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low audio from dc thru tk790

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I have installed a new kenwood tk790 and teh audio is low when transmitting from the david/clark headset.
I understand it can be as simple as checking a box in the programming section when computer is hooked up for programming.
Does this sound accurate to anyone?


Also why in hell are they not making a patch connector for the kenwood to dc headsets?
Why are we still having to strip wire to a bus block?
I will be making a patch connector for all to use check back when available , soon.
This is because I want teh fire service to be easier less time worried about radios and more time running calls doing what we are supposed to do,
 
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ashfire said:
Also why in hell are they not making a patch connector for the kenwood to dc headsets?
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A question for David Clark I guess.

Are you connecting the radio cable for the headsets to the control head or the 25 pin accessory connector at the back of the radio? The 25 pin connector requires a jumper to be moved inside the radio (assuming this is a remote mount config).
 
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