Clayton,
Several years ago there was a talking frequency counter. Someone could key
up a handheld near it, it would then speak the frequency that it received.
Of course for use with a repeater it would speak the transmitted frequency,
which isn't the normal published frequency which is offset plus or
minus.Good luck in finding one.
Lynn
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From: "Clayton" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 11:04 PM
Subject: looking for lcd reader with speech


> Hello,
>
> I have a client who it totally blind and uses a
>  YAESU FT-234 MK2 Hand-Held
>  Radio.  She needs a device to audibly read the
>  frequency information from
>  the LCD display on the unit.  If anyone has any
>  suggestions as to a device
>  that will cover a small LCD area and convert the
>  numerals into spoken
>  information, it would be greatly appreciated.  This
>  seems to be a common
>  issue with anyone using LCD displays.
>
>  Clayton Peterson
>  Technology Director
>  SAAVI (Southern Arizona Association for Visually
>  Impaired)
>  3767 E Grant Rd
>  Tucson, AZ  85716
>  520-795-1331, x330
>  Fax 520-795-1336
>  Email: [log in to unmask]
>  www.saavi.us