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SDJeffrey

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I am soon to receive two Kenwoods (TK-790/TK-890), and the software to program them.

My question is this - there are other radios in the department I need to copy, so can I connect the computer to the head while they are set up together (two radios/one head) and download the load, or do they have to be separated before I can download the frequencies from each one?

Thanks!

Steve
 

ramal121

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Keep the dual band radio all together to read it, just plug into the head and go.

You will not be able to put a dual band archive into two separate radios so you'll have some typing to do (unless your new radios are in the dual band config also).
 
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