Kenwood TH-28A problem

April 25th 13, 12:29 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by LoneHamm

I for one do not use the Kenwood as a Walkie-Talkie. Evidently you are NOT a Licensed Ham, which I am.

Additionally, you would know if you were a ham that many repeaters have offsets which require a frequency difference between input and transmit exit.

Eye Rodger - 10-4

Anytime you want - I will meet you up on the Amateur Extra Portion of the bands and we can talk about it on 20 or 40 meters...

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