It only says K-1. Goes from 146.000 to 174.000 or something near that.  I am 
confused at what the manual calls firmware. Is that like bios in a computer or 
does it also take in programming the channels.  Also the manual talks about 
holding PF1 while turning on the repeater to put it in programming mode. If I 
do that, then I can’t get the software to work. If I just turn on the computer 
without holding anything, then the software will work. Then there is also 
reference to K,E. Is E just another model?  Anyway, what do I need to do to get 
the test points up to 8 volts? About 5 is the highest I can get. The repeater 
was originally on a frequency in the high 150’s. 

Randy

 

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Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] TKR-750

 

Are you tuning the TX or the RX VCO? The K and the K2 overlap coverage from 146 
to 150mhz. From what I understand the RX pre-select really determines freq 
coverage on those models. 

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At 10:18 AM 4/7/2009, Randy Brumback wrote: 

>I need to tune the VCO for my amateur frequency in the TKR-750. Does 
>this unit need to be hooked to the computer and set in some way 
>before tuning? I am at the very low end of what the repeater will 
>program to at 147.060 and I can't get the right voltage on the Test 
>Point by tuning the capacitor. The voltage is well below what it should be. 
> 
> 

<---Must not be a K2 version. Is it a K? 

But no, it does not need to be connected to a PC in order to align it 

Ken 
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