Hello Dear All,

It seems PTC IIe is no longer available as new, but if someone has one
not using it, and would be willing to sell, I would be interested to
buy. You can email me to .

Many thanks and fair winds,
Máté Sinkó
Budapest

Is there some reason that you want the IIe? A problem with the IIe is that
the memory is limited to 512 KB and the latest version of the firmware
requires 2 MB. They do have a mini version of the firmware that fits in 512
KB but doesn't include the latest robust packet software, but that's moot
unless you use it. However, I wonder how long they'll support 512 KB
systems. Check out http://scs-ptc.com/controller-comparison.html to see the
latest systems and functionality.

-- Geoff

"matesinko" wrote in news:1133422408.889264.251010
@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com:
Hello Dear All,

It seems PTC IIe is no longer available as new, but if someone has one
not using it, and would be willing to sell, I would be interested to
buy. You can email me to .

Many thanks and fair winds,
Máté Sinkó
Budapest

On 30 Nov 2005 23:33:28 -0800, "matesinko"
wrote:

It seems PTC IIe is no longer available as new, but if someone has one
not using it, and would be willing to sell, I would be interested to
buy. You can email me to .

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You might try contacting Gary Jensen at Dock Side Radio:

http://www.docksideradio.com/contact_dsr.htm

They show up on EBAY once in awhile also.

Geoff, the only reason to go for IIe as it is cheaper. I'll check its
capability to work with winlink (my primary reason to buy). Thank you
for the information. I was not aware of its posible drawbacks.
Máté

"matesinko" wrote in news:1133471150.410413.21640
@g47g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Geoff, the only reason to go for IIe as it is cheaper. I'll check its
capability to work with winlink (my primary reason to buy). Thank you
for the information. I was not aware of its posible drawbacks.
Máté



All of the PTC-II work very well with Winlink.

The PTC-IIe has been replaced by the PTC-IIex.

There is a new PTCII-usb wich connects directly to a USB port. It also has
provision to control the tranceiver (like the PTC-II or PTC-IIpro) which
saves you another piece of hardware.

Jean-Marie

http://www.hfradio.com/

This is the site of Don Melcher,the west coast god of hf/ssb He can
probably help

markvictor