Amen.


73 N2DYN Angelo


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From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
On Behalf Of Ed Malmgren
Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 5:41 PM
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Subject: Re: future rigs supported by JJ Radio

    Angelo, What did you mean, I have a wife to consider?  One of those will
cost you much more than 4000.00 bucks.  Have a nice day my friend.



ED K7UC
-----Original Message----- 
From: Angelo Sonnesso
Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 3:02 PM
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At $4,000.00 I think I will pass.
I have a wife to consider.

73 N2DYN Angelo


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How about the Anan by Apache labs? I'm hearing more of them on the air but I
don't know of any blind users? lou WA3MIX Lou Kolb Voice-over Artist:
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Subject: Fw: future rigs supported by JJ Radio


> Jim, if I could do what your doing which is wonderful, I would not
> waste one minute on Yaesu rigs, they don't give a dam about the blind
> and never will but to each his own.  73
>
>
>
> ED K7UC
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> From: Jim Shaffer
> Sent: Monday, February 08, 2016 8:10 AM
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>
> Michael, thanks.  My sense is to wait for things at Ten-Tec to settle
> down a bit.  It appears they're going to continue, and I've been
> impressed with their willingness to help us, but with the company up
> in the air, and very few blind folks with Ten-Tecs, I think I'll hold
> off where they're concerned.
>
> My sense is to go with an Icom rig.  A friend locally has an IC9100
> he'd like me to support.  That's Icoms TS-2000, covering the HF bands
> plus 2 meters and 440.  Yaesu is a distinct possibility too,
> especially sense they don't have speech supported in their rigs.
> --
> Jim, KE5AL
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> Hi Jim:
> Well your probably gonna guess where I'd like to see your software go
> with regards to future supported rigs. LOL As for TT, have you been
> told when you might receive 1 and what model?
> I suspect that TT won't be releaszing anything until possible the
> winter of
> 2017 as Dishtronics is currently focused on probably the new amp and
> relateds. To be objective, maybe you should look at the affordable
> side of things as a basis. Icom vs Yaesu, IC-7100 VS the FT-991 etc.
> Which rig vender has a more of a following for the blind, after
> Kenwood, keeping affordability in mind, which I would think would be
> Icom. I know Elecraft has a following but I'm not likely to spend
> upwards of 3500CDN on a 10W QRP rig, let alone 5000 for the K-3S but
> that's just me. I'm thinking of a new rig in the next 2 or 3 years and
> I'm a Yaesu guy so likely will be an
> FT-991
> with the N4PY software or yours if you go Yaesu.
> Just my thoughts.
>
> 73:
> Mike DE VO1AX
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> <p dir="ltr">Hi Jim: <br>
> Well your probably gonna guess where I'd like to see your software go
> with regards to future supported rigs. LOL As for TT, have you been
> told when you might receive 1 and what model? <br> I suspect that TT
> won't be releaszing anything until possible the winter of
> 2017 as Dishtronics is currently focused on probably the new amp and
> relateds. To be objective, maybe you should look at the affordable
> side of things as a basis. Icom vs Yaesu, IC-7100 VS the FT-991 etc.
> Which rig vender has a more of a following for the blind, after
> Kenwood, keeping affordability in mind, which I would think would be
> Icom. I know Elecraft has a following but I'm not likely to spend
> upwards of 3500CDN on a 10W QRP rig, let alone 5000 for the K-3S but
> that's just me. I'm thinking of a new rig in the next 2 or 3 years and
> I'm a Yaesu guy so likely will be an
> FT-991
> with the N4PY software or yours if you go Yaesu. <br> Just my
> thoughts. </p> <p dir="ltr">73: <br> Mike DE VO1AX</p> <p
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