Hi Brian,

Yes, the output is 100 watts for all modes except AM which is 25.

Take care and very 73.


Kevin :)
Amateur Radio:  K7RX
Navy Marine Corps MARS:  NNN0SHS




-----Original Message-----
From: Blind-Hams For blind ham radio operators
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Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 15:54
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Subject: Re: Kenwood H F Transceiver;

what is the out put power on 6 meters?  I would imagine 100 watts both ssb
and fm?

Brian, k5in and best 73's
----- Original Message -----
From: "Howard Kaufman" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: Kenwood H F Transceiver;


> Don't worry about the cable, because it gets lots of other cables out
> of the way.  Besides the footprint is only the size of the control
> head.Their is one unforgivable thing, however.  That is the Mike still
> goes in to the radio rather than the control head.  The menus talk
> more thoroughly than any other radio, even the S meter.  I was going
> to get a ts-2000, but the price of a ts-480 plus the price of a new
> tmv71 is still less than a ts-2000.  And you don't tie up a radio for
> one set of bands.  The ts-480 pluged in to an external speaker is the
> best broadcast band radio in the house.  If you do CW get the CW
> filter, as well as the speech board.  with the audio DSP, the 500 HZ
> filter is plenty.  It's real hot, from six meters on down.
> The knotch filter is great as well.  Their are separate RIT controls
> for receive and transmit, with a button that turns them off, so you
> always can get both modes back to zero.  The keyer wait needs to be
> adjusted if you send over 25 WPM, but that is on a menu to.