The -0 is your base call so you can just enter your call. The -1 should be okay. You could also use -1 and -2. 73, Ron NY3J

Frank, The memory program is still on the Kenwood Amateur Radio support site. Here's a direct link to the program. http://www.kenwood.com/i/products/info/amateur/tmd700a_700e_soft.html I don't think t

I am running UIVIEW 32 with a serial cable connected to the front DB9 connector. You have to have a gender changer on the cable to connect to the male connector. There is a D700 configuration file tha

Noel, No that was a good suggestion. At least I found out how easy it was to take apart and it doesn't look like it would be too difficult to replace. Just 4 solder points that are easy to get to. Ron

Hi Doug, It's all the time on any channel not just when it's on the APRS channel. Usually I change to a different memory channel when it's quiet and I'm looking for activity. It has to be a bad encode

I took the remote head apart which was not too difficult. I put some tuner cleaner in the encoder and did a complete reset but still not fixed so it's probably defective or maybe a processor problem.

Thanks Noel, I'll give that a try. Ron ny3j

Hi Everyone, I wanted to get comments about my problem before I start tearing things apart. When I turn the VFO to change memory positions sometimes it will skip a position. Eventually it will go to t

Andy, I use cross band all of the time. Actually, I use locked band because I can receive the repeater directly and just need help with transmit. To exit cross band you just go into the same menu you