While it is surprising, I hear it is possible that it may be PC programmable
down the road, and also, given how easy most Kenwood radios are to program
and use, isn't that a rather minor complaint? For me it sure is minor.
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Hi Paul;
Your absolutely right.
I just couldn't understand it.
73 De Anthony W2AJV
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