On 04/03/2012 05:01 PM, Stu2 wrote: > > On the other hand, if you like the idea of doing things in software > (e.g. VAC connections to FLDIGI, etc.) then you will have a good time > with the Flex. The CW issues are fixed for normal operations (<35WPM > non-QSK) and it's a lot of fun to work DX in split pile up. If you are a > computer geek and a visual person - this is the radio. Except most computer geeks run linux and flex will get you nowhere. I would prefer kx3 which at least supports linux for updating firmware and there is 3rd party software that allows to control it in k3 compat. mode.
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