Kenwood Frequencies

[Bohsfc]

I have a kenwood tk-359 which I want to change the power output to 4 watt.
I have all the software and cables for doing so, the only thing I don't know is the frequencies to program them to.

I need to input the receive and transmit frequencies and am wondering has anyone got a list of frequencies which I need.

I did find this list of frequencies for the kenwwod PMR which is what it is currently programmed to so if these are the correct ones, do I input the same frequency for for receive and transmit??
http://www.comm-spec.com/radios/2/PMR-446

cheers

Rob

 

[Canuck]

Look here, post 207 . Though I think you may be familiar with this site...

 

[Boon]

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=214729&highlight=frequencies

 

[Bohsfc]

Look here, post 207 . Though I think you may be familiar with this site...

Fair play, thanks. I knew I had seen it somewhere.

 

[Bohsfc]

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=214729&highlight=frequencies

Thanks, Boon, I had spotted that thread in my search. Are you familiar as to wheter I input the same freq. to receive and transmit in order to set it up the same as the 3201.

 

[Thermo King]

Re Kenwood frequencies

Uprating to 4watts may melt the guts in your Autocom. Don't ask how I know??

Kieran.

 

[Bohsfc]

Uprating to 4watts may melt the guts in your Autocom. Don't ask how I know??

Kieran.

Powering the radio from the bike so hence why I can up it to 4W now.

 

[Boon]

All the frequencies are simplex.......same frequency for transmit and recieve

 

[Bohsfc]

All the frequencies are simplex.......same frequency for transmit and recieve

Fair play, thanks

 

[Canuck]

Uprating to 4watts may melt the guts in your Autocom. Don't ask how I know??

Kieran.

Powering the radio from the bike so hence why I can up it to 4W now.

So does this mean with the radio powered from the bike, to be used through the autocom I can't run the radio at 4 watts?

 

[Bohsfc]

So does this mean with the radio powered from the bike, to be used through the autocom I can't run the radio at 4 watts?

You will get different answers depending on who you ask. Some will say that it will burn out the autocom, others will say that this will only happen if you are transmitting for long periods such as an instructor, so figured the safest thing to do is power the radio from the bike.