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Good Morning. I have (2) 2.1khz ssb filters (455 and 8.33) . i would like to find the proper boards to wire them into. Everyone i see for sale has a filter on it, and they want rediculous money.

just bought another kenwood 520. my first was a 520 tough old hybrids lot of fun back then. still like the quality of the 520. looking forward to contacts again on a relic

just ordered a 520. remembered my first kenwood was a 520. tough old hybrids. looking forward to getting it on the air. a little nostalgia and fun. joe n0uwf

That's not unusual. If it works, don't worry about it. I would expect that to be for packet, not programming. 99% of radios set their own speed when programming. You can do that. Usually the

I got back to the group today. Thanks for the input.? Yes, the current settings work fine, just that there is a 10-15 second delay before the two start communicating. I did find in the radio's menu

For my Kenwood TS-870 and Windows 10 peecee I use a UGREEN 6ft USB to Serial Adapter, RS232Serial to USB Adapter DB9 Male 9 Pin with PL2303 Chipset from Amazon, works great, talks to Ham Radio Deluxe

Hi Karl, I use the RT Systems TM-V71 software and programming cable with my Windows PC - works fine with no issues and no need to set the baud rate. All I had to do was select the correct serial COM

I've never had to set that on any radio I've programmed in the last 30+ years. Any brand, any vintage.

Rusty, that's for the packet port and opertion. I was asking about the "PC" port for programming.? After reviewing the manual it looks like the RT software left out that feature. I'll have to

Page 83 in the Instruction Manual.

I couldn't find the baud rate either, so I'd be inclined to try the standard 9600 8N1.

RT Systems, in many cases, doesn't include all of the features found in the factory software. That's my experience. Gary

Anyone know where to adjust this ?? I did not find it in the user or service manual or on line.? I friend indicated it's done in two areas; the radio and the RT systems software. Would this be a

Thanks Jeff.. I did not follow those instructions specifically. I did do a master reset.. a couple of times. Also pulled my hair out chasing the individual gremlins. And, even if my efforts had found

Wayne, I cannot help you with a tech center, but wondered if you have been through all of the steps in section 15 of the Instruction Manual "Trouble Shooting" In particular there is an interesting

Howdy folks.? I have a Kenwood TS-590sg that is in serious need of some servicing.? To that end I am in search of a service center that can get'er done. The Kenwood site lists one in New York -

I'm glad someone is still active. I have the F6 and I haven't heard anyone on the repeater in years. All on digital I suppose. Richard, KE5JKJ wrote:

Glad some are still here. 73, Bob W4JFA [email protected]> wrote:

Note that the “ Kenwood TH-F6 TH-F7 Group” is active. ?There are recent posts. 73 Dean

Tad,? Not answering your inquiry but the only difference i found was the PTT button vers the PTT lever (like the old Motorola mics).? Mine had the former (which was hard to use) and found the level