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How to modify your FlexRadio 6700 for a Boat Anchor

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  • N4VGE
    N4VGE Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
    I am serious, the crushing is more dramatic and the boat anchor shows that I am finished with Flex. 
  • Mike-VA3MW
    Mike-VA3MW Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin
    edited August 2019
    HiHave you received any of the emails that we have sent you in the last 7 days?Mike
  • N4VGE
    N4VGE Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
  • Mike VE3CKO
    Mike VE3CKO Member ✭✭✭
    edited August 2019
    I'm surprised all these smart engineers didn't suggest to setup a point to point from your wifi router to your coach. If you got internet in your house there is no reason why you can't have it 150' or 3 miles from your house. A simple P2P will do it, we do it all the time to get internet from houses to out buildings, garages etc. Far cheaper than putting cable in conduit and burying it.
  • Pat N6PAT
    Pat N6PAT Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
    Van,

    As an owner of a 6700 and having gone thru **** getting it repaired I can certainly sympathize with your frustration.

    You pay top dollar for a high end rig and expect it to perform as advertised. In my case I had to send the radio in for frequency stability issues. During that time I had voice mails ignored, written requests for updates ignored, repeated promised completion times unfulfilled and numerous misdiagnosis of the problems. 

    Flex then said I had a serious spur problem that I didn't even know existed and no one on the air commented or complained about.

    The service people could not find the source of the spurs. It got so bad that the man who designed the rig, Gerald, could not even determine the source of the spur problem and ended up replacing the entire transceiver board as a last resort. 

    Imagine, the people that designed and work on these radios all day could not find out what was wrong with it.

    I've worked in systems design for over 35 years and if any of my workers wrote software that they could not debug I would have fired them on the spot.

    Good luck with your rig.

    Now cue the ever present Guardians Of The Royal Order Of Flex.

  • Mike VE3CKO
    Mike VE3CKO Member ✭✭✭
    edited August 2019
  • Pat N6PAT
    Pat N6PAT Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
  • Mike VE3CKO
    Mike VE3CKO Member ✭✭✭
    edited August 2019
    Bottom line Pat is in your numerous posts you have said many things, so my information is based on what information  you supplied. You involved the community with your continuous negative posts on the subject. You choose to go public and continue to try to sour Flexradio, you choose to do that.  I for one think Flexradio has treated you more than fairly, which I won't get into again. So again, don't be surprised to get a response.  
  • Pat N6PAT
    Pat N6PAT Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
    Well, when my voice mails were ignored and written requests unanswered by FRS the most effective way to get action was to go public.  Worked like a charm.
  • dlwarnberg
    dlwarnberg Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
    Please crush it and move on so we don’t have to see this any longer...
  • dlwarnberg
    dlwarnberg Member ✭✭
    edited August 2019
    No it didn’t, your still complaining it’s not working right..
  • Mike-VA3MW
    Mike-VA3MW Administrator, FlexRadio Employee, Community Manager, Super Elmer, Moderator admin
    edited August 2019
    I am going to close this thread and if any one would like to discuss it further you can call myself at x222 or Dan at x225. If you can’t get us directly, please leave a message. We return all calls. Mike
  • Ted  VE3TRQ
    Ted VE3TRQ Member ✭✭✭
    edited August 2019
    So, if you are truly done with Flex, please leave the community also.

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