Kenwood TS-940S

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Radio serviceAmateur radio
Form factorBase station
Release year1985
Frequency bandsHF
Bands10–160m
Power100 W
ModesAMFMSSBCWFSK
Weight18.5 kg
Dimensions (W×H×D)401 x 141 x 350 mm

Description

The Kenwood TS-940S is the direct successor to the TS-930S, introduced in 1985 as Kenwood's new flagship transceiver. In addition to SSB, CW, and AM, it also offers FM and features a true general-coverage receiver spanning 150 kHz to 30 MHz. With 40 memory channels across four banks, a built-in clock/timer, and a notch filter, it was one of the most feature-rich amateur radio base stations of its time.

Highlights

True general-coverage receiver from 150 kHz to 30 MHzAdditional FM mode alongside SSB/CW/AM40 memory channels across 4 banksBuilt-in clock/timer plus notch filterOutput rated at 100W (not the often-cited "250W PEP")

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