The Kenwood TH-27E is a compact 2m amateur radio transceiver from the early 1990s and serves as a direct successor to the TH-26 series with expanded functionality. Alongside 40 memory channels plus a call channel, it offers an extended receive range from 118 to 165 MHz, including AM airband monitoring. Transmit power reaches up to 5 watts and can be reduced across four steps down to 20 mW, while a clock, timer, and backlit display add to the operating comfort. This makes the TH-27E appealing to radio amateurs who value a versatile wideband receiver alongside dedicated 2m operation.
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