Jim,
The critical timing is handled between the Pi and the radio. If network
delays slow the display, that's generally not critical.
You raised digital modes.
I've spent a bunch of time ragchewing back in the day on AX.25. PSK-31
is good. My impression of FT-8 is that it isn't good for
I’d really like to be able to use my KX2 to control my KX3. Is that an option
or is only the K series the lucky one?
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> On Dec 21, 2017, at 20:42, Wayne Burdick
For data modes (PSK-32, FT-8, etc.) you don't need to move the radio.
Raspbian supports VNC natively. There are VNC clients for just about
every operating system including Android and Windows.
Sit in the living room with your laptop or tablet, jump across your
network using VNC to get to
Wayne,
This sounds interesting. My station is located in a fourth bedroom, downstairs,
at one end of the house. I use a K3/P3 mostly for CW operating and a KX3/PX3
connected to a Raspberry Pi for primarily for data modes. They share my meager
array of wire antennae via two coax switches. With
A number of KX2 owners have asked whether they could use the rig as a
“terminal” to control a remote radio. This may be possible to a limited degree.
This can already be done with a K3, K3S, or K3/0-Mini. All three can do 100%
control of a remote K3 or K3S, including 1:1 display mapping.
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