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rscofholt

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I have 50 kenwood tk 380 trunking hand sets that are in need of some help.. I have a guy out of lansing mi who is a kenwood dealer and is programing my trunked hand sets but can not fix the volume control.. the volume stays on at a low volume but can not turn it off unless you turn the radios off. when i first got the radios the volume worked great but now that he has reprogramed them all 50 hand sets are stuck on? any help would be great.\


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volume help tk 380

i set the volume to 0 and wrote to the radio but it still remains at a loud volume.. all of the handsets are the same way. They worked just fine brand new but now they are all set at a volume that is not to silent..any way that i can reset the radios to a default setting? i tryed writing to the radio with no info on board but that did not do a thing... any help would be great.
 
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