Kenwood tkr-820 uhf repeater manual

 · Hello, everyone. I just recently acquired a KENWOOD TKR repeater, and I would like to know if anyone can point me in the direction of someone that can program the thing for me. I'm located in the Ogden area, so somewhere close would be most convenient. Thanks in advance to all that reply. . VHF REPEATER/UHF REPEATER TKR/ ‘KENWOOD l KENWOOD CORPORATION INSTRUCTION MANUAL FCC ID: ALHTKR-szoN-z d 8 MANA lined £=))£33 U L QPRNTED IN JAPAN BBZ—GDGS-lDIK. MliMcl 93/ll! 92/12l,l,,,,, 7,,_,.,\7\, FCCWARNING Carefully unpack the repeater. it is recommended that This equipment generates or uses Application ID: NGZWr6wskRjZC9NcXLZPbQ. Sometime in September , Gary - N1DHS suggested that he would like to replace his Mt. Lemmon General Electric antique repeater with a little more modern one. He had a Kenwood TKR repeater in service on for several years, so it was chosen to be the candidate for the job.

Welcome to the WD7F Quick Links! The TKR (VHF) and TKR (UHF) are tabletop or rack-shelf-mount repeaters and were derived from the TK and TK mobile radios. The VHF and UHF TKRs interface the same. If Kenwood sticks to its numbering plan a low band unit would be a TKR if they make one. Objet: Re: [repeater-builder] Kenwood TKR? On 1/27/ AM, skipp via www.doorway.ru wrote: i have here the Interface KPT and the manual KPT-2ROK, I'm not sure if the kpg is correct for use with the tkr repeater. i also have the cable between the interface and the repeater that connects at the upper/middle/front panel of the.

The TKR (VHF) and TKR (UHF) are tabletop or rack-shelf-mount repeaters and were derived from the TK and TK mobile radios. The VHF and UHF TKRs interface the same. If Kenwood sticks to its numbering plan a low band unit would be a TKR if they make one. vhf repeater/uhf repeater tkr/ ‘kenwood l kenwood corporation instruction manual fcc id: alhtkr-szon-z d 8 mana lined £=))£33 u l qprnted in japan bbz—gdgs-ldik. Now we multiply this by the channel stepping. for the UHF TKR and 5 for the VHF TKR times = Now we add the IF frequency ( MHz) plus = That's MHz. You still with me? Good. The transmit side is the exact same thing, but starts at H