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In article <16708@megaron.cs.arizona.edu>, bakken@cs.arizona.edu
(Dave Bakken) writes about the CTR-82:

> ....  The voice activation only works for the built-in
> microphone, not the auxiliary or microphone input lines.

Is this true?  It's very difficult to believe.  If true, it differs from
the CTR-75.  This would make the CTR-82 a dud.  It's the voice activation
while connected to a radio that makes a VOX recorder so useful.
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