Bendix King Radio Communications - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

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H is the headphone output, J is the MIC input (ring on jack), 9 is the PTT input (Tip on jack) and 8 is the ground.

You need to have the programming software and cable. It is an older radio and I do not think it is Narrowband capable, meaning you cannot legally transmit in the USA.

You may not be able to. If you have the programming software and cable look for the W/N option for each channel. I don't think the EPH is NB compatible.

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did you radio works in this repeater before?

none of the LMH radios are narrow band capable, also no "L" series radios are narrow band capable. Most "E" series are though.

Here's a video null suggested as a solution to your problem from YouTube:


Homemade Radio Repeater COR using Bendix King LMH-3142 VHF Base/ Mobile Transceivers

See previous post.Peter

Hi Janice,I personally can't help , but anyone out there reading this entry can help, you can remain anon-i-mous but if you can help by providing a download link for this manual, I would beee so hapeee, and so would Janice.Cheers,Peter

Hi,Bendix, at one time was a good brand, however, this isn't so these days, as these are manufactured to a standard of dubious quality.The query you have posted doesn't make sense.Do you want to know what frequency range these radios will work on?If so, can anyone reading this post help a friend out?Cheers,Peter

It is 2.5mm.