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Motorola antenna question

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Does anyone know if there is an adapter that goes from a motorola (cm-200) antenna cable to a kenwood (tk-7160) radio?

Also what are the connectors that kenwood and motorola use called?
 

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Motorola uses a Mini UHF. Kenwoods use a PL259 connector. The adapter is a female mini UHF to male PL259
 

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eBay has tons of them. I doubt you will find one locally.
 

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xlt601 said:

You are going to be pretty hard pressed to find a store that actually has them. That isn't something most of them stock.
 
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