And if someone can format K3 ref material for Blackberry, I suspect
Eric will bless that, too. It WBVN to have at least a Quick Ref!
Rick N6XI
On 4/27/10, Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft e...@elecraft.com wrote:
Mike, Thanks for doing this. Looks good.
In general, please ask us for permission
Actually, I was thinking that formatting such information for the iPad would be
more useful. I have been thinking about the myriad of applications that might
be fitting for an iPad in my shack. What I need is the time to create them and
unfortunately I will not have that time this year but maybe
I'm also sorely tempted to get an iPad, even tho it's a One-point-Oh version
and surely infested with the usual bugs of a One-point-Oh. But if it really
pans out over time as a good multimedia device, I could see it as a neat
alternative for doing digital modes; i.e. the sound card ones like PSK
Think your better off with a netbook for that kind of stuff, ipad
doesn't have i/o at all, no audio input and a fairly limited
processor, its more of a dumb tablet for web browsing and running
little apps. And for the price, you could pick up 3 netbooks and put
whatever flavor of *nix or windows
I will have my iPad tomorrow, with cell phone modem. Contrary to other
posts, you can add a USB port - already have that little gizmo ready to
attach.
Monty K2DLJ
I'm also sorely tempted to get an iPad, even tho it's a One-point-Oh
version
and surely infested with the usual bugs of a
On Apr 29, 2010, at 4/299:26 AM, Matt Palmer wrote:
... ipad doesn't have i/o at all, no audio input...
You are probably not aware that the iPad's Camera Connection Kit
supports a USB Class Compliant sound card.
73
Chen, W7AY
And then an app needs to be written that supports all that, I'll still
stick to cheap available hardware over vapor ware myself. And wait
until tablets come into their own (again, I had an original newton too
bad they didn't take off with that). I do suppose someone has to be a
trail blazer.
Matt
You are talking to the right guy (W7AY) about software, maybe we'll see
CocoaModem on the iPad. :)
On 4/29/2010 10:11 AM, Matt Palmer wrote:
And then an app needs to be written that supports all that, I'll still
stick to cheap available hardware over vapor ware myself. And wait
until tablets
On Apr 29, 2010, at 4/2910:11 AM, Matt Palmer wrote:
And then an app needs to be written that supports all that...
A very basic PSK31 app for the iPod Touch has been available through
the Apple app store for a while now.
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-psk31/id329842689?mt=8
Well the problems with the tablets of the past have typically been poor
performance and just being too crippled to really do anything useful. I.e.,
you touch it to do something and it grinds and grinds and then maybe pops u
a window etc
I guess it remains to be seen if the iPad gets
Phil,
Those are some good ideas. Now a days in retirement I write iDevice Apps
for fun and profit and I have been noticing more and more Ham Radio based
apps. There is already a digital mode app for the iPad in case you were
interested. It is called I-Psk31 but it has had mixed reviews. I
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Think your better
Let's end this thread today to avoid list email overload. We're
drifting afield from Ham Radio and Elecraft topic relevance.
73, Eric
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On 4/29/2010 11:31 AM, Jeff KB2M wrote:
What the iPad really is, it's a way for schools to save tons of money on
textbooks.
For those of you who have an iPhone and would like to have the K3 Programmer's
Reference as a handy reference on your iPhone, read on.
I have developed an iPhone app that puts the entire K3 Programmer's Reference
document in iPhone format for your use. It also includes appropriate
Nice, thank you!
Darin, k6osx
On 4/26/2010 4:47 PM, Michael Downs wrote:
For those of you who have an iPhone and would like to have the K3
Programmer's Reference as a handy reference on your iPhone, read on.
I have developed an iPhone app that puts the entire K3 Programmer's Reference
Mike, Thanks for doing this. Looks good.
In general, please ask us for permission first before reproducing our
copyrighted material for wide distribution. In general we'll likely OK
it for free apps like this, but it is a legal requirement for us to
protect our copyrights.
I'm officially
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