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Jim Shaffer <[log in to unmask]>
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Jim Shaffer <[log in to unmask]>
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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.
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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>
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