Since many of us have put in their bids for future
products from T-T, I might as well dream, too.
Being a software developer by profession, I'd like to
have seen T-T continue along the lines of the Pegasus;
i.e. move the UI to the computer side, yet have the
Orion RXs.
Obviously, this isn't what the market demands, or the
Jupiter would be gone and the Pegasus still on the
market. I guess a lot of us, myself included, still
like to have a radio where we can spin the dials.
Upgradeable firmware and control software like N4PY
produces...my idea of a great combination.
Won't happen, unfortunately. I guess T-T wouldn't do
that well offering the Orion and a new product like I
described. My Omni VI+ is fine for my needs.
73 de Jim - AD6CW
--- Barry N1EU <n1eu@yahoo.com> wrote:
<snip>
> Actually, I feel the same way. I'll buy a new T-T
> rig
> when TT leaves off the inferior subreceiver . . .
> and
> adds a second main receiver! No need here for any
> form of a band scope either, just two superb
> receivers.
>
> What would especially make me buy this new T-T rig,
> would be if the dsp processing stage and the last
> analog stage were intentionally designed by T-T to
> be
> plug replaceable to accomodate future faster dsp
> processing capability and a higher i.f. freq.
>
> In lieu of this, I'll continue to have a blast with
> my
> Orion, as-is ;-)
>
> 73,
> Barry N1EU
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