David VanHorn wrote:
>> I once tried to bring a radio scanner on my carry on. Despite my
>> explanation what it was, my demonstrating how it worked, the lack of any
>> "talk" button, and a manual stating what it was, they simply would not
>> believe it wasn't a walkie-talkie. It looked kinda like a walkie-talkie,
>> and they wouldn't budge from that meaning it was a walkie-talkie.
> 
> I've never been challenged with my kenwood TH-D7a

Same here, same radio.  Carry it on all the time.

And have also carried on my GE MP/A's AND a fast-charger.  (Note, these 
HT's are huge and the charger is even bigger.)

Nate
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