One of the exciting things at Dayton was the Flex Radio 1500.  It's a QRP (5
Watt) all band software defined radio for $650.  Although most SDR software
is still highly GUI dependent, keyboard shortcuts are becoming more common
and accessibility via screen readers is looking more promising.

73,
Jim, KY2D


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From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Eric Clegg
Sent: Monday, May 24, 2010 6:51 PM
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Subject: Dayton Hamvention Report

Hi,
Did anyone who went to Dayton see anything interesting.

Such as the german-made magnetic loop antenna with keypad frequency =
control made by Wimo of West Germany.

How about any new or nifty antennas for us apartment dwellers such as =
ones made by the company in Tennessee whose name I can't remember at the =
moment.

I've got it! Transworld antennas.

Any new qrp rigs on the horizon other than the Yaesu FT817ND or the Icom =
IC703 which is no longer in production.

73,

Eric
KU3I



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