Hi
no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
Thank you

Band spread is really just a fine tunning. You would tune in a station with the main tuner, then rock the band spread to fine tune.

:Band spread is really just a fine tunning. You would tune in a station with the main tuner, then rock the band spread to fine tune.
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thankyou I know this isnt antiqur radio but is is vintage wasnt shure what bandspread did

Dennis,

You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.

Clifton

:Hi
:no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
:has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
:Thank you
:

The R-300 is too old for any Kenwood factory support. You might try asking for a copy of an owners/service manual at eham, qth.net, radiobanter or other ham radio hobbist sites.
The bandspread scale may have to be positioned to a 'set' point in order to have the main tuning scale read accurately.

:Dennis,
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:You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.
:
:Clifton
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::Hi
::no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
::has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
::Thank you
::
:
:

: The R-300 is too old for any Kenwood factory support. You might try asking for a copy of an owners/service manual at eham, qth.net, radiobanter or other ham radio hobbist sites.
: The bandspread scale may have to be positioned to a 'set' point in order to have the main tuning scale read accurately.
:
::Dennis,
::
::You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.
::
::Clifton
::
:::Hi
:::no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
:::has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
:::Thank you

Tune in a broadcast station, it will be within a cycle or two of the assigned frequency. Zero the main tuning. Now,adjust the bandspread for max S-meter reading (strongest reception) Now the bandspread is set correctly. For SWLing (Short Wave Listening), I put the bandspread about in the middle and when I find an interesting station, I fine tune it with the bandspread.
Lewis

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:: The R-300 is too old for any Kenwood factory support. You might try asking for a copy of an owners/service manual at eham, qth.net, radiobanter or other ham radio hobbist sites.
:: The bandspread scale may have to be positioned to a 'set' point in order to have the main tuning scale read accurately.
::
:::Dennis,
:::thankyou all i got it now
:::You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.
:::
:::Clifton
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::::Hi
::::no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
::::has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
::::Thank you
:
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:Tune in a broadcast station, it will be within a cycle or two of the assigned frequency. Zero the main tuning. Now,adjust the bandspread for max S-meter reading (strongest reception) Now the bandspread is set correctly. For SWLing (Short Wave Listening), I put the bandspread about in the middle and when I find an interesting station, I fine tune it with the bandspread.
:Lewis
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::: The R-300 is too old for any Kenwood factory support. You might try asking for a copy of an owners/service manual at eham, qth.net, radiobanter or other ham radio hobbist sites.
::: The bandspread scale may have to be positioned to a 'set' point in order to have the main tuning scale read accurately.
:::
::::Dennis,
::::thankyou all i got it now
::::You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.
::::
::::Clifton
::::
:::::Hi
:::::no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
:::::has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
:::::Thank you
::
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::Tune in a broadcast station, it will be within a cycle or two of the assigned frequency. Zero the main tuning. Now,adjust the bandspread for max S-meter reading (strongest reception) Now the bandspread is set correctly. For SWLing (Short Wave Listening), I put the bandspread about in the middle and when I find an interesting station, I fine tune it with the bandspread.
::Lewis
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Been a ham since 1973. For main tuning dial to read correctly, bandspread is usually set at 0 [zero] Band spread separates the staions when it appears 2 or 3 on same freq.

:::: The R-300 is too old for any Kenwood factory support. You might try asking for a copy of an owners/service manual at eham, qth.net, radiobanter or other ham radio hobbist sites.
:::: The bandspread scale may have to be positioned to a 'set' point in order to have the main tuning scale read accurately.
::::
:::::Dennis,
:::::thankyou all i got it now
now thats working ,,,,what does the marker button do and how to use it everything else got it figured out since i have no manual
:::::You might try Kenwood's site at www.kenwoodusa.com for a manual if you haven't already.
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:::::Clifton
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::::::Hi
::::::no manual for a kenwood r-300 receiver
::::::has main tuning and bandspread haven:t figured out how the work when tuning in stations where should bandspresad control be set wish for a manual or any instructions
::::::Thank you
:::
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:::Tune in a broadcast station, it will be within a cycle or two of the assigned frequency. Zero the main tuning. Now,adjust the bandspread for max S-meter reading (strongest reception) Now the bandspread is set correctly. For SWLing (Short Wave Listening), I put the bandspread about in the middle and when I find an interesting station, I fine tune it with the bandspread.
:::Lewis
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:Been a ham since 1973. For main tuning dial to read correctly, bandspread is usually set at 0 [zero] Band spread separates the staions when it appears 2 or 3 on same freq.
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