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Old September 22nd 05, 04:59 AM
Michael Black
 
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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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