If you are up to removing the eeprom from the front panel (soldered in) and mail it to me I will put it in my kpt20 and verify operation - I have never run into trouble with a UHF repeater. Some of the TKR720's were borderline, but the TKR820's were OK. You don't have a T band unit or something out of the ordinary do you?
Steve NU5D John Barrett wrote: > > Byte swapped version of the chip was unable to get the test point > voltages above 150mV on either TX or RX, so I presume I have the byte > order correct J > > > > Data for the chip was generated with KPG21D (the programming software > for this repeater) and validated with the formula from a 3^rd party > document detailing the frequency to hex code calculation. The binary > data saved by KPG21D was edited with a hex editor to extract the 128 > bytes needed for the frequency eeprom. >
