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Thank you for choosing to download the
Ham Radio two point zero audio podcast rip.

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This is the audio taken out of
a video or a livestream I did

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recently. You can catch all my
videos on YouTube Ham Radio two point zero

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and catch us live every Sunday night
at seven pm Central Standard Time for a

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different topic each week. Thank you
for the support, and thank you for

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being a member of the community.
All Right, wait for it, Wait

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for it, Wait for it,
wait for it. Look at that brand

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spanking new well. I got the
Kenwood THD seventy five, and this radio

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has been pretty cool so far.
I've had it about two days at the

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time of this recording, and I'm
liking it quite a bit. There's not

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a lot of difference between it and
its predecessor, to the D seventy four.

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It does do a few more things
that the D seventy four didn't do.

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But I tell you this right now, I've already tried this. I

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tried to back up all my memories
on an SD card with the D seventy

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four and then take that SD card
out of the D seventy four and load

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it into the D seventy five,
and it says no file found so I

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could not do that, so I
back it up successfully successful backup on the

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D seventy four. No file found
with that same SD card on the D

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seventy five, So I was hoping
I'd be able to transfer my memories over

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my repeater channels. I've saved my
contacts and whatnot. It has a thing

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for transferring like d Star contacts.
I didn't have any of that stuff,

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but I had a bunch of memory
channel saved on the D seventy four,

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which you're still there. Doesn't seem
to be an easy way to transfer it.

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I also have not downloaded the programming
software for this radio yet. This

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video you're watching right now will premiere
the day before Orlandoham cation. So while

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I'm at Orlandoham Cation, I'm recording
this a few days prior. I'm going

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to look for a programming cable for
this radio and see if we can get

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to It's just a standard K connector
on the side, so I think you

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could probably use like the standard any
Tone cable or just any standard Kinwood K

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connector cable. This is a Kinwood
radio using a Kinwood cable. What a

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concept? I don't know. I
don't know if it requires an FTDI chip

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or a prolific chip or no chip
at all. So we're gonna get to

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that eventually. But today I wanted
to show you, guys, really really,

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what I want to show you is
I want to do a comparison here

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between the D seventy four, which
is right here on the left. Turn

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that on, okay, and the
D seventy five, which is of course

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on the right. Now, well, let's go around at first. Okay,

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I lost my Kinwood antenna a long
time ago that I actually lost it

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in a hotel room, and I'm
planning on taking the D seventy five with

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me this weekend to Orlando, Himcas. So I hope I don't lose my

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antenna this weekend in a hotel room
in Orlando. But we'll see. This

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is the Smiley antenna, and this
is pretty cool because it's the extendable antenna,

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and it's one of their antennas that
they recommend for a triband radio because

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you can adjust the length of it
for different bands and whatnot. There's not

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really a meter on the radio to
tell you if it's resonant on two meters

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to twenty four to forty so I
usually just extended up all the way and

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just say, you know, there
we go. And it works pretty well

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on this radio for a tryband radio
for two meters to twenty and four to

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forty so. But that's the intenna
I've got over here. And this is

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the stock Kinwood antenna on the D
seventy five right there. I would love

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to put a signal stick on here, but signal stick. Last I checked,

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signal stick does not make a try
band antenna, but Smiley Intenna's does.

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And you can get a full range
of Smiley Antenna's Ham Radio, GMRS

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radio, different band at commercial band
radios, full range of Smiley Antenna's at

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better say for radio dot com.
And I want to give a special shout

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out to Main Trading Company. I
got this D seventy five from Main Trading

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Company. I partner with them for
this video. I'm on their email list.

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I'll put a link to their email
list in the description below. Be

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sure to check that out. Because
I was laying in bed one night and

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I got an email saying, hey, I've got some D seventy five's in

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stock, but they're gonna go fast, and I ordered one immediately and I

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had it in two days, so
special shout out and thanks to Richard for

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that. Over at Main Trading Company
MTC Radio dot com is their website.

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All right, So let's go around
the radio. You can see the face

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of each radio here, the front
of each radio. I'm gonna use my

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stylus from my tiny essa. So
this one here, this is the D

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seventy four. And this one actually
has more color in the keys than this

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one does. So I was I
actually like the color scheme on the seventy

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four better than the seventy five.
This one has red around the enter and

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what we would call the trackpad,
okay, and it has yellow and white

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on all the buttons. This one
is blue and white on all the buttons,

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and there's no colors around the track
pad. So other than that,

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it's pretty much the same. You've
got digital dual or digital and mode right

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there low and menu right there.
So if you hit function, it activates

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the blue part and then if you
hit the just the button by itself,

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it activates whatever the white part is. So like we're in VFO mode right

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there. Put it in VFO mode
like that, I can go to VFO

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mode, I can go to memory
mode. And I can go back to

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VFO mode like that, just a
single click of the button. I can

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change tone here. That's ct dcs
D slash zero dcs out I think that

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is, and then turn it off
and then back to tone tone squelch.

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But if I want to set the
tone, I have to go function and

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T select and then I can set
the tone squelch right there, and it

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says T select on the eight key, and it says tone on the eight

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key. And again the white text
on the key is the single press and

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the blue text is the function plus
single single press. So that's how you

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do that. Around the side here, I still have the original I was

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always curious about this rubberized covering that
goes over the side of the radio,

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but I still have my This is
still the original one on my D seventy

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four, so I've never changed that
out, never had to do anything with

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that. The main difference here is
that this is micro USB right here,

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and this is DCN thirteen point eight
volts right there with your proprietary plug.

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Okay, and this is USB C
of course right there and thirteen point eight

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volts with through proprietary plug. I
believe I should have checked that before I

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rolled the camera. Okay, I
went and grabbed my charger. This is

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the Kinwood charger for the D seventy
five, the one for the D seventy

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four, which I don't know where
it's at. I've got it somewhere.

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I don't know where it's at though. It's the one that I cut and

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put powerpools between the tip and the
end here. But this one says output

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is twelve volts at zero point five
amps, so it should work fine,

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and it fits fine in this This
is the D seventy four here, and

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it fits fine in that socket.
So it'll go in both radio. So

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the charger the AC chargers are interchangeable
between the two radio, so that's good.

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But this one does have USBC.
Now, I tried to plug it.

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The battery was pretty much dead when
I got this radio, and I

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tried to plug it up to USBC
and it did charge it, but it

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was very slow, so I ended
up plugging this up anyway, the twel

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volt charge is going to be a
lot faster. That is. Basically the

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only difference between the side is that
this port right here is USBC, This

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port right here is micro USB.
I think at one point in time,

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I had said in a video that
you could charge this when via micro USB,

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and I think that that is wrong. You cannot charge this when via

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micro USB that I have found.
I was thinking my ICM ID fifty two

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you can charge via micro USB,
but this one does not charge via micro

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USB. So this really the only
thing that this port is good for is

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for data transfer like programming, software, firmware updates and whatnot. So anyway,

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so there's the back of it right
there, same battery pretty much.

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It's got Kenwood k n B seventy
five LA, which is a seven point

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four volt, eighteen hundred and twenty
million hour battery. That's the D seventy

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five. The D seventy four has
same battery KNB seventy five L, same

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battery eighteen hundred millionm hours eighteen twenty
millionm p howers this one. So the

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D seventy five has twenty millim hours
larger battery than this one. So basically

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the same battery. There's that,
and then this side over here has the

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power button is round instead of square. The monitor and PGT and all that's

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the same. Knobs on the top
are the same volume knob is here.

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The inner knob is the volume knob
right here, and then this one top

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one is the channel knob of VFO
nob. For those interested in external antennas,

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it's an SMA female on top of
the radio and an SMA male on

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the antenna itself. So that's a
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So I'm going to go into the
menus. I wanna see what the

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menus look like. On each one. There's nine items you can get in

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here, and this is the same
nine items. So on this seventy four

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it's t XRX top left, t
XRX memory is next, audio file is

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next far left. On the second
row is GPS. Middle of the second

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rows, APRS digital is the far
right. On the second row, FM

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broadcasting, micro SD card and configuration. I have noticed a couple of different

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things on this one, if I
can remember where they are, let's see

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back. Let's go there. I
think it's on APRS actually, so if

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you'll look right here, this one
has a digipeate option, which we knew

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that. We knew that the D
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you go into the APRS menu,
hit menu, go into APRS and scroll

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down to the second to the last
thing, which is menu five to eight

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something five eight zero is that menu? That menu does not exist in the

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D seventy four. The D seventy
five has the digitpete. So you can

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set this up as a digipeater,
and you can set it up if you've

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got like, say you've got well, say you've got both of these radios.

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You can set this one up as
a digitpeter in your vehicle with an

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external intent and have it digitpeat your
APRS signal that's beginning from this radio or

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from your YAZUFT five or some other
APRS capable HT perhaps the ANYTNE eight seven

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eight, And you can digitpeat signals
farther out away from your zone wherever you

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are, with an antenna that works
better than the antenna on the radio itself,

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because this one has a digitpeat functions. The digipete and the USBC were

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the main differences between you, and
it seems like there was a third difference

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to and I can't remember, but
you can go back and watch the video

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I will post right there. I
had to point that way right there because

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we did an interview with Kim Wood
Aham mentioned of twenty twenty three and they

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told us all about this radio.
So so far, I'm pretty impressed.

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I wish that the micro SD card. I'll show you guys that real quick.

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If you want to see it,
think that, think I put it

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in this one. So yeah,
So here's your micro SD card right there.

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Micro SD card is not recognized,
of course not. I just ejected

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it, thank you very much.
So this is it's easy to back up

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your stuff on both of these radios. So if we go in here to

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this is the D seventy four I'm
messing with right now. So in here,

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mike, SD card export, okay, export right there. Let's just

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do repeater list only and I'm going
to click okay saving. Depending on how

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many repeaters in here, this might
be really fast and this might take a

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few seconds or up to a minute
or so. I've got a pretty good

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number of repeaters saved in here.
There we go. Information saving the data

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is completed, okay, So we
click okay and then and it's important to

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do this, Okay, It's important
to menu go back an SD card and

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click on unmount execute Okay, okay, Now I can eject the card safely.

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Okay, So like that, right, there. Okay, Now I'm

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going to take the same card and
put it into the D seventy five.

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There we go. All right.
Now I'm gonna go to menu micro SD

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card there and I'm gonna try import
of repeater list only no file is found,

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so the file format, the file
structure, something on whatever is different.

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You can't import from one to the
other, which is disappointing. I

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was really kind of hoping to move
everything from here over to here, but

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such as life and that's not going
to happen. So anyway, I will

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be carrying this radio to what Well, first of all, let me ask

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you, guys, what other videos
would you like to see about setup on

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this radio? We can do one
with the programming software. I'm gonna get

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a cable. I mean, this
is just a USB cable, RIGHTBC cable,

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I should say you should be able
to take a standard USBC cable,

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maybe a PD I'm not sure if
it requires a PD cable or not.

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I wouldn't think it does. It
might be a little bit faster charging with

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a PD cable. I have to
test that we can do the programming software

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and we can do some see if
we can do some import and export from

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the D seventy four to the D
seventy five programming software. We can try

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that. I want to do a
setup of APRS on it. In fact,

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you know what, I have not
set up APRS on this one yet,

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So let me let me switch back
over here, because I would like

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to set up APRS because this is
what I will be beakinging from during the

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weekend of Orlando. Him cash,
All right, let's go. Let's see

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menu, APRS basic settings. My
call sign? Okay, what is my

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call sign? Guys, you'll remember
I don't remember sometimes. Okay, let's

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enter there we go. Okay,
now my call sign I've got icon set

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is Kenwood. You can you can
switch that here, Yaggy at qth okay,

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cool Kenwood radio, and it gives
you. It shows you right there.

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You can kind of see the little
icon right there in the camera.

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Hopefully you can see that RV.
Here's a good one, van, jeep,

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truck, truck, eighteen wheeler.
That's cool, police ambulance, fire

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trucks. You can do all kinds
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because why not. This is the
only Kinwood APRS radio that I'll have at

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this show. So I'm just gonna
choose Kenwood position comment in service returning.

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You've got all these custom ones here, so I have yet to figure out

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how to edit this custom one and
I haven't read that. I haven't I've

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just tinkered with the menu really status
text and we can go here and we

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can say. You know what I'm
gonna say for status text, I'm gonna

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say you have to get introduce it
to go into that menu. So hamcation,

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where's the I I keep losing it
with all the different text on the

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on the buttons. I haven't gotten
used to it yet, ham cation for

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Okay, use there we go,
so text ham cash twenty twenty four.

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That's where we're going to be back
back. Okay, So status text one

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good packet path. I change anything
here. This is just what it was

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set to by default. Type is
new in wide one on total hops two

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wide one dash one and why two
dashed one. Okay, Data speed is

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twelve hundred. You don't want to
really change that to ninety six hundred.

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Most people don't use ninety six hundred. So data band is a DCD sense

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is busy. Transmit delay is two
hundred milliseconds APRS lock frequency none of these

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were checked for APRS locked when I
got the radio, so I checked the

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box for frequency. I don't really
know what. I don't know what.

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I know what the differences are,
but I don't see anywhere in here where

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you can change this. And I'll
go read in the manual. So we'll

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do a more in depth of video
later. But position comment is custom zero.

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Well, where do you set what
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where to set that, so we'll
go back and do that. So smart

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beat it's got smart beaconing low speed
low high is five to seventy miles an

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hour. Okay, so you can
adjust that if you want to fast rate.

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Here we go. Okay, that's
good stuff. There becon transmit control

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method is auto. There's that QSY
information status is off. Okay, that's

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fine, Message notification DIGITPEDE, others, PC output okay, good. So

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basic settings and okay, and GPS
basic settings. You have to see built

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in GPS is off. So if
I turned built in GPS on, I

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believe that will turn me onto U. Now GPS it says GPS locked,

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So we're gonna let that do its
thing and see if and I don't know

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what the dash is. I don't
know what the dash is because I'm gonna

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have oots. Oh that's AM hah
yeah, upper lower sideban and AM.

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It'll receive all that stuff CW.
It'll receive all that stuff like the old

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one would, so you could receive
HF upper lower sideband CW and everything on

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the D seventy four D seventy five
will do that too. So now I

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have to go in there and figure
out how to turn APRS on because I've

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got it set. So I'm gonna
tinker around with that a little bit more.

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But you guys tell me because I
haven't read. I haven't read the

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manual yet, So I'm going to
go into the manual. I'm going to

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see a basic setup of APRS.
It'll be I'll be begoning at the Rosenenn

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International Hotel in Orlando this weekend,
and while I'm at the show, and

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while while we're at PODA on Thursday, I'll be doing all that this weekend.

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So send me a message or whatnot, let me know if you're there,

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and hope to see you in ham
Cash this weekend. Check out the

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links in the description. Blow for
a main trading Company special shout out once

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again to Richard for sending me this
email. Let me know it's here.

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I mean, I got his email
blast. He didn't send me an email.

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I got his email blast. I
bought it and he sent it to

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me. I had it two days
later. All good. So seventy three

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guys. See you guys in ham
Kash twenty twenty four