Re: TI-H: More Questions about RF links
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> From: Robin, Jim, & Eric Barker <rbarker@polarnet.com>
> > > How do you plan to make a simple method of setting up the two calc
> > > link? Would each RF have two nobs one for transmittion frequency
> > > and one for recieving frequency?
> >
> > Probably pre-tuned. You just plug 'em into the calc and go.
>
> This is not the way to go. That means you would have to make them in
> sets. People with link A can only play with people with link B, that's
> not good. At least have an A/B switch, something which I still don't
> link. I think it's best with frequency nobs. Read my other E-mail on
> this subjuect that I wrote today to see why.
You miss the point. You make a set. You own both. You loan one out when you
want to play. I'm trying to keep this cheap. Putting in a switch for A B
would make it twice as expensive. A tuning knob would make it even more
expensive. You'd have to basically put a small radio. It would be huge and
heavey. And don't write stuff if you're uninformed. It's really annoying.
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