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Hi Kevin and all others,
Many thanks for the answers. That sounds great.
Will get back if I have any further questions.
This radio is not the newest one, but I like what I have read about the radio and people who owns it seems to be very happy with it.
I had a look at Icom, but didn't like it. I think that the Kenwood is more accessible.
73 and have a great day!
Christian SM0UWV


On 2010-05-28 at 23:51 Kevin Minor wrote:

>Hi Christian.
>
>Others have answered the question well, but I'll add in two things that
>will
>help you set CTCSS tones, which I'll call PL tones because it's easier to
>write.
>
>The PL tone settings are not voiced in the TS-2000.  This isn't a big
>problem.  First, when you turn the knob to adjust the tone, when you reach
>the minimum or maximum setting, the radio beeps at you.  If you try to go
>beyond this level, it will continue to beep, letting you know you can't go
>any farther in that direction.
>
>Here's another nice thing about adjusting PL tones.  You can key the radio
>and see if the tone worked.  I found this feature quite nice.  The radio
>doesn't go out of the tone setup when you key the mike, so if the tone
>doesn't work, just try another one.  You may want to give your call out
>there, rather than just kerchunking the repeater.
>
>Hope this helps you out.  The TS-2000 is a great radio.  I've had mine for
>a
>little over a year, and it works great.  I haven't had it on HF yet, but I
>hope to do so soon.
>
>Have a great day, and don't work too hard.
>
>Kevin Minor, Lexington, KY, U.S.A.
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