Additional information on the new FlexRadio products...

Ken Hansen

Interesting, see if you can spot the typo on this page

Ken Hansen

Mac OS support?

Lawrence Kellar KB5ZZB

mac with Dogpark

Michael Aust

Wonder if FlexRadio could provide a Similar looking Head for my Flex6700
as an upgrade, same head but bolted to Flex6700, with Flex6700M on it,
bet it would generate interest and sales.

FlexRadio contact me at my qrz e-mail address or my tel # on file at FlexRadio
Mike
WB6DJI

KY6LA_Howard

Personally I am opposed to paying California Taxes or the $15/hr Minimum Wage to totally unskilled labor but I live here so I have no choice

Robert Kearbey

me too.  it just pops back

Bob k6dds

Tim - W4TME

That is because the undocking of windows is not supported in version v1.x  It is supported in v2.x

Ernest

The day Flex comes out and offer a small mobile radio; I'll be the first one in line to buy it.
Then I'll dump my IC-7100.  
If you collect  IOTA, I am available from NA-138 Amelia

Bob G W1GLV

I second that decision, worst radio I ever bought.

Ria

I am confused. I thought that panadapters were the container and slices were the individual "receivers." This would mean that slicese are in panadapters. 

Larry - WA7LZO

I hope it will have a standard tuner interface, such as the 4-pin Icom protocol. This would provide for maximum flexibility for the most complex aspect of an HF mobile radio installation, the mobile antenna. Screwdriver antennas are OK for mobile HF, but you can't beat a great HV autocoupler, like the Icom AH-4 with a 9 ft whip, or the AH-740, or a super high speed screwdriver, like an AH-760. These all use the Icom 4-pin tuner interface.