[Kenwood] service menu settings

[rsakabu at comcast.net]

Paul,

   If you want, I can post the values that are on my radio and use them as starting points.  You are very well aware that you will probably only end up with a "decent" working 870, but if you get it close enough to satisfy you, then I'd be glad to help.  Sending it the shop will be the true way to get the most out of it and the cost probably won't be great and you'll always be able to do this as a last resort so long as you don't smoke anything.

Let me know,
Roy


> 
> --- Carl Smidt <xveoneov at sprint.ca> wrote:
> > 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.
> 
> Carl and all,
> Funny how things have changed.
> I have always tried (and encouraged others to try) to fix our own gear as
> much as possible, with the shop as a last resort. Guess I have it
> backwards.
> Sorry for my misunderstanding of what ham radio is. End of thread.
> 73 from a 46-year-old dinosaur,
> Paul K4PDM
> 
> 
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