Ham Radio Live! 44. The Kenwood TS 2000. Well Priced For New Hams And All The Frequencies Too!
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
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Hoping God is RICHLY blessing you! Ham Radio Live! Show 44 finishes my short series on lower priced radios that new hams can purchase to get the most out of your money and get you on the air!
The Kenwood TS 2000 gives you 160 to 6 meters PLUS the 2 meter and 70 cm band as well! It’s well featured, pretty easy to understand and operate and packs 100 watts of SSB/CW RF power!
Plus there’s 4 antenna ports on the back to cover the HF, VHF and UHF bands!
The Kenwood TS 2000 helps keep your costs down by allowing you to work on the HF/VHF bands plus UHF bands all in one rig! It could be the only radio you’ll ever need. Priced well used it’s a great rig for starters and experienced hams alike.
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Congratulations for the video. I own a TS-2000 and I love the sound of it ! Desde Brasil, 73 *PY5CV*
C’esar, you honor me with your words. Thank you. It’s very nice to meet you. I do live shows nearly every day at 20:00 UTC. It would be nice to say hello to you on the live show.
Ciao ciao!!
Larry
Cw music to my ears ! Love falling to sleep listening to a pileup tnx Larry for another good show
Hi Larry, just caught your video on the TS 2000. Good video. However you forgot to mention that that rig also has a sub band that you can receive and transmit on on band while monitoring another. I have had one for that last 9 years. You are correct it is a “shack in a box” type rig great for limited space hams or newer hams with not a lot of money to spend. I have had my license since 2010 and started with a Yaesu 897. It was a great starter rig also but the Kenwood beats it all day. Just thought I would let you know that you missed a lot of the features a newer ham might enjoy. Thanks for great videos. De KJ6FXA
You're right James. I didn't mention that. I wish I had come to think of it. It's my friends rig and I'm literally afraid to touch it! No joke... he bought it new and never used it.
No pressure there. right? lol
Larry
de K7HN
Thanks for your opinion on this radio. I just got my Technician's license and I wanted to get a capable, but future proof enough transceiver. I'm also really excited about the software use capability, specially to get to our local relay stations.
Someone in my country is selling one on 850 USD. Not sure if it is too expensive or just enough.
Greetings from Colombia, 73 de HJ4JPG
I need an opinion.... which would be the better option KENWOOD TS 2000 or YAESU FT 991A for exclusive use in VHF/UHF?? which one would perform better??? thanks 73
You have way too much bass EQ'd in on your youtube video. I had to go into my EQ menu and roll 100Hz way down or my HK speakers would rattle.
Need to read the manual... no help here
Sorry it wasn’t helpful for you. Wishing you and yours the best,
Larry
de K7HN