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Cloning 2 Different Radios

APXandRailroadRadios

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Hello,

Just wondering if you can clone from 2 different Kenwood series of radios. I want to clone the TK-3402U16P and the NX-340-K. Not sure if that would work since one is NXDN Digital even though all channels are analog. I wanted to do this because the NX-340 has a read/write password. If they can't clone, do I need a dealer to remove the password?

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kd4efm

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Cloned no. 2 different models.

3402P16 is a protalk radio.

Just have to hand type in the channels.
 
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