Hello, I am sorry for cross-posting this question, but I would like to maximize the possibility of getting an answer. I have the Kenwood D700a & bought the necessary cables to attach my

Has anyone mounted the control head of a TMD700A on a goose neck? Are there any preferences as to which goose neck to buy? Any plusses or minuses for this kind of mounting? -- Regards, TOM

Hello! One thing I often do in these circumstances is insert a half dozen (or whatever) diodes in series in the power input: assuming the appliance is internally regulated, this does 2 things:

Send an APRS message to EMAIL; then in the message section put the email address, two spaces, then the email. i.e. To: EMAIL Msg: whoever@... This is a test of outgoing email on APRS. Note,

You can send an email with any APRS device by sending a message to <callsign>-IM and the message will be delivered by email. If you send a message to EMAIL with the message format of <email

Has anybody been able to send an e-mail with their 700a? If so, how is it done.

I also did this using the Rand McNally, although you can run the GPS receiver on 13.8V without a problem. They have been tested to 16V without issues. You'll need some velcro to keep the receiver

Tomy recollection (it’s been a few months) the green wire only opens up the radiofor MARS/CAP, but the resister opens the radio up for the commercial bands. Depending on what you want

Just ordered a TM-D700A, and was wondering what the proper mod is for the extended transmit/receive range. I've seen a couple on the net, one requiring removing a resistor as well as the green

and how about the 708? http://www.kenwoodcorp.com/j/products/amateur/mobile/mobile_tmv708.html JERRY ROCHELLE wrote: -- Regards, TOM BLACKWELL, PO Box 25403, Dallas, Texas 75225

hi all i find it in some lists Just to set the record straight and not let this rumor get out of hand. Kenwood USA decided not to make the optional GPS available to the general (US) market. There

I'm in a desperate need of a translator. Will the 700s be for sale in the US? Jerry Steve Siesel wrote:

Here it is....Maybe someone can help with the translation! :-) http://www.kenwoodcorp.com/j/products/amateur/mobile/mobile_tmd700.html - Steve

I have a couple of Yaesu FT-90s already, but I might be in the market for another transceiver soon. Does anyone know what the scan speed of the TM-D700 is compared to the FT-90?

unable to locate it. more help please. jerry k5qm 9k2gv@... wrote:

Just did this yesterday. Bought the Rand McNally at Best Buy for $79 and they printed out a rebate form for $20 at check-out, not a bad deal. Since I did not wish to use the GPS with a laptop, I cut

Check out the new D-700S model on Kenwood's Japan sight it has built in GPS:)):))

Anyone know how to interface the Rand Mcnally GPS unit the TMD700? Any information would be appreciated. Regards, Mark Titterington, KB2EGB

The Pharos unit is very small, cheap, and works well with the D700. I know, I've got one and it's excellent. 73 de Keith, G6NHU Message sent with a Palm Vx james31@... wrote on 7/7/00

Tomy knowledge, the Earthmate doesn’t have and option for standard NMEA output, whichthe D700 requires. I know theTripmate will work though…. Samuel,W7YYY -----OriginalMessage-----