Yea I figured this was possible but I was trying to help solve the issue
in the manner the person was looking to. And using synergy would allow
one to get the job done with two lesser machines. The worlds greatest
multi tasker is another computer... ;)
Thanks much Larry...
~Brett
On Sun, 2009-
Actually, there a number of folks running multiple instances of
LP-PAN/PowerSDR, both with two K3s and with a K3 with KRX3. It is not
terribly difficult if you are computer savvy, and requires a newish PC (duo
or quad core), but there is nothing in either program which prevents
multiple instances
Here is one way to pull off what you want... Use 2 PC's and 2 LP-PAN's
with your 2 K3's and then user Synergy to tie the two PCs together. I
use this at work. I have two monitors and two PC's (one running linux
and the other running windows) and I'm able to share one keyboard and
mouse between t
Julian, G4ILO wrote:
> I'd be happier with a computer-based solution if the software ONLY gave you
> the panoramic display. I want a standalone display that I can use alongside
> the software of my choice but although I certainly understand the reasoning
> of those who want one that will work witho
Dick Williams-2 wrote:
>
> Your point is well taken; but in the end what percentage of amatuers that
> own a K3 do not have it hooked up to a computer and a logging program; and
> I
> bet that most amateurs leave their computer on 24/7 and connected to a DX
> Cluster.
>
I certainly don't d
"Lowly" K2, Tom??
For me the jury's still out: my nice analog K2 or the very flexible and
feature-rich digital K3.
I'll probably never decide, just as I won't bother to decide whether 80 or
40 meters is a better band. They're just different, that's all. They do
different things better.
As for
Just a gentle suggestion from a non-K3 guy.
A while back it was brought up that we'd place the model # of the rig being
discussed in the subject line of our posts, when applicable.
Like, "K3" when we were talking about that rig, or K1, etc. Threads of
general interest would not have any specif
done before!
Dick K8ZTT
- Original Message -
From: "Vic K2VCO"
To: "Dick Williams" ; "Elecraft Reflector"
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] LP PAN and "Point and Click"
> Dick Williams wrote:
>
>>
On Jul 23, 2009, at 11:57 AM, Ken Kopp wrote:
>
> Aptos has my order for the display, what-ever it turns out to be.
> (:-))
>
So, how did you give Aptos your order, since it isn't on the price
list yet. Do I just send an email to Madeline with my private Swiss
bank account number and ins
Honestly I'm perfectly fine with a computer solution but I want the
same amount of power and flexibility no matter if I'm sitting in front
of Windows or Linux or even Mac for that matter! I give high praise
to Elecraft for keeping software update utilities for all 3 OSes and
they are all kept up t
>
> I'm sure Elecraft will make their panadapter as powerful as possible
> for the
> price -- but it's pretty tough to beat the utility-to-price ratio of
> a $300
> netbook + $495 SDR-IQ unit -- a
I suspect you expect too much from a $300 netbook thingy.
But isn't it amazing that the price o
After reconsidering I came to the conclusion that I just want to be able to
see a portion of the band I'm on.
Sure, point and click would be nice but if I really want that, I'll go with
the all ready existing panadapter or something like Flexradio.
Yes, I have a PC in my shack and it is used for l
the K3 in a small Pelican case.
Paul, W9AC
- Original Message -
From: "Dave - AB7E"
To: ;
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 1:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] LP PAN and "Point and Click"
>
> Actually, you can buy a very competent refurbished computer (with
> w
offer performance and
flexibility instead of redundant hardware I won't be very impressed.
73,
Dave AB7E
--Original Mail--
From: "Dick Williams"
To:
Sent: Thu, 23 Jul 2009 10:37:41 -0600
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] LP PAN and "Point and Click"
Yes, you do have
My "wants" are basic ... I'm just interested in seeing "the band",
or a portion thereof.
Point and click doesn't interest me ... I traded off a hamfest-won
Flex 3000 a couple of months ago..
Aptos has my order for the display, what-ever it turns out to be. (:-))
73! Ken Kopp - K0PP
el
Dick Williams wrote:
> Yes, you do have to have a computer; but what ham out there does not own a
> computer (especially amateurs that have found there "niche" in the hobby
> were they want and need the capabilities of the K3)? If you can afford a
> K3 (and the cost of a add on panadapter),
I'm sure that Elecraft (or any other company) can design and produce just
about whatever is technologically feasible. However, the issue boils down
to at what cost, and then what market is out there to recover the costs.
Yes, it will be great if Elecraft does come out with a Panadapter "add on
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