Hello I´m searchig for soft to controler the D700. Thank´s.

You end up having to look at a couple of different pictures to be sure, but yes you are correct. The tip of the 2.5 mm connector is pin 2, the middle sleeve is 3, and the last is pin 5.

As you probably gathered from the replies, there is a good bit of personal preference in your choice of GPS. I have dedicated a GPS III+ to the use of my D700. An advantage of the III+ over the

People. There are still quite a lot of users accessing the MB7UIV website

Greetings, I am going to interface my Garmin Emap with the data cable which has a DB9 pin female connector to my soon to arrive D700 radio. After looking at the docs, I am a little confused and

Plug and Play. Just go into the GPS and set the NEMA and baud and you're having fun! Don't forget to turn on GPS in the Radio - :) Wayne Joyner Nebraska Scanner Pages - Omaha, NE Web Site :

It will work just fine! CUL....Stew w0shl@...

Just got a GPS III +, was wondering if the serial cable that came with it would work to hook it up to my 700, or if I need a different one. Thanks! 73, Howard, N2JIH

Is there anyway to have a priority while in the memory scan? 73s kb9tsg

I'm using the Rand McNally. $79.00@ best-buy and they printed a $20 rebate at checkout. Works OK with my 700. I posted the interconnect a week or so ago. So far it is working great and seems to be

I'm using my GPS III+ .... I love it. ...Rick

I can not say that it is the best but the GPS III+ works for me. I also have US roads and recreation, maps are good only drawback 1 to 3 counties at a time. A GPS like the III+ gives you a lot

What GPS units have people found to work the best with the 700A? With those units, what features do they have? I'd like the positioning info, but also like to use mapping features for navigation.

The street pilot does not listen to the 700. The III+ does. Peter Naumburg K5HAB

I've never been able to get it to work with APRS at all, and some of the things I think it should do for "voice" don't happen, either. It just seems like a very, very buggy firmware

I did! Yes. Have you tried a different voice module (if Nope. I would have tried this except that the doggone thing works in other ways, therefore my conclusion is that the module is working. Have

Nope, tried that. On another note, I called Kenwood this morning and spoke with a Clifford fellow who was very helpful. He suggested that I reset the microprocessor, and re-program the EEPROM using

Just like I have no idea what you have tried and what responses you have received; you also have no idea how many times (over a dozen) that people have asked me how the voice stuff works and still

Try turning the Beep on! Stew...W0SHL

<snip>start vent<snip> I KNOW THIS. YOU CAN READ THE MANUAL TOO, JUST LIKE ME. Again, MINE doesn't work this way. I'm trying to find out why. It SHOULD work this way, but it DOESN'T. sheesh!