I don't know, but I have been on theh air quite a bit and participated in
the local net tonight, but have a lot to get odoe between now and tomorrow
tith school here, but any how.  I will try and see what I can.  Its neen
nuts here with finals coming up and classes that adr demanadeng a lot of
time from ne.





On Mon, 2 Apr 2001, Roy Nickelson wrote:

> Hi,
> A ht that you can program with a computer would probably be the best.  I
> have just purchased the
> kenwood th-g71a-hp
> At first glance this radio looks like it should be easy to access most of
> the features from the radio and the computer as well.  I am not really sure
> about this however, because I haven't taken the time to really learn the
> radio yet.
>
> I also looked at the
> yesu bx5r
> And the
> icom t7h
>
> Roy
>
> At 11:28 PM 4/1/2001 -0400, you wrote:
> >Hi all, I am just wondering what the best HT is in terms of being user
> >friend y for someone who cannot see it.  I passed mtechnician's exam
> >yesterday and I am using an HT right now that is about 20 years old that
> >just has knobs that you use to change frequencies, but I'll probably move
> >on to something that has some programming and the PLS that are on a lot of
> >repeaters.  At any rate, any information on what works the best would be
> >appreciated, and thanks in advance.
>