[Kenwood] service menu settings

[Carl Smidt]

How would he be able to get the radio back to 'normal' by
'cut-and-try'?? There are too many variables.

If you don't have the know-how or requisite test equipment, send it to a
service shop.

Simple as that.

73,   Carl  VE9OV


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Paul Manuel" <k4pdm at yahoo.com>
To: "Clif Holland" <clif at avvid.com>; <kenwood at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, September 04, 2004 9:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Kenwood] service menu settings


>
> --- Clif Holland <clif at avvid.com> wrote:
> > What a great way to have a good radio operate like a bucket of
doo-doo.
> > That's like looking at the position of the coils and trimmer caps on
a
> > conventional radio and using those settings. Let's see, L30 is 2 1/4
> > turns  down from the top, are you sure you are at the exact top???
>
> Cliff,
> I was under the impression that the radio was already operating like a
> bucket of doo-doo and he was trying to get it back to normal.
>
> We do not all have rooms full of test equipment, but we do have ears,
eyes
> and brains, and are able to change a numeric value, test the effect,
and
> turn it back if need be.
>
> It seems to me that if someone got into a hidden menu and changed
> everything, a list of "common" values would help even you get started
on
> the adjustments.
>
> Thanks for all the help you have given us over the years, and I will
take
> your advice and await my roomfull of test equipment before working on
> anything.
> 73,
> Paul K4PDM
>
>
>
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