It's just amazing. I can see droplets of saliva on the INSIDE of my screen :-) Goodness guys. The last time I bought something I thought was a piece of crap, I got rid of it -- I didn't keep beating
The latest release .. As it stands today, with a 1.371 as the most current release, a very few people have some specific reasons for wanting to run the previous release, and small number of people s
I'll be more than happy to email a copy of 1.328 to anyone who wants an adventure. Whatever happens, it will teach you to love the latest release :-) Grant/NQ5T _____________________________________
It's odd how there are a few folks with major problems and seem to be many more who don't have them. That doesn't mean that those who don't have them are being disingenuous. And doesn't mean that th
It isn't always helpful, I admit. Sometimes, however, even that little bit of information , especially if it comes from several sources, can be enlightening. It could mean the problem has not been f
For anyone interested, the ARRL review (to be published in the August issue) is not posted on the members website. I haven't had time to read the whole thing yet, but took just a cursory look at some
that "not" in the first sentence should be "now" ... doggone typos .. :-( _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman
The biggest problem I see is that there may be a rust problem.. the various QST reviewers did a lot of slobbering and drooling all over the thing :-) We've joked around around that, but I really thi
I hope that Tommy lets us know what it finally takes to resolve the problems he's experiencing. It will be helpful to everyone. As far as "value" is concerned, I always have to chuckle when someone
There's an interesting thread on eHam under the name "Where is the Meat". Starts out innocently enough, but gets into a very interesting discussion of relative radio performance, measurement, .etc an
Unfortunately, the R-4C as it came from Drake was not a very good receiver in almost every measure we now consider important. Downright awful actually. Which isn't to say that I don't love mine dear
Quite. It's clear, crisp and easy to read. A few folks seem to have experienced a problem or two ... I've been lucky, or perhaps the norm depending on your point of view :-) Never had a problem with
I kind of liked this idea. It was simple to grasp after a few minutes of taking the time to understand it. As someone else pointed out yesterday, there are good reasons for bandwidth and/or pbt and
Apparently you don't know anyone at T-T. I happen to like the user interface. So once a few vocal users get through dinking around with it, where does that leave the rest of us? Eating chopped liver
I assumed as much :-) I think all of the discussion on user interface is a positive thing. Lots of ideas and preferences and suggestions breeds innovation. It will be interesting to see how things e
Well, yes ... I though that was the point of A>B. Am I missing something? I'd say the difference between a "press" and a "press and hold" ought to be pretty easy to get one's arms around. And in any
I don't disagree that pushing the wrong button inadvertently is one of the things that most of us do from time to time. GUess I see that as a cockpit issue -- unless we endow the radio with a generic
I have to admit my tongue was firmly planted in my cheek regarding the notion of an "undo" button on the radio .. although I'd be dead meat if Word or Excel didn't have one, and if there was no tras
Something is amiss here ... you clearly don't want to ground the Orion +9V supply, and you don't need to "remove" it either. So if whatever cable you have matches up your mic's PTT with the Orion +9
I think you hit the nail squarely on the head. The vendors may eventually get together and agree to something. But there's this big " ... in the mean time ..." that needs to just be dealt with .. :-