the d104 might be a bit hard on the input of the tm v71...but i don't think
it'll cause any harm.
If you recall, there was some discussion a while back on updating the firm
ware in the tm v71 and adding menu 111 in the process...menu 111 allows you
to change your mike audio level...for some silly reason, kenwood, in all
their vast wisdom, sets the tx audio to low or medium on there radios as a
default.  Great if your driving a 1977 freight liner with a 3406 cat engine
and an extra loud jake brake...but not good for practical everyday use.
an amplified microphone is certainly an easy work around.
73
Colin, V A6BKX
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, August 15, 2008 10:32 AM
Subject: tmv-71 oops


>
> I was playing with my new radio.  I decided to do a full reset, to see
> things like they were in the book.  Well, now the transmit audio is low.
> The book says I need some software and a special cable to change this.
> What's the cable like, where do I get the software now, and is it all
worth
> it?  Maybe I'll just talk louder.  Maybe their is another way?
> I have one actually, just for grins, I hooked my d-104 up to the radio.
> Sounds great!!!
> Now how's that for old and new?  Actually I am glad, because now I can
> braille out scripts for nets, read them and transmit at the same time.
>
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