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Ok, Here's a concept (with tongue firmly in cheek):

Require the radio manufactures to build-in a 2.4Ghz wireless
transceiver in each radio, with a standard GUI for all radios. Then
we just need one of those nifty wireless Part 15 pc-cards for our
palmtops & BINGO! Instant control! Bypass audio connex for
digimodes! Oh, heck, let's just get rid of the radio's front panel
entirely!

Oops, isn't that almost the Kenwood TS-2000???

USB & FireWire are here to stay. USB-2 is coming fast. Someday,
most PCs will NOT have legacy ports. As a part-time network admin, I
long for the day. Most hams who use PCs run into RFI problems at one
point or another. We already know how to handle it.

You know, BetaMAX really *was* a technically better system.... ;)

--- In FT817@y..., "Steve Howell" <AB8JC@y...> wrote:

Ok, Here's a concept (with tongue firmly in cheek):
Require the radio manufactures to build-in a 2.4Ghz wireless
transceiver in each radio, with a standard GUI for all radios.

Hello,

I think it's already here.. It's "Bluetooth".
The GUI or UI is appliance/OS dependant.



I'm pretty sure it's already been looked at by the
Amatuer radio suppliers.

Rgds
David

You know, BetaMAX really *was* a technically better system.... ;)

So was Kahn AM Stereo, by a long shot

Pres Waterman W2PW
c/o Patchogue Motors, Inc.
Long Island Ford and Kia dealer

GO BILLS!