Not to sound like an idiot, but what is the RR2150? Must have missed that edition of the newsletter.

Jason

I don't know, but I want one!
The model name sounds like a "crotch rocket" bike.


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I assume that we'll be seeing a newsletter this evening some time to go with this nice new forum.

Anybody else notice that the IR1000 forum is now MIA? I feel rather sorry for the ol' IR1k; wonder if the disappearance of its forum and this new one here have anything in common.

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What could it be?

"RR" as an abreviation doesn't seem to fit with any of the current products. They certainlly seem to have enough amps, and "RR" doesn't tie to anything I can think of.

The number also eludes me as to what the significance is. It doesn't compute to something that could be an amp, receiver or processor.

This is like an NPR "Sunday Puzzle"!

But what do I know, I'm only a dog!

ARF, ARF, says Iggy

[This message has been edited by Iggy The Dog (edited April 28, 2003).]

It seems like we have the 1050 succesor:The new 2150, 6 channels times 100 watts.

Euro:

I don't think so. Your explanation doesn't take into account their use of "RR" as a prefix instead of "Model XYZ", and the numbers don't compute to a 6x100 receiver.

It must be something else, but what?

But what do I know, I'm only a dog!

ARF, ARF, says Iggy!

RR=Road Racer - it's got to be a motorcycle. I think they took my "Outlaw Biker" remark seriously



[This message has been edited by soundhound (edited April 28, 2003).]

'hound:

If RR = Road Raceer, then 2150= 2 cyl/150 HP?

But what do I know, I'm only a dog!

ARF, ARF, says Iggy

That sounds about right.......

Well hopefully it will be a high quality, flexible, programmable and affordable HT remote.

But what do I know, I'm not a dog