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Ruth's sister USB Programming Cable for Kenwood TM-V71 TM-V71A TM-V71E TM-V71G PG-5G PG-5H

SKU CH-PCYE-S3T5B

USB programming cable links Kenwood TM-V71 series radios to a PC for configuration

  • Compatible with Kenwood TM-V71 series radios
  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable USB programming connection
  • Works with PG-5G and PG-5H cable variants
  • New condition ready for immediate use

FTDI USB Programming Cable for Kenwood TM-V71 series

This cable connects Kenwood TM-V71 TM-V71A TM-V71E TM-V71G PG-5G PG-5H transceivers to a computer for programming. It uses an FTDI chipset to provide a reliable USB link. Radio amateurs and technicians use it to manage memories and settings.

Thermals noise and power draw

The cable draws power directly from the USB port and produces no audible noise. It generates negligible heat during normal programming sessions. No external power supply is required for operation.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Kenwood TM-V71 series radios
  • FTDI chipset ensures reliable USB programming connection
  • Works with PG-5G and PG-5H cable variants
  • New condition ready for immediate use

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the FTDI USB programming cable on my Kenwood TM-V71, and what step is often missed?

Connect the USB end to the computer, install the FTDI drivers before plugging the 8-pin connector into the radio's PG-5G or PG-5H port, then select the correct COM port in your programming software.

What maintenance or replacement will this FTDI USB programming cable need over time?

The USB connector and 8-pin radio plug can wear from repeated insertion; replace the cable if the shell cracks, pins bend, or the FTDI chipset fails to enumerate on any computer.

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