John,
I believe that some years ago you and I corresponded about our 
Kenwood 241s.  As I remember we finished both knowing more than when 
we started!
My daughter will be by tomorrow and I will get the model number off 
the newer Kenwood.  My IC27H has the speech board, as do the 37 and 
47.  Pretty indestructible rigs.  I have them in a stack held 
together by their mobile brackets.  Primitive - no out of band 
receive.  But they do a good job at what they do.
Thanks.
Pat, K9JAUAt 04:32 PM 6/29/2014, you wrote:
>I have an IC-27H, that's about 30 years old. I have mine at the EOC I
>volunteer at and it works fine. No high power anymore, high is only 25 watts
>instead of 45 but other than that it still works great and this one has been
>beat up something horrible over the years. It even has the voice board for
>frequency in it. I may have some accessible info on that radio, the TM-241,
>I used to have one on packet but I never did much with it other than put it
>on 145.09 and let it sit so couldn't tell you much about it. It's long gone,
>it broke, I still have the mic though. IF the speaker is on the front of a
>Kentwood 2 meter radio it must be the tm-271A or 281A, both are fairly
>recent models. I have 2 TM-271A's here and have for about 7 years. One I
>used to have mobile though the current car I had to get something with
>detachable front panel so that's sitting and the other is in the house for
>my wife to use and used to be on packet until I put a Motorola radio on
>packet.
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Pat Byrne" <[log in to unmask]>
>To: <[log in to unmask]>
>Sent: Sunday, June 29, 2014 4:22 PM
>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