[Kenwood] TM-732 has weird TX offset on UHF

Rick Bates, NK7I rick.nk7i at gmail.com
Thu Dec 31 16:09:16 EST 2020


And to continue on that vein, yes it is possible to reconfigure (diodes, 
resistors or jumpers inside the radio) for different parts of the 
world.  Your model apparently had such (minor) surgery.

A simple Google search should provide the needed information.  As I 
recall, setting it to the "A" (US) model will also allow cross band 
repeating that the "E" version does not (mine has been stored for years).

Once the mod is (un)made, a full reset of the radio is REQUIRED.

HNY,
Rick NK7I


On 12/31/2020 12:50 PM, Pete Lascell wrote:
> Page 44 of the manual  http://www.catlog.net/_Descarregas/Manuals/02-Kenwood/Kenwood%20TM-732_user_manual.pdf  identifies the 1.6 offset used in the TM-732E (guess that is European).
>
> Pete W4WWQ
>
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> Sent: 12/31/2020 1:53:26 PM
> Subject: [Kenwood] TM-732 has weird TX offset on UHF
> ________________________________________________________________________________
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> I have a TM-732 that is giving me a 1.6 MHz transmit frequency offset,
> instead of the normal 5 MHz offset on 440 MHz. The selection of +, - or
> zero offset works fine. The standard 600 kHz offset is working on 146
> MHz as it should. I have tried a Memory Reset, and a VFO Reset and
> neither have changed the offset.
>
> I bought this radio used years ago, and may not have given it a complete
> checkout when I received it. It is possible it has been this way since
> before I owned it. Is there some setup using jumpers inside the radio
> that determines the offset value? Is a 1.6 MHz offset on UHF a standard
> somewhere in the world?
>
> Thanks, Ken N6KB
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