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Yes, Turner Radio, Chuck Turner. I believe he used to work for Kenwood.

I was given a Kenwood 940 that had not been turned on for 20 years. I sent 
it to him. He charges $60 an hour. He charged me $180 and $20 for parts. 
Brought it back up to factory standards, put in all the mods, etc.

He works on all types of radios. Much, much cheaper than sending the

Kenwood to the company.

Chuck Turner K6ARU

Turner Radio

661/ 945-9097

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42541 6th St. East

Lancaster CA 93535

I suggest you call him and discuss the problem before shipping to him.

I recommend him highly. And he comes highly recommended to me. Lots of good 
feedback from hams who’s radios he has worked on.



I’ll be sending him my 30 year old Omni C (D) series to give it some badly 
needed TLC.



-Bob Ringwald K6YBV

From: Butch Bussen=20

Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2014 9:13 AM

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Subject: kenwood 440 repair

I have a friend who has a Kenwood 440 which I am fairly certain has the=20

dreaded conducting glue in the pll problem.  Does anyone know of a place =

he could send his radio for repair?

Thanks.

73

Butch

WA0VJR

Node 3148

Wallace, ks.