Bug #4789
closedAllow Kenwood Commercial radios from series 60/60G to work off OEM limits into ham bands, but shows real OEM limits on config.
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Description
Kenwood Commercial radios from series 60/60G can work off OEM limits into near ham bands, members of this family are:
Non G Handhelds:
TK-260 / TK-270 / TK-272 / TK-278 / TK-360 / TK-370 / TK-372 / TK-378
Non G Mobile/base
TK-760 / TK-762 / TK-768 / TK-860 / TK-862 / TK-868
G handhelds
TK-260G / TK-270G / TK-272G / TK-278G / TK-360G / TK-370G / TK-372G / TK-378G / TK-388G
G Mobile/base
TK-760G / TK-762G / TK-768G / TK-860G / TK-862G / TK-868G
Some of this model's variants are in ranges near but outside it's OEM stated range, for example from 150 to 174 Mhz, or 148 to 174 Mhz, in the case of the UHF we has the variants in the 450 to 490 Mhz or the 406 to 430 Mhz.
I make some characterizations and most of the radios can work with an +/- 4% of the stated range safely and will allow to work near ham bands. (real range is bigger but we stick to a safe value), so I will patch the drivers for this families (tk270.py, tk760.py, tk760g.py) to allow for this hack, beside you can check in the Settings Tabs the real OEM value for your radio model/variant.
73 de CO7WT.
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Updated by Pavel Milanes almost 7 years ago
- File Kenwwod limits.ods Kenwwod limits.ods added
Attached is a LibreOffice spreadsheet with some real tests on this radios limits.
Updated by Pavel Milanes almost 7 years ago
- File Kenwwod limits.ods Kenwwod limits.ods added
Update the spreadsheet with an example from the issue #4709, with this mod it can make it work in ham bands.
Updated by Pavel Milanes almost 7 years ago
- Status changed from In Progress to Resolved
This issue is closed as a patch to solve the issue is on the mainstream now.
73 de Pavel CO7WT.
Updated by Pavel Milanes almost 7 years ago
- Status changed from Resolved to Closed