Julf wrote: > I think most of us are fine with our radios. I am in a pretty dense > semi-urban environment with lot of electrical noise (everyone seems to > have solar panels), and our 3 Radios work just fine.
Well, there goes the rural/urban theory! :) my post was intended to be very tongue in cheek, but there is no doubt something is going on with the radios. You don't see the same chatter here with the touch, boom, pi's, etc. Perhaps that is contributed to by the sheer volume produced? I don't know the sales stat, maybe someone does, but if it is the best selling, I can see why, as you don't need a kit, portability, etc. Maybe it's a defective part in the radio, but it seems like issues are very common all of a sudden which leads to the network hardware changes issue. I have offered in the past, and am still willing to send a known good radio (in the US) to a user having a problem to see if my radio behaves badly in their environment. I am willing to pay postage out, just ask for post to return, or, send me the troublesome radio to test. In the mean time it seems to me like alot of people have found solutions for the stationary radios (no battery, no need to move around). It seems like the holy grail of solutions is to get the radio working with no "help" I also take it that there are no schematics, parts lists, etc remaining from the development? Jim ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Redrum's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=33806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109953 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
