Wow.. ok that makes alot of sence (as to why someone would do it with a repeater network). Everyone can always hear if they are within earshot of the repeater (so to speak). Do you care to enlighten

yeah I thought about that. I'd rather forego the inbound PL though then do that.. why tie up 2 channels to make a single QSO :) Yes that works.. but it's a nasty hack hehe. lunch. I was must

I can do split tones with my VX-7R and TM-D700A. ( dunno why a repeater would do split tones..) You'll find this used very extensively in the US Forest Service. They will have a network of repeaters

program in the Freq. twice with each tone that you want, now on the A side have TX and on the B side have RX with different PL's what is hard about that?????

Yeah I'm beginning to come to the conclusion that I'm out to lunch. I was *so* sure I'd tested this successfully but it's becoming clear I must have buggered up that test. Since we don't have any

My tests show NO SPLIT TONES on the D700 or the TH-F6. In CT mode the set tone is used for both Tx and Rx...but I'll go check it again. I think I did my original D700 test on a simplex channel. I'll

Hi, Sorry for so many questions... newbie to the D700.. Great radio.. does alot... maybe that's why so many questions :) Anywhoo... when in 'remote control' mode... when I turn the repeater on it

Well, it wouldn't suprise me if you can't. I dunno why... My HTX-202 lets me do split tones. But my VX-7R and apparently this rig, don't. Granted, dunno why a repeater would do split tones.. but

use the other characters key in the left side of the radio. kg5ks <kg5ks@...> wrote: If you can find the RS GPS unit, they make a great add on gps for the D700. I installed one of my two

What the! Now I can't reproduce this on my home D700. I'm sure I tested this once and was successful with split tones. I'm going to have to try on the car D700 and see if the results are different. I

I'll triple check, but when I was playing last night I had: T - 151.4 CTCSS - 167.9 Set to T the repeater keys up and all is fine. Set to CTCSS, I can hear the repeater but can't talk to it! set

Peter G. Viscarola wrote: $GPRMC and $GPGGA -- ...phil / w8sca GnuPG Public Key: http://www.moyen.org/pubkey.html GnuPG Key ID: 0x45ee5d85 Fingerprint: BC40 B55C

Jay Rutherford wrote: Everybody needs to remember that the GPS18-LVC wants regulated 4.5-5.5 volts for power. Anything higher will fry it. The GPS18-PC has a regulator in the lighter plug. --

When an APRS beacon or status is received, the D700 briefly displays (a half-screen of) info about the received becon. Also, a button choice to show the "detail" of the beacon appears. Pushing this

Yep, I tested this myself using a scanner with tone-decode. If I set the CTCSS & Tone frequencies differently (I used the PC software, but it shouldn't matter) and when in "T" mode it always put out

I don't know that this is 100% accurrate. Are you sute it will output the T setting when in CTCSS mode? I ask because in CTCSS mode it works great on single tone repeaters (ones that accept and

I use the Garmin GPS-35HVS Have it running mobile going on 3 years now with the optional magnet mount. The HVS model comes with bare wires and works from 6 to 40 volts, _regulator is in the

I think the # key will get you to a -, just keep hitting it. Gerry Singer KC0CAT Emergency Coordinator ARES Dist.13 Denver City and County "Never knock on deaths door. Ring the bell and

I have my call in it,but how do I put the - in it? Just like KG5KS-7 Thank you 74 Kenny --- David Dobbins <ddobbins@...> wrote: __________________________________________________ Do

I like Kenwood's software better, but the Link700 allows you to program both a D700 and D7A. David K7GPS