Hi Eric;

Usually on the Kenwood's, the high beep is for the right band and the low
beep is for the left band.

I always bought these two RADIO SHACK speakers.

They run around $15 and they have a mono mini plug on the end of the wire.

Anyway, I put the speaker for the left band on the left and the speaker for
the right ban on the right with the radio in the middle of the speakers.

73 De Anthony W2AJV
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From: "Eric Patterson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, February 11, 2005 11:22 PM
Subject: receiving a call on the 7a and 708


> Hi all, I have found this thread of Kenwood VHF radios to be very
> interesting.  However, I have another question.
> If you have a TMV-708 or 7a and you are monitoring both bands, how do you
> know what frequency the other person is calling on.  Let's say you are
> monitoring both 2 meters and 440 and someone calls you.  If the person
> calling you doesn't announce which frequency they are calling on, how do
> you
> find the right frequency to answer the call?  Thanks in advance.
>
> Eric
>
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