7 Jan
2001
7 Jan
'01
6:46 p.m.
I have a box in a nice well padded soft-case called a Compu-Voxx.
It was manufactured by Manutronics. It has a removable antenna.
It appears to be some sort of transmitting device for sending
messages. Based on the instructions on the face you record a
message (to a chip I imagine) and then send if the selectable
digital readout frequency is between 88.1 and 107.9.
That sounds like the AM band to me. Could this be some sort of
civil defense emergency device ?
It has a 5-pin DIN plug for power which unfortunately didn't come
with it which is not an unsurmountable problem.
Anyone know what this might be.
ciao larry
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lgwalker(a)look.ca
7 Jan
7 Jan
7:42 p.m.
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Lawrence Walker wrote:
I have a box in a nice well padded soft-case called a
Compu-Voxx.
It was manufactured by Manutronics. It has a removable antenna.
It appears to be some sort of transmitting device for sending
messages. Based on the instructions on the face you record a
message (to a chip I imagine) and then send if the selectable
digital readout frequency is between 88.1 and 107.9.
I think it is the FM band, Larry.
- don
That sounds like the AM band to me. Could this be
some sort of
civil defense emergency device ?
It has a 5-pin DIN plug for power which unfortunately didn't come
with it which is not an unsurmountable problem.
Anyone know what this might be.
ciao larry
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lgwalker(a)look.ca
8:54 p.m.
On Mon, 8 Jan 2001, Lawrence Walker wrote:
OOPS ! Must be the onset of Altheimers. This hasn't been a good
month for abreviations. Now is there any way I can cancel this
before it becomes a thread on the relative differences between AM
and FM. Never had that problem with cat whiskers the oldtimer
said, testily.
larry
I have a box in a nice well padded soft-case
called a Compu-Voxx.
It was manufactured by Manutronics. It has a removable antenna.
It appears to be some sort of transmitting device for sending
messages. Based on the instructions on the face you record a
message (to a chip I imagine) and then send if the selectable
digital readout frequency is between 88.1 and 107.9.
I think it is the FM band, Larry.
- don
That sounds
like the AM band to me. Could this be some sort of
civil defense emergency device ?
It has a 5-pin DIN plug for power which unfortunately didn't come
with it which is not an unsurmountable problem.
Anyone know what this might be.
ciao larry
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