I can't find that one but I did find the tmv708a.  It's kind of pricy
but will it do the job?  Does anyone know if it is accessible?  I saw on
some website that you can get the vs3 chip put in it.  Let me know.

Holly

-----Original Message-----
From: For blind ham radio operators
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Sent: Tuesday, October 03, 2006 8:03 PM
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Subject: Re: grr


Hi Holly.

Probably the best bet if you can find one is the Kenwood TMV7A.  It 
crossbands very easily.  As for the antennas, check out some of the 
Jetstream dual band antennas from R&L Electronics.  They should do the
job 
and won't be as expensive as a Comet or a Diamond antenna.  Do remember 
though that at UHF, springing for good coax like 9913 is worth the 
investment.  The smaller and cheaper coax is so lossy that you will get 
very poor performance on 70 cm unless you keep the lengths fairly 
short.  Less than 30 ft. runs shouldn't make very much difference as to 
type of coax.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 08:20 PM 10/2/2006 -0500, you wrote:
>I'm so frustrated now.  I was about ready to order this tm-g707 and
>found out that it does cross band but not cross band repeat and that is
>what we need.  So now I don't know what to do.  Then I was going to get
>a ringo ranger 2 and found out that that won't work for cross-band
>repeat you have to have some sort of dual band antenna.  So I don't
know
>what to do.  What kind of rig should I get now?  Can anyone help me out
>here?
>
>Holly
>KE5KRH

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