Jan 30, 2015 How to find the manufacture date of Kenwood HF. Many of the modern Kenwood HF rig serial numbers follow the convention that the. 1986 2 Kenwood TS - 940S. Serial number on the Kenwood TS-940S? Author: Topic: Serial number on the Kenwood TS. With but it would seem like the serial number should be on the 'radio. Mar 23, 2008 TS940S serial numbers. Discussion in 'General Technical Questions and Answers' started by MM0XXW, Mar 22, 2008. Kenwood TS-940S; Welcome to The. First exposure to Kenwood's (at the time). Many folks opine that any serial number above 7 million is 'safe'.

My point is that the radio itself doesn't have a serial number. The serial number is on the bottom half of the cabinet allowing for substitution whenever monetarily necessary.

I purchased a 940 many years ago. It was supposed to be a late model blah, blah, blah.Over the years I have come to learn it is a much, much earlier version than the seller of the radio claimed it to be.

This can be established in many ways. The seller had three different 940's and simply swapped the bottom cover to make the radio appear newer than it actually is (late serial number). To me this is a petty BS kind of thing to do. The older radios are every bit as good as the newer versions after all of the mods are installed they're the same. I'm not big on modern day equipment to begin with but it would seem like the serial number should be on the 'radio' instead of the radio cover. Too convenient for folks who are less than honest.

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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Game Games on this page. April 14, 1997 A number of weeks ago I asked the TOPBAND reflector about their experiences with newer receivers, and promised to summarize your comments and my tests for the group. Roberto Alcazar Y Pedrin Pdf. I'm slow in getting this out because I lost some mail messages (including my own) but here's what I pieced together: ****Comparison of Kenwood TS-940 to other Receivers**** (This test is aimed at CW reception) MY ORIGINAL QUESTION (my own comparisons are at the end of the message): As a died in the wool TS940 user, I've been believing that the 940's receiver was as good as I could find for 160 and 80 meter DX CW, short of some of the older rigs (like the Drake and Collins stuff). Even though copy is rough here in the 'black hole' of DX, I have been able to work a number of countries on these bands with just 100 watts.