Subj : XRF PROBLEMS
To : Daryl Stout
From : Bob Seaborn
Date : Thu Jul 14 2016 09:43 am
> Bob,
>
>BS> This totally sounds like a prison, me, I would NEVER consider living
>BS> under those conditions. As far as RF interfering with medical
>BS> equipment, there is nothing they (or anyone else) can do about vistor's
>BS> vehicles using two-way radios, and I'm yet to see any form of emergency
>BS> (or security) vehicle not have a two-way radio of some kind, usually
>BS> capable of transmitting with serious power..
>
> While in some respects it may seem like it, some days, it's very
> difficult for me to get around the apartment...let alone elsewhere.
> Somedays, it's very difficult to get in and out of my car.
For that and your medical conditions, you have my sympathies.
>
> Society is too litigious...they'll sue at the drop of a hat. If they
> sued for public flatulence, everyone would be under the jail.
I beg to differ. You forgot one word above, "American Society is too
litigious". I am Canadian, living in Canada, and Canadians typically do not go
sue-crazy. :)
>
>BS> I do know that my DV4Mini transmits with 1.2 milliwatts, and my Icom
>BS> ID-31 transmits with less than one watt. That's considerably less than
>BS> a typical wi-fi router radiates.
>
> Unfortunately, there is no D-Star Repeater in central Arkansas that
> ison the Gateway. The one they have is available to folks with D-Star
> radios
> only. With all the trees around me, I can't even hit a wide area
> coverage
> analog repeater on Shinall Mountain, west of Little Rock.
>
> Plus, with not even getting $1100 a month in disability, I can't
> afford
> to get a D-Star HT, a DV4Mini, a Raspberry Pi, etc. I joke that "I
> don'tknow much about a Raspberry Pi, but a pineapple upside down
> cheesecake
> sounds awfully good". (hi hi)
>
> Daryl, WX1DER
>
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