Many thanks to Gerald Youngblood and Lou Dietrich for hosting a Flex Radio display at this year's W4DXCC at the Main Stay Hotel and Convention Center in Pigeon Forge, TN. Flex had their set up right at the main entrance to the convention hall. This was Flex Radio's first year to be at the W4DXCC, and I hope they will be back.

Info about the conference (just concluded) can be found here:
http://w4dxcc.com/index.html
There were many interesting presentations. And we learned that a major DXpedition in 2018 will be using Flex Radios (I don't know if I can say more so I won't).
Thanks Gerald and Lou! Great to see you!
73,
Gary W4EEY

Info about the conference (just concluded) can be found here:
http://w4dxcc.com/index.html
There were many interesting presentations. And we learned that a major DXpedition in 2018 will be using Flex Radios (I don't know if I can say more so I won't).
Thanks Gerald and Lou! Great to see you!
73,
Gary W4EEY
Ned K1NJ
Flex server to operate from that location? Have plans perhaps changed to
use one of the new 6600's instead? Do these new rigs need to "phone home"
as does the Maestro?
I would encourage folks to make a contribution to this very difficult project.
This will be a rare opportunity and deserves support from those of us at the
other end of the QSO.
Ned, K1NJ
Tim - W4TME, Customer Experience Manager
Any 6000 would only need to access the Internet to do a one time license install for upgrading to a major version of SmartSDR. Or to operate in a remote mode using SmartLink.
Ned K1NJ
Thanks, Tim.
Ned, K1NJ