Your right about no computer control, but there is an option for the VS-3
voice chip.
-Ken


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Yea, but that 708 cannot be programmed by a computer and, I don't believe 
you can use a speech chip in it either.

73 De Anthony W2AJV
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>I think the 708 has even more rx coverage up to 1300 MHz.  not shure
> where that might help but I guess you could listen for some downlinks
> (fm) on the sattelites if any in the 1296 band.
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