westcoaster
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Have a Kenwood TK-7360
Got a line on a (1 year old?) Kenwood TK-7180
both have a "voice scrambler" but it's unclear how the TK-7180 scrambler is set up (or if it can be)
on the TK-7360 using KPG135D under optional features, one can set the inversion frequency
It does not appear as though this is possible on the kenwood TK-7180 using KPG-89D software.
Or is it a "canned" voice scrambler that is common to every kenwood?
Dang it all.... key programming indicates I should be able to select one of 16 scrambler codes yet that bit of programming is greyed out...
Can't be done?
Wrong software?
Newer release of software?
Forget the TK-7180 and get another TK-7360? (detachable head is really what I'm after here, but the scrambler is a nice to have feature...)
Got a line on a (1 year old?) Kenwood TK-7180
both have a "voice scrambler" but it's unclear how the TK-7180 scrambler is set up (or if it can be)
on the TK-7360 using KPG135D under optional features, one can set the inversion frequency
It does not appear as though this is possible on the kenwood TK-7180 using KPG-89D software.
Or is it a "canned" voice scrambler that is common to every kenwood?
Dang it all.... key programming indicates I should be able to select one of 16 scrambler codes yet that bit of programming is greyed out...
Can't be done?
Wrong software?
Newer release of software?
Forget the TK-7180 and get another TK-7360? (detachable head is really what I'm after here, but the scrambler is a nice to have feature...)