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ah yes, one does tend to collect stuff over the years doesn't one?
73
Colin, V A6BKX
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From: "Pat Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2014 2:22 PM
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Subject: Possible manual?
> Field Day brought me to the ham shack and while there I rejuvinated
> my old Icom IC27H and IC47a. I think they are over 25 years old but
> still seem to work. I also came across an Icom IC28h which I believe
> is not particularly accessible but probably can be set up with what
> memories exist in the radio and be useful. Also I found a Kenwood
> TM241 which is a 2 meter transceiver, again not particularly
> accessible but back in the day I had the memories loaded and it was
> enough to work local repeaters and listen to the local fire
> departments. I had a Word manual but it seems to be corrupted (from
> hanging around me, I suppose)! Finally I found a smaller Kenwood; I
> forget its model number but it has a RJ45 mike input and the speaker
> is on the front right side of the panel. Again, I have no
> documentation. I can probably get someone to give me the model
> number in a day or so. It is a 2 meter only transceiver, perhaps 50
> watts. I acquired so much stuff when I had a higher paying job!!
> Field Day showed me that my G5RV isn't working at all well on 15
> meters and my Carolina Windem is down on one end. I shall have to
> recruit some help and get things back in decent order.
> So, anyone with any documentation, I'd love to hear from you. I will
> check I can work this thing after I finish this note. Shoulda done
> that first, shouldn't I!!
> Thanks all.
> Pat, K9JAU
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