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eHam.net Forum : Elmers : KENWOOD'S TR2600A RANGE Forum Help

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KENWOOD'S TR2600A RANGE Reply
by SV1AER on February 3, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
I TRIED TO "LOCK"MY OLD TR2600A FOR TX-RX WITHIN 144-146 Mhz. I DID WHAT I HAD TO DO WITH THE FOUR DIODES AND RESET THE TRANCEIVER.NOW IT TRANSMITS FROM 142 Mhz TO 148,995 Mhz AND RECEIVES MORE WIDELY.
DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT I MUST DO IN ORDER TO "LOCK" IT
WITHIN 144-146 or 144-148 MHz?
(MY E-MAIL:SV1AER@YAHOO.COM)
THANK YOU
SV1AER
 
RE: KENWOOD'S TR2600A RANGE Reply
by KA0IES on February 3, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
try looking to see if there is anything there at
www.mods.dk as there is a lot of good information there.
 
RE: KENWOOD'S TR2600A RANGE Reply
by WB6BYU on February 4, 2004 Mail this to a friend!
I believe what you are currently seeing is the original
frequency coverage, at least for the US version of the
TR-2600A. You might look in the manual and see if it
also has specs for the TR-2600E European version, which
would probably have reduced frequency coverage on the
transmitter. (I'm not sure about this, but it is worth
checking.)

Otherwise it MIGHT be possible to extend the current
TX lock logic to the MHz BCD control lines if they are
brought out from the controller chip: requiring that
the MHZ "4" bit be on to enable transmit would limit
the coverage to 144 - 145.995 MHz.
 

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