@zhaqirhussein]

I ask you, whether this radio can work 11 m ?

[@radiosonic0007]

yes it works on 11m & 10m Great radio

[@zhaqirhussein]

How much money in USA ?

[@johnchambers1573]

Do you need a ham license for that rig

[@guyteigh3375]

it's all a bit odd really, unless the law for "type approval" has changed, an Amateur can use the 10M frequencies on here but in the UK, a CB radio must be "approved" and locked to CB ONLY frequencies, so although an Amateur can make their own transceivers with ZERO type approval, they cannot transmit "out of band" on CB except on type-approved radios. CB users ALSO cannot transmit on non-type approved radios legally. In reality, CBers sticking to CB frequencies are unlikely to have problems, Amaterurs operating on both CB and Ham bands are unlikely to have issues.