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jhook
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TK-809

Post by jhook »

can any one tell me what this radio is i know it's uhf but haven't been able to find out what software program's it or any real info on it . is it fcc approved ? thank's Jhook
66 Stingray
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Post by 66 Stingray »

These radios are not FCC approved. They were originally made for the European market. The software is KPG-20D and tke programming cable is KPG-8. The software is out on the net. Programming cable can be had on EBAY. Their is a Yahoo group that is devoted to this radio and it's HT partner the TK349. The group is TK9s.
jhook
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Post by jhook »

thanks 66 stingray
hydrashok
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Post by hydrashok »

I FINALLY found the software on eBay that was combined with most of the other KPG programming sets. I can't, however, find the KPG-8 for sale, or even a pin-out diagram for it.

I did find one message posted a little over four years ago from a guy that said he had the pin-out for the KPG-4, KPG-8, and KPG-22... I sent him an email asking for them, but I'm not sure if that email address is still valid.

Several years ago, I had the Kenwood TK-809D. I just purchased five TK-809Ts and I wonder what the difference is?? What little I can find on the net just refers to them as the TK-809.
hydrashok
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Post by hydrashok »

...all the Kenwood fanatics here, and nobody knows the answer??

Is there a difference between the KPG-8 and other RJ11 type Kenwood cables?? Or are all the RJ11 type Kenwood cables the same?
66 Stingray
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TK-809T

Post by 66 Stingray »

The TK-809T is 438-470 MHz radio. The software to program it is KPG-20D. I f you need a programing cable, look at ebay. The seller is kawamall, the part #T0D0F21. I have used his cable on the Kenwood TK840, TK-809T, and the TK349.
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