Advertising attachment: VFO suggestion.

[john]

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Copyright© 1998 Menu Plus Inc.
     Phone: (905) 947-4500 or Toll Free at (800) 923-3423
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     Dual A/B VFO frequency display, each with its own individually
adjustable RIT, increases the
     enjoyment and ease of use of your QRP rig. 

     With the read/write of favorite frequencies into 100 memories, the
Menu Plus QRP VFO gives
     your QRP rig the power of a “full featured base station transceiver”
in its control and selection
     of frequencies.

     The comfort and ease of use of the Menu Plus QRP VFO with its 16 key
membrane keypad,
     with adhesive backing to mount it on any suitable flat surface, will
provide enhanced enjoyment
     to operate your QRP rig.

     Smooth tuning with the up/down keys is a pleasure to use. The variable
(automatically
     accelerating) change of frequencies increases at a faster rate the
longer you hold your finger on
     the key. 

     This variable rate change of frequencies make it easy to use the
up/down tuning keys for small
     frequency changes of 10Hz (to tune in a CW signal masked by QRM for
example) - as easy as
     moving 200KHz. quickly from one side of the band to the other.

     Band changes can be made easily by pre-storing a frequency in the 80M
band in memory
     number 80, a frequency in the 40 meter band in memory number 40, and
so on. 

     Any one of the up to 100 stored frequencies in memory can be read into
VFO “A” or VFO “B”.

     Cross band coverage as simple as pressing the “A/B” key to switch back
and forth between
     bands.

     The numerical keypad can be used to enter the frequency directly at
any time. For example,
     the frequency can be entered as “14.23345” in the 20M band (which is
accurate to 10Hz), or as
     “14.2” which will be displayed as “14.20000”.

     For the first time, your QRP rig can be operated through a computer or
terminal via the RS-232
     port. This is a true RS-232 interface. Simply plug an RS-232 cable
from your computer or
     terminal directly to the Menu Plus QRP VFO. 

     Use your computer or terminal to control the Menu Plus QRP VFO through
the RS-232
     connection to switch between VFO “A” and VFO “B”, to enter frequency
directly, to change the
     RIT offset or clear the RIT and to tune the QRP VFO up or down in
frequency, 10Hz at a time,
     just as you would with the keypad up/down arrow keys. 





At 01:07 PM 10/8/98 -0700, you wrote:
>I was real curious to hear a short note of what you actually fixed and how
you
>trouble shot your problems with the DX-60.   That is interesting to me,
>personally.  Have you made any 80M AM contacts with the DX-60 yet?
>What was the answer to the question of the pin Hole in the D-104 Microphone
>element?
>
>
>I think that the Menu Inc.  QRP Plus Direct Digital Siginal Generator
might be a
>good replacement for an oscillator to drive the DX-60 if you wanted a VFO
>http://www.nexusenginc.com/.   You get Frequency Display, two VFO's A & B,
>10hz-40Mhz  Frequency range.  RS-232 control.
>
>
>Fred Finster WB7ODY
>
>
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>Subject: a BIG thanks!!!
>Author:  GREGORY HEATH <KB2QQM at EMAIL.MSN.COM> at INTERNET
>Date:    10/8/98 3:17 PM
>
>
>I just wanted to take the time out to say thanks to all of you that have
>helped me figure out this DX60 and the things that are going on inside.  I
>was restoring the second of the radios this past week and when I ran into
>trouble with a broken wafer switch, Bill, K1IBR, sent me a free one in the
>mail!  Now my dx60 is on the air.  I just wanted to say thank you to all of
>you that sent me FT-243 crystals.  Without the help of this reflector, I
>think the dx60 would have forever sat in ruin in the back of the shack.  It
>is not very often that people in the world come together for a common goal
>without the constant reward of compensation, such as normally  in the world.
>I appreciate all of you.  Thanks for making my day alot happier! Amateur
>Radio is Great!
>Greg Heath  KB2QQM.
>
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