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5000A/KE9NS

Butch
Butch Member ✭✭✭
edited June 2020 in FLEX Series (Legacy) Radios
I've owned a Flex 6700 for a couple of years now (my first Flex rig) and recently decided to sell off my knob radios (ICOM and Kenwood) which has been mostly collecting dust since I bought my Flex. 

Thinking I probably should have a backup rig (just in case my 6700 has to go to the shop) I picked up a Flex 5000A last week.  I got it on the air today with KE9NS's software and WOW!  My hat is off to KE9NS!  Flex needs to hire this guy to bring SmartSDR up to speed! 

I know it's a long shot but does anyone have a 5000A VHF/UHF module they'd be willing to part with? 

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  • WX7Y
    WX7Y Member ✭✭✭✭
    edited June 2020
    Yes KE9NS has made a lot of creature features on PowerSDR over a very short time!
    I am thinking of selling my 5000a VHF/UHF but haven't decided for sure yet. 

    I certainly want more then the trade in value for it with the low hours on it,  it makes a fantastic satellite radio as well as a superb HF radio. 

    Reason I am thinking of selling it is to get a Flex-6600M when they are caught up from the pre-sales,  I already have a 6700 with the DEMI VHF AMP. so I'll have to still get a UHF transverter to have the same capabilities.

    Watch for the 5K VHF/UHF to come up here for sale when I decide what to do maybe sooner then later. 

    My Direct Email is " wx7y@arrl.net "
    73's
    Bret
    WX7Y

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