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I don't know how many countries "24" was available in.? I don't recall which episode it was either.? The series ran much longer than it should have.? They jumped the shark when they blew up a

As a last thought, how do you reboot after installation of the r1225 software so that it works???

If you don't get a good "com-test" fix that first.? Either the software can't find the serial port or it isn't connected or the cable is wrong or whatever.? Too bad you don't have a r1225 front

My horror story... I operate an "open system" GMRS repeater at a very good site in Joliet.? Antenna height is 500 ft. AGL. (FWIW, I also have a 900 MHz Amateur repeater co-located at this site.)? I

In the early 1990s in Fairfax County, VA we had informal hidden transmitter hunts on 2 meter FM monthly that were lots of fun.? On one memorable hunt the fox was my friend KC3SV, Ed, now a silent

Many many years ago worked for a MSS, and we were receiving a pulsing up and down the entire UHF band a growl. It was wiping out all of our Community repeaters and even some PS equipment. So we went

This may be a case of this generation of radios (late 90's 2000?) will only be read with a TRUE serial cable with RIB box and a true DOS computer of no more than 25 mhz without a coprocessor. (I had

Thanks to all, I ordered a few from here last night. https://www.ebay.com/itm/124991949863 I'll see what comes in the mail. 73, Joe, K1ike

The Kenwood accessory connector doesn't use .093" pins - they use .062". Bob NO6B

I have said connector in front of me. I think most TKR/NXRs already have it as it contains a jumper to connect the front panel speaker to the radio. The pins are .062 size & 0.145" pitch.

The original Molex part number 03092158 has been replaced with 03092159. The Molex .093 male crimp pins for 18-22 gauge wires is the 1380 series. I have gotten the housings and pins from Digikey. Joe

They are available on Ebay. I got one from there with the cable. Just do a search foe KENWOOD TKR repeaters and they will come up. Les KeeganN4LPK

The general transmit audio input (+ and -) on the 50 pin telco connector. You may need to set the station to simulcast to get this input active? Thanks, 73, Jim W7RY

My first thought would be to try and read and write a M1225. If you can read that, then you know your programming cable/USB setup works with that software. Another down and dirty R1225 interface for

Hi there, My eBay misadventures left me with a set of five Motorola R1225 repeaters, from the estate sale of someone who either ran a radio shop or bought a ton of stuff from one. All five had the

Steve, I use Petroleum Distillates, which is used in many different things, such as carburetor cleaner, etc.? Just soak a rag or paper towel.? That will also get the remains off of you hands. 73,

Thanks Ken, I was afraid of that. I'll contact my Kenwood dealer and see if I can source a few of them. Joe

Uh duh...... Yea, Molex discontinued the 15 pin but the KW part # is E37-0913-05 (connector and cable)

If you read his email, I believe he is looking for a part number for the connector so he can purchase one.? "information for ordering" Mick - W7CAT

As a Kenwood Dealer, I kinda felt like Benedict Arnold installing a Quantar for my 2 mtr repeater but I did and it works great with (of course) an RC210. (using the Telco connector and it has the