Well, Harvey, although it doesn't have a speech synth for read-out, it is
quite accessible.  All the default options beep with a lower beep, and if
you rotate the knob, you get a beep at menu #1.  You also get a beep as you
rotate through the memory channels.

I haven't tried to select memory channels via the keypad, but you might be
able to do that.  Dunno.

Steve
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Harvey Heagy" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 30, 2002 2:49 AM
Subject: Re: more th-f6


You know what I wish radios had.  I wish they had something like
a clear key.  Like if your radio goes into la la land you would
just push this clear key and it would take you back to the main
screen without having to reset the processor.  At least you'd
know where you are.

So it would appear that you can't right a memory in by using the
keypad for either entering the frequency or the memory you want to
enter the frequency in.  From what I am reading about the T.H.F.6.-
A. while it may be somewhat accessible it still has a long way to
go.

Harvey
"evil people prosper because good people do nothing."