Fred, I sent this to you direct, but realized someone on the list might also
be waiting for an answer. So here is what I found on the yahoo v7 group.
Hth - Ken - N5SWR
From: "John Crawford" <
crawfj@r...>
Date: Tue Jul 22, 2003 7:29 pm
Subject: RE: [TM-V7]Crossband Repeating
Another, easier, way of going into crossband repeat mode on the V7A is if
you have microphone control turned on. Press the “D” key on the keypad, and
then
the “C” key. This will put the radio into crossband repeat mode. The same
key sequence will then take it out of crossband repeat mode.
John Crawford, N2OY
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-----Original Message-----
From: Lee Hillsgrove [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 6:22 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: [TM-V7]Crossband Repeating
Easy.
Assuming you want to do a full-duplex crossbanding with VHF on the left
side and UHF on the right:
Select the frequency, tone, power level, etc. for both sides of the radio,
using VFO or memory locations. I'd suggest not running more than 5 watts on
the side you're going to be using with your HT, as it gets pretty hot
otherwise.
Press the left volume knob to get the PTT icon over on the left side.
Press the small button between the volume/squelch knobs to get the CNTL icon
on the right side, leaving the PTT on the left.
Turn off the radio.
Press in on the left volume knob while turning the radio on, and hold it
for a second.
That's it!
If you turn the power off then on again, you'll still be in crossband mode.
To get out, turn the radio off.
Press in on the left volume knob while turning it on again.
Done. Piece of cake. :-))
73 DE Lee
Oo-v-oO
PP-ASEL
KB1GNI
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-----Original Message-----
From: Blind-Hams For blind ham radio operators
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of fred Olver
Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 3:35 PM
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Subject: thanks and tmv-7a question?
Thanks to all of you who responded to my questions about the th-f6a, your
comments were extremely helpful.
Now on to another topic. I also have a tmv-7a duel-band tranceiver and am
wanting to use it in conjunction with my HT for some cross-band work,
however, thus far I have only been able to do a one-way cross-band with it,
that is to say that I must tune to the receive frequency I want to listen
on, rather than getting the information back on the frequency I am
transmitting on with the th-f6a, anyone have done cross-banding with the
tmv-7a in what I would call duplex mode?
Fred Olver, n9bso [log in to unmask]
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