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Let's think about this logically, it's yaesu, the ones that have admitted
they don't think blind hams belong in the hobby. Of course they're not going
to help you. They make nothing but junk anyway, all the the hand helds they
don't make anyway, someone else makes the hand helds for them. Every yaesu
I've ever owned, and trust me I've had my last, was the biggest mistake I
ever made in many ways, only ones as bad were alinco.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Matzura" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Saturday, August 01, 2009 6:50 AM
Subject: No Happiness with the VX-7R Manual
>I can't believe that a company like Vertex would not give up a text
> copy of the manual for one of its newest and best handhelds in three
> years! By the way, I tried printing a couple pages and scanning them,
> but the button colors and shadings somehow elude my scanner's
> otherwise excellent capabilities, so there went that idea. I am now
> looking for a competent technical reader who'll just read the thing
> onto a piece of tape (or computer file), then I'll go through it and
> transcribe it correctly.
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