Kenwood's marketing

[David Robbins]

I am writing to express my pleasure with your recently announced
plans to market Amateur Radio equipment through CB and truck stop
distributors. I strongly recommend you proceed with this marketing strategy.
There are already so many unlicensed and illegal operators on the amateur
and commercial frequencies that this strategy will probably not affect it
at all since there are plenty of ways for anyone to get these radios now anyway.
I hope you provide plenty of free literature explaining amateur radio to these
same stores so that maybe we can gain a few recruits from your efforts.
 
I currently have 9 Kenwood radios in the shack here, a TS-930S four TS-940S
and a TS-870s and 3 VHF/UHF rigs on our packet network. I have been a Kenwood
"fan" for many years and have used Kenwood products in numerous successful
contesting efforts.
 
If Kenwood proceeds with the above mentioned marketing strategy, I WILL
LOOK FORWARD TO BUYING MY NEXT KENWOOD PRODUCT FROM A LOCAL DEALER!
Furthermore, I will strongly urge EVERY licensed Amateur Radio operator
that I can contact (and believe me, between radio and the Internet, that
number will be VERY large) to do the same.

Sincerely,
David Robbins, KY1H

past-President Yankee Clipper Contest Club
editor Berkshire County Radio Association newsletter

--
ky1h at berkshire.net   or   robbins at berkshire.net
http://www.berkshire.net/~robbins/ky1h.html


>From edam015 at apolo.eafit.edu.co (Alejandro Angel Mejia)  Sat Jun  1 03:17:27 1996
From: edam015 at apolo.eafit.edu.co (Alejandro Angel Mejia) (Alejandro Angel Mejia)
Date: Fri, 31 May 1996 21:17:27 -0500
Subject: AEA Log Windows
Message-ID: <31AFA837.34C6 at apolo.eafit.edu.co>

hello om's
I want to know if there is a site with files for the AEA Log for window, 
like: country.dat and some one else. I have the 2.0 version, i want to 
know if there is a newest version...
73 de ALEX HK4QIM