Brian Riley wrote:
> I have both of his boards and they are very good.  I bought his first  
> board, display generator, which was then a 28 pin dip SX28, when he  
> was selling bare pcboards and I downloaded and programmed it myself,  
> much cheaper ... the overlay is an SX48 surface mount, you have to  
> buy that already A&T ... I have the overlay board on my bench right  
> now being prepared for a high altitude balloon launch in the late  
> Fall sometime, it will be part of a full APRS and ATV package.
>
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> cheers ... 73 de brian  riley,  n1bq , underhill center, vermont
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> On Aug 17, 2006, at 5:15 PM, Bob Axtell wrote:
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>> Brian Riley wrote:
>>     
>>> Terry Hitt of Hitt consulting, who is also the author of the SX/B
>>> compiler for Parallax, has already built and marketed a video
>>> generator based on an SX28 and a character overlay based on an SX48
>>> device.
>>>
>>>
>>>       
>> Got a link? I could just buy his then.
>>
>> --Bob
>>
>> -- 
>>     
No its just 6 lines of 16 characters, law enforcement needs 12 lines of 
26 characters. See, the these large characters
block the screen too much. But the price is right.

--Bob

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