Kenwood TM-D700 - Revision history

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Reverted edits by Reverse22 (talk) to last revision by UR3IRS

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 Also, TM-D700 users may want to check out the [[VoiceAlert|Voice Alert]] page. For information about setting up your radio to inform you of other APRS stations nearby with live operators in attendance.
 == Links ==
 * [http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Communications/Amateur_Radio/Amateur_Radio_Retired/TM-D700A Kenwood TM-D700A]
 * [http://www.coastalchip.com/Kenkey.htm Kenwood TM-D700 Keyboard Interface Kit from W2FS]
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 == Links ==
-* [http://www.kenwood-electronics.co.uk/products/comms/amateur/vhf_uhf/TM-D700E/details/ Kenwood TM-D700E]
+* [http://www.kenwoodusa.com/Communications/Amateur_Radio/Amateur_Radio_Retired/TM-D700A Kenwood TM-D700A]
 * [http://www.coastalchip.com/Kenkey.htm Kenwood TM-D700 Keyboard Interface Kit from W2FS]
 * [http://www.btinternet.com/~g6odt/d700.html TM-D700 Remote control program with Messaging]

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 * [http://www.coastalchip.com/Kenkey.htm Kenwood TM-D700 Keyboard Interface Kit from W2FS]
 * [http://www.btinternet.com/~g6odt/d700.html TM-D700 Remote control program with Messaging]
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−	[[Image:Kenwood TM-D700E.jpg\|200px\|right]]	+	[[Image:Kenwood TM-D700E.jpg\|200px\|right\|thumb\|Kenwod TM-D700]]
	The "Kenwood TM-D700A" radio (and now the [[TM-D710A]] includes a built in [[TNC]], which is APRS-capable. This radio can be a APRS client (by adding a [[GPS]]) or can even function as a digipeater. It will do Widen-N but that function must be enabled via the serial port. This should not be a big issue, as mobile digis are not very desirable. This radio is great for emergency management, as it can be used as a mobile radio with 50 watts (35 watts on [[UHF]]), a crossband repeater, a digipeater, an APRS client and a scanner. The large display often eliminates the need for a separate computer for APRS, although it is tough to enter messages using the front panel or the microphone.		The "Kenwood TM-D700A" radio (and now the [[TM-D710A]] includes a built in [[TNC]], which is APRS-capable. This radio can be a APRS client (by adding a [[GPS]]) or can even function as a digipeater. It will do Widen-N but that function must be enabled via the serial port. This should not be a big issue, as mobile digis are not very desirable. This radio is great for emergency management, as it can be used as a mobile radio with 50 watts (35 watts on [[UHF]]), a crossband repeater, a digipeater, an APRS client and a scanner. The large display often eliminates the need for a separate computer for APRS, although it is tough to enter messages using the front panel or the microphone.

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 The "Kenwood TM-D700A" radio (and now the [[TM-D710A]] includes a built in [[TNC]], which is APRS-capable. This radio can be a APRS client (by adding a [[GPS]]) or can even function as a digipeater. It will do Widen-N but that function must be enabled via the serial port.  This should not be a big issue, as mobile digis are not very desirable. This radio is great for emergency management, as it can be used as a mobile radio with 50 watts (35 watts on [[UHF]]), a crossband repeater, a digipeater, an APRS client and a scanner. The large display often eliminates the need for a separate computer for APRS, although it is tough to enter messages using the front panel or the microphone.
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 Also, TM-D700 users may want to check out the [[VoiceAlert|Voice Alert]] page. For information about setting up your radio to inform you of other APRS stations nearby with live operators in attendance.
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