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Re: Handhelds useable by blind persons
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been reading up on that one. you get a lot of features. the price is a little high compared to a similar Bao Feng ($329 as compared to $100 or so). However, the kenwood is fully accessible out of the box without having visual assistance. Also, it has 1 additional band (222 Mhz). I just wish I had the budget to afford it.

DE n7zzt Eric

On Mar 29, 2016, at 6:05 AM, Richard B. McDonald wrote:

> Kenwood TH-F6A

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