FS:VALCOM 760 Radio

[Billc851]

on e-bay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2484765363&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ALC%3AMT%3A1

small size good for homebuilts-

[Jim Weir]

A. Mostly we try and keep for-sale stuff into the r.a.marketplace group unless
it is a newsworthy item.

B. It isn't FS, it is FA.

C. Starting price of $475 is a little pricey, don'cha think? For a radio with
light bulb filaments for readout and sucking an amp in receive mode?

D. It is no smaller than a King, Narco, or other similarly designed radio.

Jim


"Billc851" >
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

->on e-bay
->http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2484765363&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ALC%3AMT%3A1
->
->small size good for homebuilts-
->


Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com

[Jerry Springer]

Who cares? FS or FA we know what he means, I think it is perfectly ok to tell
people that an item of interest to a homebuiilt group is available. Of course
you would not have an iron in this at all would you? BTW I have two VALCOMS in
my RV-6 and love the way they work. In a chapter radio testing meet we had a few
years ago using professional equipment the Vals out performed the radios you
mentioned. To bad we did not have a RST COM to compare at the same time. :-) His
post mentioning that it is for sale on Ebay is really no different than you
posting your web site in your quite lengthy signature lines each post.

Jerry

Jim Weir wrote:
> A. Mostly we try and keep for-sale stuff into the r.a.marketplace group unless
> it is a newsworthy item.
>
> B. It isn't FS, it is FA.
>
> C. Starting price of $475 is a little pricey, don'cha think? For a radio with
> light bulb filaments for readout and sucking an amp in receive mode?
>
> D. It is no smaller than a King, Narco, or other similarly designed radio.
>
> Jim
>
>
> "Billc851" >
> shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:
>
> ->on e-bay
> ->http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2484765363&sspagename=ADME%3AB%3ALC%3AMT%3A1
> ->
> ->small size good for homebuilts-
> ->
>
>
> Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
> VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
> http://www.rst-engr.com

[Jim Weir]

Jerry Springer >
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

->Who cares? FS or FA we know what he means

No sir, we do NOT know what he means. For Sale means he has an item that he
wants to sell for a known amount of money. For Auction means he is taking bids
on the item. What do you not understand about this difference?


, I think it is perfectly ok to tell
->people that an item of interest to a homebuiilt group is available.

Your opinion. Mine differs. He is NOT selling something to the homebuilt
groups; he is selling something to anybody that wants to buy it...and a VAL (a
perfectly WONDERFUL radio) is installed in ten times as many factory builts as
home builts.



Of course
->you would not have an iron in this at all would you?

Not having had a com radio in the line in twenty years or so, no, I don't think
I've got an iron. Do you?


BTW I have two VALCOMS in
->my RV-6 and love the way they work. In a chapter radio testing meet we had a
few
->years ago using professional equipment the Vals out performed the radios you
->mentioned.

I do not accept "radio testing" using "professional equipment" without a hell of
a lot more detail. Professional equipment in the hands of doofuses produces
exactly what you would expect. Professional doofus results.


To bad we did not have a RST COM to compare at the same time. :-)

RST has never produced a broadband COM, sir. We had a navcom a dozen or so
years ago, but those have faded away into antiquity.

His
->post mentioning that it is for sale on Ebay is really no different than you
->posting your web site in your quite lengthy signature lines each post.

Bull****.

Jim




Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
http://www.rst-engr.com

[Russell Kent]

"Jerry Springer" > wrote
> His
> post mentioning that it is for sale on Ebay is really no different than
you
> posting your web site in your quite lengthy signature lines each post.

If you're going to carp about "lengthy signature lines" (3 x 52 characters
is "lengthy" to you??), at least have the decency to SNIP the post!

Russell Kent

[Jerry Springer]

Russell Kent wrote:
> "Jerry Springer" > wrote
>
>>His
>>post mentioning that it is for sale on Ebay is really no different than
>
> you
>
>>posting your web site in your quite lengthy signature lines each post.
>
>
> If you're going to carp about "lengthy signature lines" (3 x 52 characters
> is "lengthy" to you??), at least have the decency to SNIP the post!
>
> Russell Kent
>
>
You missed the point completely Kent, so there is no use trying to explain it to
you.

[Jerry Springer]

Jim Weir wrote:
> Jerry Springer >
> shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:
>
> ->Who cares? FS or FA we know what he means
>
> No sir, we do NOT know what he means. For Sale means he has an item that he
> wants to sell for a known amount of money. For Auction means he is taking bids
> on the item. What do you not understand about this difference?
>
>

I guess that if the ebay link did not give you a clue noting well.


> , I think it is perfectly ok to tell
> ->people that an item of interest to a homebuiilt group is available.
>
> Your opinion. Mine differs. He is NOT selling something to the homebuilt
> groups; he is selling something to anybody that wants to buy it...and a VAL (a
> perfectly WONDERFUL radio) is installed in ten times as many factory builts as
> home builts.
>
>
>
> Of course
> ->you would not have an iron in this at all would you?
>
> Not having had a com radio in the line in twenty years or so, no, I don't think
> I've got an iron. Do you?
>
>
> BTW I have two VALCOMS in
> ->my RV-6 and love the way they work. In a chapter radio testing meet we had a
> few
> ->years ago using professional equipment the Vals out performed the radios you
> ->mentioned.
>
> I do not accept "radio testing" using "professional equipment" without a hell of
> a lot more detail. Professional equipment in the hands of doofuses produces
> exactly what you would expect. Professional doofus results.
>
>
I think you are the "doofus" here. The tests were done by a professional.


> To bad we did not have a RST COM to compare at the same time. :-)
>
> RST has never produced a broadband COM, sir. We had a navcom a dozen or so
> years ago, but those have faded away into antiquity.
>
> His
> ->post mentioning that it is for sale on Ebay is really no different than you
> ->posting your web site in your quite lengthy signature lines each post.
>
> Bull****.
>
> Jim
>
>
You don't post your web site hoping people will go there and in some way that
will benefit you? As you say "Bull****."

>
> Jim Weir (A&P/IA, CFI, & other good alphabet soup)
> VP Eng RST Pres. Cyberchapter EAA Tech. Counselor
> http://www.rst-engr.com

[gross_arrow]

Jim Weir > wrote in message >...
>
> RST has never produced a broadband COM, sir. We had a navcom a dozen or so
> years ago, but those have faded away into antiquity.
>
>
> Jim
>

fwiw, i built one of those nav/com's and would have to say that
the com was one of the best i ever had. clear, crisp audio in
both transmit and receive. my only gripe was the thumbwheel
frequency switches (and of course, no flip-flop). i'm pretty sure
the one i built was an rst-572 (i think the 571 was 360 channel).

g_a

[Russell Kent]

"Jerry Springer" > wrote
> His [Billc851] post mentioning that it is for sale
> on Ebay is really no different than you [Jim Weir]
> posting your web site in your quite lengthy
> signature lines each post.

"Russell Kent" responded:
> If you're going to carp about "lengthy signature lines"
> (3 x 52 characters is "lengthy" to you??), at least
> have the decency to SNIP the post!

"Jerry Springer" replied:
> You missed the point completely Kent, so there is
> no use trying to explain it to you.

I don't believe that I did, but thank you for not trying to help me perceive
things as you apparently do.

Russell Kent

[Del Rawlins]

In > Russell Kent wrote:
> "Jerry Springer" > wrote
>> His [Billc851] post mentioning that it is for sale
>> on Ebay is really no different than you [Jim Weir]
>> posting your web site in your quite lengthy
>> signature lines each post.
>
> "Russell Kent" responded:
>> If you're going to carp about "lengthy signature lines"
>> (3 x 52 characters is "lengthy" to you??), at least
>> have the decency to SNIP the post!
>
> "Jerry Springer" replied:
>> You missed the point completely Kent, so there is
>> no use trying to explain it to you.
>
> I don't believe that I did, but thank you for not trying to help me
> perceive things as you apparently do.
>
> Russell Kent

C'mon guys, isn't there a good Zoom thread going on that you could
contribute to? 8^)

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