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G0FTD > HELP 17.12.04 01:26l 34 Lines 1355 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU
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Subj: Re: IC706 to s/card help.
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GM7HUD wrote:-
> not using the connector on the back. My experience of making cables for
> Kenwood radios (assorted models) is that using the microphone socket
> (with/without attenuators) is fraught with grief. The back panel aux
> audio connector always works like a dream.
Yep. Unfortunatly the 706 handbook gives the impression that the rear
AUX socket and the RJ45 AF input is the same thing. It's not. The rear aux
socket seems to give MUCH less noise upon the transmitted signal than
the RJ45 mic input despite ensuring that no in line speech processor is
in use and all that.
And once again the use of an isolating transformer is a very good idea.
In my case I found in my junk box a 240v to 9v transformer and used
that for a laugh which worked a treat.
> Hope you didnt spend too much dosh on an RJ45 crimp tool :-)
I didn't spend a penny - ask young Charly Farly ;-)
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