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They don't get much more accessible than the IC-2AT. ... Nor do they
come better built. You could probably drop one of those off a 100-
foot tower and expect it to still work!
The only modification you might need to make would be to put a knotch
at some known point on the three thumbwheel controls used to set the
frequency.
If it doesn't have the CTCSS board, it might be a problem depending
on repeaters in the local area.
On Sep 25, 2006, at 11:38 AM, Dan wrote:
> Hey all,
> A local ham here in town who is now a silent key, had an Icom AC2AT
> in his
> radio equipment, and I'm wondering how accessible of a radio that
> would be
> to us? Just trying to help Holly Alonzo who is now on this list to
> get some
> sort of radio, and it's always good to have more than one ht
> 73 de Dan VA3ETS
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