Thanks again John.

Looks like the tm-v7a may not be made or something as I couldn't locate it on the HRO page.  The only other similar transceiver I saw there was, I think, the 
tm-v708 or something like that.

Don W6SMB 


On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 13:44:54 -0500, John Miller wrote:

Oh ya, the TM-G707A has a long range of extended receive. Almost the hole 
way from 118 MHz to well in to the 800 MHz band with a very minor mod but 
even out of the box it's very broad.
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Thanks John,

Does the tm-g707a receive out-of-band such as weather and the like?

Don  W6SMB

On Tue, 28 Feb 2006 12:54:32 -0500, John Miller wrote:

I'm guessing you mean the TM-g707A and the TM-V7A, difference being, the
TM-V7A can listen on both bands at once and to cross band repeat and the
707A can't though it can scan like I have it setup and that's almost as good
and for my uses better. Cross band repeat would be nice now and then but I
don't need it. Also, the G707A speaks the PL tones and the V7A doesn't. Not
a huge deal usually so long as it beeps different at the lowest setting or
something.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 12:37 PM
Subject: tmg-7a and tmv-7a


Hi all,

What are the differences between the tmv-7a and the tmg-7a?

Is one an older radio?  Looks like they are both very accessible judging by
a quick look at the manual on the Icanworkthisthing site.

Thanks,

Don  W6SMB



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