And another thing...
The auto spell checker mangled the subject line and I missed it. It
should have read, as it does now, V/U module is *now* available for
ordering from the OLS. But I assume most figured that it was a typo
since I didn't get flamed too badly about it HI HI.
Sorry for
Tim,
You can tell Greg to take my name off the list of people who want to
buy these things. Given the fact that you have decided to not sell the
model I wanted and also the increase in price makes me want to review
the whole matter
73
Lee
Quoting Tim (W4TME) t...@flex-radio.com:
And
As I noted, there are other PA configurations available other than the
*standard* offerings, so rather than canceling your order, of which I
can not do, you must do that yourself (it is an internal FlexRadio
policy), contact Greg directly and see what other PA options are
available before
Tim and Lee,
I also agree with this...I am going to stick with the XV144
transverter. I think the price is rather high for this...much higher
than was originally estimated. I am sure it is well worth every
penny...but just too much to spend for what it yields. So also take me
off the
To get the same capability that the VLP V/U module provides using
external transverters, you would need to spend $815 using Elecraft
products if you are needing a max of 50 Mw. Since the VLP module costs
$699, The VLP module is a very competitive product. If you need higher
wattage, like 7
Is the higher-power version going to have a bypass the PA mode under
software control?
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73 de Brian, WB6RQN/J79BPL
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Hey, I’ve had a day to think about things…
FLEX is making a giant mistake making the 60 watt the standard!
Also it is way NOT competitively priced – not even close.
I don’t know anybody that wants a 60 watt factory installed VHF-UHF version!
Maybe that should be a high poweroptional upgrade.
I have to disagree a bit ... an 8877 on VHF needs way more than 25W drive ...
60 Watts will do OK and could eliminate the need for an intermediate amp.
So now you do know someone who wants a 60W version.
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From: flexradio-boun...@flex-radio.biz
Lloyd,
Look at the specs.They are priced competitively. Where are you
going to get a VHF/UHF receiver with the dynamic range of the FLEX-5000
with class A power amps in a single box solution?
If you want a 30 watt version, then call the FlexRadio Sales team and
buy one. As I have said
Since it is already available from the Sales Team, would it not make
sense from the marketing point of view to put the 30 W Customer
Upgradeable Version on the web site as an optional offering... I
suspect that giving us that option would eliminate most of the
complaints
For me 30W was the
i have done it.
lloydb...@charter.net escribió:
Again, please bring these concerns to the FLEX strategic planners ASAP!
Maybe FLEX will rethink this offering.
73
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Rubén Navarro Huedo - EA5BZ
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No it doesn't and here is why. There are too many if..then..else type
options that goes into ordering a V/U with PAs rated lower than 60w. We
tried to figure out a way to make it easy to order and it was so
complicated that you needed a complex flow chart to make sure you met
all the proper
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