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1. #How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable how to
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3. #How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable manual
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5. #How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable software

#How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable software

Leaves a lot of us with tons of programming software around for different radios. Kenwood KPG-137D is the programming software for the Kenwood TK-2000 VHF & Kenwood TK-3000 UHF two way radios EXCLUSIVE: Get this software FREE when you buy a Kenwood KPG-22U programming cable.TO REDEEM: Simply add this software and the KPG-22U cable to your shopping cart and checkout using PayPal for instant download. Kenwoods generally need to be realigned to actually be usable in the ham bands or in case of the low band stuff modified (6110's can be programmed for both 10m and 6m if I remember correctly once they are modified).

Icom has always been pretty easy to enter ham frequencies, Motorola has had some radios that are easy, some that aren't. Most of the 900 MHz stuff has to be hex edited for ham frequencies (GTX, Spectra, TK-981, Maxtrac). The Kenwood TK6110 low band is another example. As an example, the Vertex VX4000 is a neat radio and good performer, but you have to be able to hex edit the programming to use it on amateur frequencies.

just making it viable for many to program them, and in some cases also accepting amateur frequencies to program. Having a readily available modern programming software package that could support many of the LMR radios would be a game changer in some ways. Even made several different files for Maxtrac, Radius and GM300's and they never did anything with them. I suggested that about a year and a half ago to them. I got a bit wrapped up, and only after getting it realized that it might not be what I wanted. Are you saying that with some mods, software or otherwise, it could work on the 2m band? I admit, I such at soldering, but if it is just a matter of removing a component, I might be game. Some time ago I suggested to the CHIRP folks that they should add some of the older LMR radios which are now often being used in the amateur service post-narrowbanding.Īlmost all of my amateur FM operation is using LMR gear, mostly Icom and Vertex although I have a couple of Kenwoods. The old Vertex software has to have a pure DOS environment though. I've had good luck running Kenwood and Icom old DOS software in dos boxes in 2000/XP. TO REDEEM: Simply add this software and the KPG-22U cable to your shopping cart and checkout using PayPal for instant download. It's not much different from the Baofengs or other asian market LMR radios that people buy all the time now which generally are programmed via computer. Kenwood KPG-137D is the programming software for the Kenwood TK-2000 VHF & Kenwood TK-3000 UHF two way radios EXCLUSIVE: Get this software FREE when you buy a Kenwood KPG-22U programming cable.

#How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable manual

The service manual didn't give me much information as most of the alignment appears to be done in software. I haven't worked on that particular model but have retuned several LMR radios to amateur band use.

#How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable how to

Of course, I could be another interloper that lasts a few months and drops the 'hobby' completely.įound a couple local GMRS repeaters yesterday (via the myGMRS Android App) within 10 miles and in line of sight from my house so I'm kind of itching to get started on this (as in, learn how to access a repeater) and see what's out there.It's also possible you might need to retune the VCO/PLL a little which would likely be pretty trivial (turn an adjustment slug). Question is can I LEGALLY program in the HAM freq for Monitor only (no TX)? Not a big deal, just thought it would be interesting and possibly prompt me to get my license once I get a taste of HAM. I do not have a HAM license but know how and where to get it and am considering. Questions: I read in this thread that you're programming HAM frequencies into these radios. Figure I can have them both programmed identically from the vendor in the used market and/or get a cable and software. It's $15 more but I want to try and get it right 1st time, last time, with something reliable and durable.

#How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable pro

Have considered the Wouxun KG-805 Pro GMRS posted here but thinking maybe the Kenwood HT might be a better choice - maybe you can give me the reasons. Forgive my ignorance on the topic (evident by other posts I've made - RCM has already been a big help BTW ). Looking at that same combo for my first venture into GMRS (880/830 or possibly the 863G). ica bota o copo pro alto vamos beber palco mp3 bonfire night celebration in england loners motorcycle club toronto concerts in charlotte nc in december 9437 ao smith centrifugal blower 10 dollar, than dinners garlic spaghetti red plastic bag music 2013 s.p.i.c.e child development authentic fitness carrollton ogawa coffee 10 milk st.

I guess it's safe to assume you like both these units. I'm just the kind of pest who'd take you up on that. " All I use are 880/380's so if you need anything give me a shout."

#How do you make a kenwood tk 880 work digable update

RCM, If you need, I do have firmware (Cant remember which one off the top of my head but it does update the radio options for version 2 units) for the 880, I can also explain how to enable FPP, but in all honesty its a bit difficult (I could never figure out how to do it.) All I use are 880/380's so if you need anything give me a shout.