_mo_
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Topo is gone.
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send the list/pics. I'll separate.
email is in my profile.
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I've got Mapsource Topo (all 3 cds are great) v3.02 and Roads & Rec v3.00 (Oct 99) that I no longer need.
Things I'd like to trade for:
Nice pocket knife (Spyderco, CRKT, etc)
SureFire flashlight
Old laptop
Obviously, I'm not looking for a $300 item, though I wouldn't turn one down .
Just something interesting. Or make me a cash offer.
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tech, studying code and hope to take the test in Dec/Jan time frame.
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I listen regularly with my VX5 and an aftermarket antenna, but it's still a rubber ducky.
But I wouldn't have grand aspirations of getting into it with the antenna - I'm sure it could happen, but the signal would suck (technical term)
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and don't forget that just the other day, they turned on of the ARISS rigs into an FM crossband repeater. Should be running for at least a few days.
437.80 up, 145.80 down
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I've got an oooolllllddddd laptop that I can setup with Win95. Has two batteries buy they both need to be rebuilt
has a PCMCIA modem and external CD drive. $50 + shipping
I'd load up Mapsource to make sure it works before shipping it out.
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yep... I've seen one on ebay over the past 6 months or so... BIN price of $75 (including the duplexer) and it finally sold for like $130.
I hate being broke.
Its 132.00 at ARROWS websire..... with duplexer.
yeah, but the bag isn't included in that price.
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yep... I've seen one on ebay over the past 6 months or so... BIN price of $75 (including the duplexer) and it finally sold for like $130.
I hate being broke.
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how does one load the mapsource cds to the hard drive so that I don't have to keep switching back and forth between the cds?
I'm sure this is possible, and I think I even saw directions here once... but I can't for the life of me find it.
Thanks
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not just yet, but im considering it...
i want either a new palm, a nice color one with bluetooth, im thinking a slightly older tungsten t2. im currently using a visor edge...
or
a new HT, i love my kenwood TH-79A dual band HT, its served me well for 5-6 years now, but i bought a tm-d700a, so im thinking it would be cool to get a th-d7ag to do aprs on the go and maybe play on some mobile packet...however theres also the pocket tracker from byonics...
decisions, decisions, can i really justify any of them?!
Byonics - http://www.byonics.com/pockettracker/
Kenwood/TM-D700a - http://kenwood.net/indexKenwood.cfm?do=Pro...ID=5017&Group=5
Kenwood/th-d7ag - http://kenwood.net/indexKenwood.cfm?do=Pro...ID=5018&Group=5
bd_chris - KF6JAX
to make things a bit easier (or maybe not) the TinyTrak3 can be had used at hamfests for around $20-30
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simplex: think walkietalkie. one person talks, while the other listens.
duplex: yes, two frequencies, but still, only one person talks at a time
unless you're talking full-duplex, then it's like a phone - you both talk when you want, but you probably won't have to deal with that much.
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I picked up Ham University. Using it to learn code and it has the general, question pool once I'm ready to start that.
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nope, Kenwood is the only one with built in TNC that I'm aware of. They have the handheld you pointed out and a mobile.
Otherwise, you're looking at adding hardware to a ham/gps setup. The tiny trak is quite small http://www.byonics.com/tinytrak/ and lets you do basically the same thing
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just an fyi - you'll need to attach it to a GPSr to in order to do this. It doesn't have any gps capabilities built in, just the interface necessary
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missed the Sahara part...
Good luck and be safe.
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it's illegal to use ham bands for a commercial venture (APRS or voice or whatever) and I'm pretty sure that using a marine frequency while not floating is illegal.
Look into using APRS over a business freq - its certainly possible and won't get you smacked by the FCC
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congrats!
as for what to get, talk to the locals as to repeater accessabiilty (assuming vhf/uhf to start out)
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Saw my first 'in the wild' black bear the other day.
absolutely breathtaking... and a bit adreneline pumping.
and I didn't have my camera
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W2ARZ
It's the sign my grandfather had for probably 30+ years. He passed several years ago and I got the idea to grab it when I found that his original sign was still available.
Thought about getting his last sign, K4JFN, but he'll always be the Jolly Forty-Niner from Eastern Carolina, as he identified himself.
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I'll give you $25 shipped
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did you get my email?