Tim and Lee,
I also agree with this...I am going to stick with the XV144
transverter. I think the price is rather high for this...much higher
than was originally estimated. I am sure it is well worth every
penny...but just too much to spend for what it yields. So also take me
off the list.
Sorry,
Pete WA2ODO
herbe...@centurytel.net wrote:
Tim,
You can tell Greg to take my name off the list of people who want to
buy these things. Given the fact that you have decided to not sell
the model I wanted and also the increase in price makes me want to
review the whole matter....
73
Lee
Quoting "Tim (W4TME)" <t...@flex-radio.com>:
And another thing...
The auto spell checker mangled the subject line and I missed it. It
should have read, as it does now, "V/U module is *now* available for
ordering from the OLS". But I assume most figured that it was a typo
since I didn't get flamed too badly about it HI HI.
Sorry for that.
-Tim
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W4TME
FlexRadio Systems - Info Management Admin. "Tune in Excitement"
On 10/28/2009 11:14 PM, Tim (W4TME) wrote:
> To all Flexers,
>
> The offerings and pricing for the FLEX-5000 V/U Module
> (http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=F5K_upgrades) have been
> set and they are now available for purchase with delivery slated for
> early 2010 or earlier. The actual ship date is still TBD based on
> materials availability. >
> You can place your order using the FlexRadio On Line Store (OLS)
> http://www.flex-radio.com/OnlineOrdering.aspx?cid=12
>
> If you purchase the V/U module, your credit card will not be billed
> until the unit ships. Once the V/U Modules starts shipping from stock,
> then standard billing procedures are in effect. >
> Based on the pre-ordering demand, the V/U Module product offerings
have
> changed a little bit from what was previously announced. Initially
there
> was going to be a 30w and 60w version of the V/U module. There was
very
> little demand for the 30w version and a high demand for a very low
power
> (VLP) version. Therefore, the standard offerings for the V/U Module
have
> changed to a HP (high power) version, that will have 60w PAs for both
> VHF and UHF and a VLP version that will have a 50 mW output (~17
dBm) on
> both bands. The VLP version of the V/U module can be field
installed or
> factory installed depending on what item you choose. The HP version of
> the V/U module must be factory installed at an authorized FlexRadio
> Systems Service Center. >
> Since the V/U base module and the PA "bricks" are modular in design,
> there are PA "bricks" of different wattage available that can be mixed
> and matched in a variety of configurations. FlexRadio Systems will
offer
> these custom combinations as "special order items". If you are
> interested in one of these special order combinations, please
contact a
> FlexRadio System Sales representative either by e-mail
> (sa...@flex-radio.com) or by phone +1 (512) 535-5266. >
> -Tim
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