On 11/1/2015 8:20 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
The 3801 has a command to set the date. You can find the details in the
manual which is readily available. You may have to set the date before it
gets the date from a satellite. That may be easier if you disconnect the
antenna and then power cycle.
Tha
3 amens to that, bre'r Bob. I too, have a pile or two. I thought, being an
adaptive and fixit whiz, I could actually use the stuff. Ain't so.
Don
Bob Camp
> Hi
>
> Equally to the point - don’t overpay.
>
> A unit that needs a whole bunch of attention is worth less than something that
> fires up an
Hi
Equally to the point - don’t overpay.
A unit that needs a whole bunch of attention is worth less than something that
fires up and “just works”. In this case entry level “just works” is priced
below $200.
Stuff with historical significance - sure, you could easily pay more for that.
To
me