if it's so huge, and has these motives, why aren't more radios accessible? 
the NFB has huge advocacy and influential power as an organization when it 
wants to.
at any rate, I agree that any push forward with requests to wouxun for more 
speech should be from consumers and not disability advocate organizations.
73
Colin, V A6BKX
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sarah Alawami" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Saturday, May 29, 2010 5:06 PM
Subject: Re: Wouxun Radio's, Thoughts


> That's whre I disagree. The ham thng in the convention is hudge and all =
> of us agree that all rados should be made accessibal to a point. I don't =
> want everythig spoken as that would drive me nuts but at least the freq =
> and menues and mode spoken.
>
> Take care all.
> On May 29, 2010, at 1:45 PM, Eric Clegg wrote:
>
>> Hi Maurice,
>> I agree that a set of specifications viz a vis accessibility would =
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>> be worked out.
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>> I also feel that both groups the ACB anf NFB could get together to =
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>> what needs to be done.
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>> I have noticed on both groups lists particularly the amateur radio =
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>> politeness and cooperativeness rules.
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>> Oh by the way will you be coming to the Braille Research In the =
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>> conference in Denver the weekend of June 10 thru 12, 2010.
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>> Can you recommend any repeaters in Denver I might try?
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>> 73,
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>> Eric Clegg
>> KU3I
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