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5. QST Product Review: Jun 2005 [5.845%] ... and outputs. The CW keying, data and CAT (computeraided transceive) cables ... a.. http://www.arrl.org/members-only/prodrev... - 490356 bytes [application/pdf] - Mon, 25 Apr 2005, 12:39:23 EDT |
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From "Radio Acronyms 4000+ (Always under construction) By Hugh Stegman ..."
http://www.ominous-valve.com/acronyms.txt: CAT (1)Clear Air Turbulence CAT (2)Computer Aided Transceiver, proprietary control interface From "Telecommunication abbreviations English Russian dictionary for Polyglossum" http://www.ets.ru/e/ei000056.htm CAT, computer aided transceiver ?????????????????? ???????????????? ~, channel activity table ??????? ?????????? ??????? See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAT And I just added it to http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/CAT#.7B.7Bacronym.7D.7D Tom |
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![]() "Tom Holden" ) writes: From "Radio Acronyms 4000+ (Always under construction) By Hugh Stegman ..." http://www.ominous-valve.com/acronyms.txt: CAT (1)Clear Air Turbulence CAT (2)Computer Aided Transceiver, proprietary control interface But since Yaesu, who seems to be the originator of "CAT", uses it in their FRG-100 receiver, Computer Aided Tuning would indeed be more descriptive. And given that the original poster did not seem to be clueless and posting an off-topic question here, clearly the "CAT" relates to radio, and so many of the replies are irrelevant. Michael |
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