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Eric
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On Oct 21, 2011, at 12:13 PM, Bill Mader wrote:
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> You can find suitable XP-Pro machinces for well under $100 at
> PacificGeeks.com. I purchased a refurbished HP PC with one serica
You can find suitable XP-Pro machinces for well under $100 at PacificGeeks.com.
I purchased a refurbished HP PC with one serical and one parallel plus a
handful of USB ports for $59.95 recently. I'm a broadcast engineer
(electronics and IT) for a nation-wide company where we still use XP on
You are correct about WinXP SP2, but support continues for WinXP SP3.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 10/20/2011 11:13 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
> Second, I don't know where people are coming up with an end of
> support date in 2014 for Windows XP. This Microsoft site
> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/win
6 weeks ago I had a machine built to a high spec, I asked for Win XP Pro, but
got a call saying Microsoft don't supply a stand alone xp pro os software
anymore.
When I picked up my new PC the builder said MS supplied an official OS software
disc with XP Pro and with licensed Win7 software onbo
Joe,
Your link below sites XP Service Pack 2. Service Pack 3 is still being
supported.
Dave, N4QS
- Original Message -
From: "Joe Subich, W4TV"
To:
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 10:13 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3: PSK "mixed mode"
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> Don,
>
>
Don,
I was specifically speaking to *new* installations ... try to find
a fresh copy of Windows XP - particularly Windows XP Professional
which is the only version worth having - for sale at any reputable
dealer. You certainly will not find it at New Egg or Tiger Direct.
Second, I don't know wh
Joe,
What you say is partially correct (it all depends on your definition of
"dead"). WinXP is still supported for security updates from Microsoft.
Although, MS will no longer answer specific questions relating to WinXP,
they are still providing "support" in the form of security updates.
Whi
> If you are serious about doing digital modes, I would highly
> recommend a dedicated PC for the hamshack, and I would further
> recommend a desktop running Windows XP. Most all ham applications
> will run on XP, but some have trouble on Vista or Win7.
I would strongly urge anyone considering a
Jim,
If you are serious about doing digital modes, I would highly recommend a
dedicated PC for the hamshack, and I would further recommend a desktop
running Windows XP. Most all ham applications will run on XP, but some
have trouble on Vista or Win7. A desktop allows you to install real
seri
Greg
Thanks for the point to G4ILO's site. KCOMM looks very close to what I want.
I'll give it a try. He mentions that due to health reasons he is no longer
developing any software.
Thanks
Jim ab3cv
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I thought about it a bit more and there would not be a need to retune the K3
receive side if split was used. VFO A would be used to set the listening
range that the PC operated its decoding on (~2.5Khz) and that same program
could QSY VFO B for transmitting (KY stream) in split mode so that the
dis
It's just something software authors have not bothered with since they
already work with audio with no problems.
There are two programs which may be of interest KTune has a function
for a digital window using FSK-D and PSK-D using the K3 com port. I don't
recall if there is a waterfall or no
Jim,
If you can convince the authors of the software that provides the
waterfall display you wish to send an ascii stream to the K3 via the
"KY" command(s), then what you wish will be accomplished.
The K3 has made that provision possible, but so far, only a couple
applications have chosen to ta
Jim
I'm rather hoping that this will be included in further expansion of the P3.
It's an expensive potential solution though, if you don't already have one!
73
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Stephen
On 20 Oct 2011, at 16:34, Jim Miller wrote:
> I've been playing around with PSK a bit with my PC and the K3. One thing I
I've been playing around with PSK a bit with my PC and the K3. One thing I
don't care for with the digimodes is the need to drive the transceiver with
audio out from the PC. Messing with the drive levels and being wary of PC
audio sounds is a turn off.
The K3 has PSK-D which provides a nice facili
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