Thanks for the tip Andy,seems like the hardest part is just getting
the physical connection to the Icom established.The FL-Digi sounds
good,did some reading on W1HKJ's website,but will have to get a Linux
PC up and running to take full advantage of that software I believe.
Time for bed in the Northeast,will check back tommorow
73
Neil
AE1P
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-I find Multipsk for packet with a soundcard much easier than AGW.
For PSK Winwarbler, DM780, MUltipsk and others will work well, for
PSK250 though you may need FL-DIGI or MixW.
I'm not sure about the hook-up for your radio but I agree, the data
jack is better than the MIC jack, usually.
Andy K3UK
-- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, kb1kox ngoodl1@ wrote:
GE all,
I hope this is the best place to post this,trying to get some info on
setting up sound card digital packet with my Icom 910.I have done a
google on this,but haven't run across any info that is of much help.
I have an old aea pk-96 I could easily hook up,but want to be able to
do more than just packet,something along the lines of psk-250 for
local digital with others in the area that are getting a bit more
serious with digi-modes.
I have a buxcomm Rascal that is left over from a hf rig,but it has the
13 pin
end for a kenwood.What I am uncertain of is the hookup to the 910,the
manual doesn't say much other than for packet setup.Should I hook up
to the {Data} socket or the ACC(1) socket or just hook up to the Mic
connector?,the latter being the least preferable,as I don't really
want to keep swapping cables to work a net.And If I use the DATA
socket,is there a way to hook up BOTH the Main Sub band?Do I need to
make a special Y cable?
I am hoping that a member
of the group has done this,or has read some info on this sort of
setup.
Any and all help will be greatly appreciated.
73 from NH
Neil
AE1P
P.S. Should I use AGW Packet Engine,or Flex32,or is there a better
software app for doing VHF Digi ?
