• Bendix King Lmh Programming

For detailed instructions, visit my article at mannydeguzmanartist.wetpaint.com This is currently on sale. For inquiries, text or call me at 4 (for local Manila, Philippines buyers only). Included in this package are two VHF base/ mobile radios wired for repeater use. I could provide a user manual, service manual and schematic diagrams on CD upon request.

This project involves the use of Bendix King LMH-3142, 30 watt Base/ Mobile Transceivers. This radios need to be hacked to be programmed. I do not have the programming cable so I made the programming switch built in. And as with my earlier DIY repeater project, this is squelched triggered and requires the use of a relay switch. I have 2 other Bendix King LMH-3142 on sale, un-tampered and without the modification for those who wish to experiment with these vintage radios. These units are tested and fully functional, but without the stack microphones.

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[dd34d5] - Bendix King Lmh Programming Manual page 2 how to program radios there are three different ways to program bendix king radios by keyboard a radio with a keyboard and lcd display can. Bendix-King Information Index Page. Back to Home: Technical Information on Equipment Compiled by Mike. Here's a generic BK Portable programming manual.

Bendix King Lmh Programming

I also found out that this radios could be used as a linear amplifier/ booster without much mods for 2 meter handhelds so you got 2 watts in and 30 watts out! Input to the transmitter board should be less than 3 watts. It is also important that the CPU and control unit still be connected to the main RF amplifier board. Only the antenna output shall be disconnected or disabled to provide direct connection to the Handheld's RF out. To the input of the amplifier board. With Bendix King LMH-3142, you get 2 watts in and 30 watts out of power!

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Help with this answer, Bendix LMH 3142 Ok all you Elmers out there. I am just becoming intrested in amature radio, I like to tinker with elctronics. Hold your laughs at this point but here is my question. I have recently acquired a Bendix/King LMH 3142. The radio has a key pad and is programable, however, I don't have the cable to enter the program mode. The frequencies are in the 148mhz to 170mhz. I would like to reprogram this down further into the 2 meter range say around the 144mhz range.

Is this possible and if so does anyone know how to enter the program mode without having the cable. I would sure appreciate any info at all, other then throw it away. Lol It works it picks up several channels, but not where I would like to listen in and learn the lingo.

I am studying for my Tech license. Thanks in advance.