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Old September 25th 03, 04:35 PM
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Default Amateur Radio Transceiver On A Chip

How about a complete Amateur Radio Transceiver on a chip mounted on a
printed circuit card that plugs into my computer. I do not care if the
output is only 1 Milliwat. Failing that, I would like a complete transceiver
with software that is computer compatible. Again power output is not a
concern. Now that Kachina is no longer producing a computer compatible rig,
who has stepped in to fill a market need? I would like to operate from my
desktop. I would like to operate from my desktop and not cost a small
fortune. Help please!

John
VA3JQ


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