On Mar 9, 4:37 pm, dave wrote:
- - ~ RHF wrote:
- - These would be the same 'poor' that have an
- - 'extra' $100 for a Sat-Radio or a WiFi-Radio ?
- - Plus the Monthly Fees and Added Costs ?

- Once radio becomes 100% digital,
- 400,000,000 receivers will be rendered obsolete.

Yeah and they don't sell Un-Leaded Gas
anymore either.

Plus you don't see many mechanical or 'electric'
Typewriters in-use in the Office or at home.

time and technology changes ~ RHF

~ RHF wrote:
On Mar 9, 4:37 pm, dave wrote:
- - ~ RHF wrote:
- - These would be the same 'poor' that have an
- - 'extra' $100 for a Sat-Radio or a WiFi-Radio ?
- - Plus the Monthly Fees and Added Costs ?

- Once radio becomes 100% digital,
- 400,000,000 receivers will be rendered obsolete.

Yeah and they don't sell Un-Leaded Gas
anymore either.

Plus you don't see many mechanical or 'electric'
Typewriters in-use in the Office or at home.

time and technology changes ~ RHF

But there are still untold billions of pencils out here.

Digital wastes electricity. Analog radios use less power.

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posted on Mon, 9 Mar 2009 23:37:21 -0700 (PDT), ~ RHF wrote: Begin


Yeah and they don't sell Un-Leaded Gas
anymore either.

I thought it all was unleaded nowadays,
no need to label it as such anymore?

True, it was leaded gas they took off the market in the late 70's (IIRC)