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    Hi guys, found an old Kenwood TR-9130, 2m All Mode Transceiver. To give you an idea kung gaano ka-antique ito, here's a photo:


    At work, we use the somewhat newer Motorola GM300:


    I was looking at the NTC registration at the office and it says that the registered frequency is 158.650mhz.

    I don't know much about radio communications. I'd just like to ask if there's any way I can use the Kenwood to listen in (no real need for transmission capability) to the GM 300? The frequency display of the Kenwood ranges from 3.90-8.99 (no idea on the unit of measure).

    Thanks. Sorry, I'm such a caveman when it comes to these things.

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    google indicates yes, there is a good chance it will work ... set the TR-9130 to FM mode because GM-300 is FM only, any frequency (3.90 means 143.90 MHz) then let the GM-300 scan for signals ... good luck!

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    Thanks. Malabo atang mahabol ko yung frequency na gamit sa office nito. Kasi 158.650mhz na yun. If I go by your explanation , hanggang 148.99 lang ang kaya ng TR-9130.

    Hindi ko pwede kalikutin yung radio sa office baka hindi maka-contact yung mga ambulance at field personell.

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    ay ... naka-fix pala sa 158.65 yung GM-300 for office use ... malabo nga

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    Sayang, mas nakaka-aliw pa naman sa telenobela ang mga usapan dun. hehehe.

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  6. #6
    Otep- yung range ng kenwood is set up in the amateur band that is in the 14 mgh, pwede mo yan ipabatak sa mga radio technician para umabot ka sa 15 megs or sa 13 meg.

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    Pwede pala yun? Saan ba may mga ok na radio techs/shop sa Metro Manila? Any idea po sa cost ng work? Thanks.

    Wala na kasi yung mga gumagawa samin dati. Wala kasing landline sa lugar namin. 1993 na nagkaron kaya gamit na gamit ang mga 2-way. Nung dumating na landline, tinambak na lang.

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  8. #8
    Sa Raon madami, puntahan mo nalang yung mga nagbebenta ng mga 2 way radio, usually may mga technician yun. Minimal lang naman ang fee ng mga yun. Mataas na ang five hundred.
    Pero you must asked them also kung anong antenna ang nababagay sa 15 megz kaya baka pang 14 megz lang yung stock antennae nya.

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    Nasa bubuong ng bahay yung antenna. Ang taas pa naman ng bubong. hehehe. Yung gumawa pa ng bahay ang nagkabit nung antenna dati (a long, long time ago).

    Mahirap pa ba kumuha ng NTC license ngayon? Ano ba kinukuha ng lisensya, yung radyo or yung operator?

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  10. #10
    nasa bubong? well maybe pwede naman yun kaya lang para mas maganda reception nya kung yung designed sa higher frequencies yung antennae.
    Yes pwede na siguro sa yo ang RLM yata cant remember pero it means restricted land mobile. anyway nasa commercial frequency ka naman. Pero kung matagal na yang antennae mo sa bubong at d naman nasisita ok lang yan.:D Pagnasita atsaka ka nalang magpalicense.

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