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28 January 2005

Sometime late last night our transmitter FCC certification was issued.
Must print ID Labels and some minor final assembly before shipping. We are legal.

27 November 2004

The photo at the right shows the successful end of outdoor testing.

I'm holding the RRemote Basic 'keyfob' transmitter in my right hand, the test-locomotive is sitting on my left knee. That gray brick I'm holding with my left hand is the 12 volt/4Ah gel-cell (scavanged from a dead UPS, I think) that provided both power and engine loading for the final outdoor tests. The RRemote Basic is too small to be seen, though you might be able to see the ~4 inch antenna at the edge of the battery "brick".

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