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Kenwood TK-320

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SCPD

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Does anyone know how to program a Kenwood Tk-320? I remember my buddy did it for me about 10 years ago. It's field programable something about install a jumper wire and use the knob to adjust the frequency. I need this radio for EMS stand bys with the ambulance corps. ANYONE HELP PLEASE!
 

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You are going to need a new radio soon..

The 320 supports self programming, but I cant seem to find the instructions around here. Ill dig around on the work computer and let you know what I find.
 
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