Hello LL

I don't specifically know about the ts20000  but on a lot of the Kenwood
rigs it speaks menu, and a variety of other things according to how you
have it set up.

The VHF rigs tend to be different.

I spoke with the UK Kenwood rep a few months ago at a rally and he said
that it would speak as much as my TS570 which is mode, frequency and
menu by default.

Of course, you can use a PC interface to control it also.

73 de Dave G3YXX

In message <[log in to unmask]>, Tom Karnes
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>My Kenwood speaks frequency, but indicates mode in Morse code.
>
>Tom Karnes
>Oceanside, California
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>On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Steve Forst wrote:
>
>> Hi.  I'm new to the lis, so here goes.
>>
>> The recent QST review of the  Kenwood TS-2000 said the voice chip speaks
>> frequency only.  I've heard elsewhere that it  speaks more.  Maybe mode,
>> power, swr or something.
>>
>> What's the truth?  I think the chip in question is the vs-3 but I may be
>> wrong about that.
>>
>> 73 and tnx in advance.  Steve KW3A (near Philly).
>>

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David