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   Alan,   
      
    AB> The one thing I don't like about ICOM.   
      
     Let me try this again. I had a brief power outage a moment ago, and    
   while the UPS kept things going, the keyboard quit working for a bit.   
      
     Shortly after I was first licensed, I was told by a Kenwood owner    
   that ICOM stood for "I Can Only Monitor". Ironically, at Hamvention    
   in Xenia this past year, rumors were rampant that Kenwood was getting    
   out of producing ham radio gear.    
      
     The Kenwood folks referred to the Icom rigs as "Ickeys"...although    
   the first  HT I had was an Icom 2-GAT 2 meter HT. Compared to today's   
   rigs, it was so easy to program and setup, whether with PL tones,   
   frequencies, etc. Nowadays, if you don't have the programming cable   
   and software, you'll never get it set up.   
      
   Daryl, WX4QZ   
      
   ... H.A.M. Radio Operator: H)ave A)nother M)eal.   
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