Hi, all.

I have a ham friend who wants me to join Q S O dot Net, as a way for us to 
keep in touch this summer when the XYL and I are traveling across country in 
our new motor home.

I know that this is a virtual HF transceiver kind of thing, and, therefore, 
is very different from Echo-link.  I also know that the service is run by 
some folks in Canada, and that it costs money to become a member and use the 
virtual HF station.

But, that's the extent of my knowledge.

Has anyone ever tried this service?  Is it blind friendly for those of us 
who use Jaws?

Are there any problems with it I should be aware of?

I simply don't want to invest the time in getting things installed, and 
spend the money for the service, if it's going to create more problems than 
it might be worth.

I keep telling my friend that a far easier way for us to go might be good 
old HF, but so far, even though he's an Extra class operator, he seems 
fascinated with the more modern-day computer-based methods.

Thanks, and 73 from Tom Behler:  KB8TYJ, Big Rappids, MI