Kenwood Radio Channel 7-7 Frequency

[Willie.]

Hi folks,

 

Trying to set a fellow Seveners radio to the same channel as the rest of us. It's a newer model and isn't as simple as the old TK3101 set up. Can anyone tell me the actual frequency of 7-7?

 

Or if anyone has a TK3101 manual, I'd like a look at it as I think it has a table in it. I can only find the US version and I think it's different.

 

Thanks,

 

Willie

[Stationary M25 Traveller]

We have TK3301.We use channel 7, table 7, tone 7.

 

You have to hold several buttons together as you turn the power on.

 

Any delay and it defaults back to std setting again.

 

Away from home, radio and manual.

[Willie.]

Thanks Ian, this one is a bit of a funny set up, it's a 3207, so lots of bonkers functions and no way of manually doing it (By the holding in button thing). Has to be programmed through the PC.

 

I reckon I need to know the frequency of channel 7. I'm fairly sure sub channel 7 is 85.4hz, but I don't know what the main frequency is. Anything I've tried isn't working (446.08125, 462.7125 and 448.08125)

[michaeljclark]

According to the manual for my TK3301 channel 7 table 7 is 446.08125 and tone 7 is 85.4

 

Mike

 

Edited for rubbish copy/paste skills

 

Edited by - michaeljclark on 10 Jun 2013 22:01:43

[Willie.]

Thanks very much Mike. The freq you've typed shows an oddball character on my screen, I assume you mean 446.08125?

 

Frustratingly, that's what this is set at...but it's just not working. I assumed I must've had the frequency wrong.

 

It has a scan function, and I can get it to scan and receive the radio in my car, but I just can't program it so that I can get it to transmit to mine. Lost now.

[Willie.]

Ok...confession time. Just double checked my own radio was still on channel 7...and it wasn't. I'd obviously knocked it onto channel 6 by mistake.

 

So it's working now, the 3207 was programmed ok...it was just me being a nit.

 

Thanks for the help Mike & Ian.

[Stationary M25 Traveller]

Isn't it nice when it is something silly ... and easy to fix.