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Dave,

I'm thinking your best bet would be one of the Chinese HTs.  I have the 
Baofeng UB5R+.  They're cheap and, you can program them as much or as little 
as you want.  One of the nicest things about them is you can direct enter Pl 
tones and frequencies.  Others will no doubt chime in here.  Lou
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From: "Dave Hillebrandt" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2013 3:57 AM
Subject: accessible 2 meter ht without lots of programming


> Hello Friends on the list,
>    Please have mercy on me if this is an already covered question or =
> seems very dumb, but wondering if there are any new 2 meter ht's out =
> there where can enter a frequency and can easily hit the up and down =
> offset and start talking. dont need a bunch of extras, no d-star, and =
> dont even really care if it scans as dont get on 2 meters very often at =
> all. would just like somehting that is reliable, has pl, and that I can =
> use to hop on a repeater if I hear one of my hf buddies is coming in =
> town. My Icom o2at has died so something along those lines is fine. =
> Still got battery packs for the old icom ht's so perhaps I'm answering =
> my own question, that is if I'm able to find an o2at any more or =
> something similar. Any ideas will be appreciated. dont want to spend =
> much and no problem with buying a new rig except for fact that many seem =
> to need to program with software and trying to find somehting where may =
> not have to invest that much time in it. Really an hf guy who just wants =
> 2 meters for emergency or if traveling out of town and can meet local =
> hams... Thanks for ideas. 73, Dave 

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