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Talk to Rob send Tello about the ham pod
Sent from my iPhone this time
> On Mar 8, 2014, at 6:36 PM, Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hi Lloyd and all:=20
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> I too run a Yaesu, my dream transceiver I've always wanted and now =
> proudly own, the FT-102 and the only accessible feature comes from the =
> TW-1. LOL=20
> I could get direct freq access and split, if I could locate and afford =
> the optional remote VFO, which very rarely come available.=20
> I also ran the FT-450 which had limited voice announcement and would run =
> the FT-2000 if came across one at a decent price and had some cash built =
> up in the cookie jar. LOL=20
> I've always been a Yaesu fan and was never deterred but it would be nice =
> to buy a 3RD party device that would allow me to access the features of =
> a high end rig that the sighted folks have.=20
> I think it could be done easy enough, if the demand and the company was =
> willing to do it. All the CAT programming guides are available and if =
> even some payment had to be given for other source codes, then it should =
> be done.=20
> I'm thinking in terms of HRD, how did they get to control all the =
> transceivers it controls, couldn't it be done on a hardware accessory?=20=
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>
> 73:=20
> Mike VO1AX=20
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