Hi Gerald,
my RAM board came pre-loaded with 250 frequencies. The other memories are
free and you have to enter them. Of course you can overwrite the pre-loaded
ones if you want. I'll try to e-mail to you the installation sheet . If your
address does'nt bounce ...
See you !
DK

"Gerald Pine" a écrit dans le message de
news || On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 04:35:30 -0800, Andy Bown wrote:
||
||| Hi
|||
||| I have an R71, too and it's an excellent receiver. If the shortage
||| of memories is the problem, why not buy a replacement RAM board,
||| giving you 1024 memories?
|||
||| Loo here for details:
|||
||| http://www.willcoele.com/
|||
||| Cheers
|||
||| Andy
|| As a new owner of an R71A, I have a question for you about use of the
|| replacement RAM board. How does the programming for the R71A get
|| put into the ROM on the new board? Is that something that gets done
|| automatically by the board, does one have to load it in with a
|| programmer, or does the board come with the R71A programming already
|| in the ROM?