Spread spectrum radios
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Why has Hi tec been completely silent on spread sprectrum?
I cannot understand how you can allo your competition to gain market share at your expense.
Any thoughts?
I cannot understand how you can allo your competition to gain market share at your expense.
Any thoughts?
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ORIGINAL: MGREENBERG Why has Hi tec been completely silent on spread sprectrum?
I cannot understand how you can allo your competition to gain market share at your expense.
Any thoughts?
I cannot understand how you can allo your competition to gain market share at your expense.
Any thoughts?
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Well that sounds like a definite maybe to me.
I'm actually going out to buy a brand new DX7 for $150.00. Most guys are onto the 2 nd generation of Tx's already.
Looks like Hi Tec missed the boat, sales wise.
Only time will tell if it was the right corporate decision.
I'm actually going out to buy a brand new DX7 for $150.00. Most guys are onto the 2 nd generation of Tx's already.
Looks like Hi Tec missed the boat, sales wise.
Only time will tell if it was the right corporate decision.