Well, the Icom 275 radio was good for that, 2 meter all mode, had a speech
option and was very useable. they've been discontinued for a long time but
they are very accessible if you can find 1 I had one but it started to give
me trouble so I sold it. I know where there is a pare of Kenwood's, 711, and
811 locally a guy wants to get rid of I thought about getting them but can't
right now..
John Miller N1UMJ
Owner: J E M Racing need sponsors and crew help
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Brett Winchester" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, January 06, 2003 1:15 PM
Subject: multimode dual band etc.


> Let's broaden this discussion now that the concencius seems to be for the
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> Kenwood 707 to include accessible multimode rigs dua band l or not.
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> I could be in the market for one of these (probably a single bander) for =
> home.  I would prefer to get rigs that can be paired like the 271 471 pair
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> from Icom but as these did not have voice, are likely not to be on my =
> list.  I seem to recall that Kenwood had a 711 811 pair with speech but =
> they apparently did not last long in the product offering and I never =
> found anyone using one as most folks were Icom at that time 18 years ago =
> now.
>
> What are hot radio today in this area?
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>
> thank you!
>
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