No Kenwood radio that I know of works with automatic repeater offset on 440 
It's a 2 meter feature only for some reason on Kenwood radios. That's not 
something wrong with the radio.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bill Deatherage" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 10:18 PM
Subject: making progress


> Hello to all, I was reading through the manual by Handi hams on CD about =
> the D7A G one problem I have been having is turning off the bottom  B =
> display.  What I did in the past was to do a reset and start all over =
> again.  To night I found by pressing the zero key I can turn the display =
> on and off so it will show both displays. That will save me a lot of =
> time in the future.  I have all ways believed in learning how to correct =
> mistakes Because I know I will all ways make them.
> According to the way I understood the manual, and that might be wrong, =
> Noing me it probably is, but you can program VHF and UHF  frequencies on =
> both bands a and B, but I have found on my radio it will  only let you =
> program 442 frequencies on band b.  And when you program the  UHF =
> frequencies The Autimatic frequency ofset does not work or again I am =
> doing some thing wrong.  I am thinking about calling R &L in the next =
> few days to discuss it with them.  Maybe they might have some ideas.  =
> The radio was used so UHF problems might have got passed them when they =
> checked it out.  I am not angry or do I have hard feelings.  I realize =
> things happen so if the problem is corrected I will be happy.  and if it =
> is my fault well again, it is another opportunity to learn.
> A local Ham at the club meeting tried to program a 442 frequency into =
> the radio and he didn't have success with the ofset problem.  On the =
> other hand he mostly uses Yasu equiptment.  No matter what I decided to =
> do I will handle it with respect and deplomicy.
> Your suggestions would be appreciated.
> thanks and havve a good day.
> 73's=20
> Bill
>