[aprssig] The best resolution of position from APRS
Phil Reed preed at dnaco.netThu Jan 5 02:41:05 UTC 2006
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Two years ago at Dayton, I talked to multiple Kenwood reps about issues
like flash-upgradeable D700s and the rapid disappearance of serial ports
on PCs. Response: "Yeah, those are good points. Can you email them to us
for discussion?" I did so.
Last year at Dayton, I talked to multiple Kenwood reps about issues like
flash-upgradeable D700s and the rapid disappearance of serial ports on
PCs (and filled out one of their product feature request and comment
forms). Response: "Yeah, those are good points. Can you email them to us
for discussion?" I did so.
Dayton 2006 is coming in a few months. I plan to swing by the Kenwood
booth again.
(For the record, I own both a TM-D700 and a TH-D7A.)
Steve Jones wrote:
>
> On Jan 4, 2006, at 6:20 PM, Robert Bruninga wrote:
>
>> I hope the 28% of APRS users that use the
>> Kenwoods are aware of your continued attempt
>> to render their radios OBSOLETE! WB4APR
>
>
>
> Without some way to easily upgrade the Kenwoods, they've pretty much
> made themselves obsolete.
>
> These days it's uncommon for a manufacturer not to include some way for
> the end user to upload new firmware into a unit.
>
> --
> Steve <steve.jones at rogers.com>
>
>
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