kenwood ham radio

Try this site.
http://www.ac6v.com/dealers.htm

2008-02-21 10:31:49 by jpettitt3

It depends on who wants it... It may be worth more to some people and it could be a piece of junk to others.

If your looking to buy shop around on websites and see what they get for them.

If your looking to sell check out ebay and watch some auctions that are currently going and see what the ending price is on them.

Good Luck

2006-02-26 05:55:15 by masterofbeagles

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I've looked on the Kenwood site but did not find that particular model on the page. Check out this page and see if any of them are close;
http://kenweb1.kenwoodusa.com/KenwoodPor tal/KenwoodComm/Support/AMAInstructionma nuals.aspx

2006-04-10 20:11:32 by rodney

Price: $0.00 $0.00

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I have a Heathkit IM frequency counter that has a BNC connector for the input connector. My radio is a Kenwood TS-130SE.

If it is for testing the transceiver the best way is to connect up a dummy load with a sense port connection ,,and plug the counter into the sense port.

This will allow you to TX at full power into the load but the counter only see's a small voltage, and thus it is protected.

The IM2410 I think has only a input connection , so its not easy to hook it in-line with the transceiver to monitor the frequency during normal operation.

There should be no need to do this anyway as the radio has digital readout , and it should be accurate enough.

2007-09-21 19:12:13 by w5van

I have 4 Ham radios (Kenwood) with 8 pin mics.
I have a Heil boom mike I want to feed all 4 radios.
So looking for a a/b/c/d Mic switch.
1 mic input (Boom mic)
to
4 Kenwood 8-pin radios.
Is there a box like this or someone who will make it?

This wouldn't be a hard job, but it does take some technical expertise. Do you know another ham that might do this for you? That would be the best suggestion I could think of. Good luck.

2007-06-19 19:42:19 by Glen W