Hi Bob & List;

As I said many times, any KENWOOD ht or radio for that matter with or
without speech is light years ahead of any other radio as far as
accessibility.

I use a TS-2000, with speech

TH-F6A and a TH-G71a.

The latter two are ht and they have no provisions for speech but they work
just as well as the 20000 with speech.

However, you can get memory control programs for the ht's and they do help.

They are easily accessible with JAWS.

Hope this helps.

73 De Anthony W2AJV
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Sent: Tuesday, March 01, 2005 12:52 PM
Subject: Accessable Handy Talkie


>I have seen this topic posted  here  numerous times but haven't paid a lot
> of attention since I have enough vision to work all of the rigs I have.
> Meanwhile, earlier today, I received a request from a HAM friend who works
> for The Division Of Rehabilitation Services for the name of the most
> accessible handy talky.  The counselor needs the information for one of
> his
> students who is blind as well as for himself as he is also blind and owner
> of a rig which he finds difficult to operate.
>
> I know the topic goes to what he's looking for including bands covered.
> He
> didn't say.  We could start with a basic 2 meter rig.  Suggest others with
> more features if you have time.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Bob Martin
>
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