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Richard Webb <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 22 Dec 2005 05:35:24 000
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Bob wrote:
   >The Kenwood 7400 was one of the first two  meter transceivers to
   >come out that was not crystal controlled.
   >The radio is accessible as you control the frequency with rotary
   >switches. The rig came out in 1976.
   >You could add a P L encoder deck but at that time most of the
   >repeaters especially in Wisconsin did not have P L.
IF I remember right a company called COmspec makes a tone
encoder board which a friend can probably help you install.
I actually like  that radio.  IF a lot of repeaters in your
neck of the woods use the same pl tone it's worth your while
to get one of those comspec boards.  NO memories, no bells &
whistles but a decent basic radio.  I had one in my van for
a long time until it died.

73 de nf5b




Richard WEbb,
Electric SPider Productions,
Eads Tennessee


a good captain is hoisting his first drink in a bar
when the storm hits

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