jim wrote:
Steveo wrote:
jim wrote:

Steveo wrote:

jim wrote:


Steveo wrote:


I've blasted transistors in mobile amps and only paid the shipping
for the repair.
Like you said Jim, read the label.


have to ask the guy what the amp manufacturer is.
i have dealt with copper years ago and never had a problem though
their catalog at the time was cheesy.


Seems to be more and more horror tales about their support. I dunno?


i use aes for items now. coax, swr matchers, rotors etc. never had a
problem.


I can drive to them, 30 or so miles.


i can email 'em. 30 usec's or so hehehe. they are good, little pricey
but good.

I like to window shop there, sometimes you can pick up decent used
gear. Their web site sucks.

--
Flyin' Ryan Newman
http://www.ryan12newman.com/carspecs.htm

Steveo wrote:
jim wrote:

Steveo wrote:

jim wrote:


Steveo wrote:


jim wrote:



Steveo wrote:



I've blasted transistors in mobile amps and only paid the shipping
for the repair.
Like you said Jim, read the label.


have to ask the guy what the amp manufacturer is.
i have dealt with copper years ago and never had a problem though
their catalog at the time was cheesy.


Seems to be more and more horror tales about their support. I dunno?


i use aes for items now. coax, swr matchers, rotors etc. never had a
problem.


I can drive to them, 30 or so miles.


i can email 'em. 30 usec's or so hehehe. they are good, little pricey
but good.


I like to window shop there, sometimes you can pick up decent used
gear. Their web site sucks.


you know better than me on the used gear as i never go with that.
never tried their web site.
used consumerreports today to pick up a portable cd/mp3 player and a
wifi system...

jim wrote:
Steveo wrote:
jim wrote:

Steveo wrote:

jim wrote:


Steveo wrote:


jim wrote:



Steveo wrote:



I've blasted transistors in mobile amps and only paid the shipping
for the repair.
Like you said Jim, read the label.


have to ask the guy what the amp manufacturer is.
i have dealt with copper years ago and never had a problem though
their catalog at the time was cheesy.


Seems to be more and more horror tales about their support. I dunno?


i use aes for items now. coax, swr matchers, rotors etc. never had a
problem.


I can drive to them, 30 or so miles.


i can email 'em. 30 usec's or so hehehe. they are good, little pricey
but good.


I like to window shop there, sometimes you can pick up decent used
gear. Their web site sucks.


you know better than me on the used gear as i never go with that.
never tried their web site.
used consumerreports today to pick up a portable cd/mp3 player and a
wifi system...

That's cool, I fet first dibs tho..Gotta watch those used gear guys.

At any rate, I rarely drive out there unless it's something sorta
special, it's a fun place to pipe dream too.

--
Flyin' Ryan Newman
http://www.ryan12newman.com/carspecs.htm

Steveo wrote:
jim wrote:

Steveo wrote:

jim wrote:


Steveo wrote:


jim wrote:



Steveo wrote:



jim wrote:




Steveo wrote:




I've blasted transistors in mobile amps and only paid the shipping
for the repair.
Like you said Jim, read the label.


have to ask the guy what the amp manufacturer is.
i have dealt with copper years ago and never had a problem though
their catalog at the time was cheesy.


Seems to be more and more horror tales about their support. I dunno?


i use aes for items now. coax, swr matchers, rotors etc. never had a
problem.


I can drive to them, 30 or so miles.


i can email 'em. 30 usec's or so hehehe. they are good, little pricey
but good.


I like to window shop there, sometimes you can pick up decent used
gear. Their web site sucks.


you know better than me on the used gear as i never go with that.
never tried their web site.
used consumerreports today to pick up a portable cd/mp3 player and a
wifi system...


That's cool, I fet first dibs tho..Gotta watch those used gear guys.

At any rate, I rarely drive out there unless it's something sorta
special, it's a fun place to pipe dream too.

nothing here in this area like that. could go to the hamfest at
the local community college but thats it.

James@opton-lion wrote:
you know better than me on the used gear as i
never go with that. never tried their web site.

used consumerreports today to pick up a

portable cd/mp3 player and a wifi system..




Those Wi-Fi's are out of hand here. You can inadvertantly land on
another's lan and the signals can be overwhelming because of
overcrowdedness,,at times, there are some six to nine networks
available, some will drop out, and at other times, none are available.
Reliability sucks because of the overabundance and interference with
each other's signals here. Infancy stage......

..

The likelihood of one individual being correct increases in a direct
proportion to the intensity with which others try to prove him wrong

Twistedhed wrote:
Those Wi-Fi's are out of hand here. You can inadvertantly land on
another's lan and the signals can be overwhelming because of
overcrowdedness,,at times, there are some six to nine networks
available, some will drop out, and at other times, none are available.
Reliability sucks because of the overabundance and interference with
each other's signals here. Infancy stage......


Use WEP encryption to keep others out of your 802.11a/b/g.

If you are interested in Wi-Fi, you have to check out
http://www.seattlewireless.com/