[Dstar] comments on this mornings net

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Hi Ray,

VK3ER tonight was not David, it was me, VK3TXD - Richard.

It appears that either the repeater did not like me or more likely my IC92AD 
was having difficulty in talking out. I switched it off for some minutes and 
it seemed to come good later.

Apologies if I gave the ID800 as bad rap - it was not intentional - I most 
likely didn't express myself properly. The ID800 has been the radio of 
choice for mobile users but for base stations the 2820 has been seen as a 
preferred choice. Listening to the 'nets, the ID800 has given users some 
diffifulty in programming but all that aside I would not criticise it.

Kind regards and it was great to hear you on the net, thank you,

Richard VK3TXD (was VK3ER).




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ray T. Mahorney" <coffee-craver at radio-nerd.net>
To: "Dstar Digital Radio Mail List" <dstar at lists.wia.org.au>
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 8:49 PM
Subject: [Dstar] comments on this mornings net


> Gday all.  First KD8DRG is the call of the machine I was accessing.  For 
> what it's worth I was able to
> hear all but VK3EW  Was David on a DV device or was he using RF?  Wonder 
> what was causing your machine to
> play up toward the bottom of the hour?  I'll have a yack with my admin to 
> see if it was anything my end
> which might have been causing it.  Finally I'm curious why the ID800 gets 
> a bad rap over there?  As a
> blind user, it was the easiest radio to use and program.  Thanks for 
> welcoming me to your net.
> Ray T. Mahorney
> WA4WGA
>
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