Thanks Scott. I have helped a couple of guys get on but as yall can see I did not even understand how to properly set my units up. I was more concerned about audio level and blamed that too many times when I was not tracking. there are a lot of folks interested but just don't know where to start. I send them to your website for the proper parts. Dan
--- In [email protected], Scott Miller <sc...@...> wrote: > > I think there was a how-to book published about 10 years ago. Even if > it was 5, it'd be woefully out of date. I've wanted to do some how-to > videos for a while, and got as far as taking the camcorder to the > office, but I've never had time to even write a script. > > Maybe one of these days I'll have a chance. Lately I'm in the office > 8:00 to 5:00, plus a few more hours working at home in the evening, and > Jennifer (my new temp) has been putting in over 30 hours a week helping > me get caught up. But we're slowly getting through the backlog, and > even getting ahead on some of the cables and stuff. Gotta teach her how > to run the SR1 end panels through the milling machine tomorrow. > > Scott > > dan wrote: > > > > > > I am presently at the week long hamfest here in Quartzsite, Az. This > > morning NB7O, Kevin, gave a pretty good talk on APRS and really plugged > > the Argent equipment. Made me feel like I made the right decision in > > buying from Scott. We have a lot of new folks getting into APRS and he > > did a good job answering questions. Now, has anyone written a simple how > > to book for newcomers? I began my aprs experience after attending this > > ham fest last year and it has taken me a year to get as far as I have > > with my 4 setups. Not until a couple of weeks back did I decide to ask > > questions here and you guys fixed me right up. I would like to purchase > > a simple "how to" book to share with others. So far, I have not found one. > > Thanks, > > Dan > > > > >
