Kenwood TH-28A problem

April 22nd 13, 08:33 PM

LoneHamm

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First recorded activity by RadioBanter: Apr 2013

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Channel Jumper

The bottom line is that the repeater is too far away.

Basic physic's 101 - all signals reduce at the square of the distance away.

You wasted your money when you bought a walkie talkie...

I for one do not use the Kenwood as a Walkie-Talkie. Evidently you are NOT a Licensed Ham, which I am.

Additionally, you would know if you were a ham that many repeaters have offsets which require a frequency difference between input and transmit exit.

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