Does anyone know if there's a Rigblaster or Signalink product
that supports the K3? I'm looking for a plug n' play canned solution
to support the digital modes.
Thanks,
- Bill, KB1PXD
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Bill
What does the K3 lack that a Rigblaster or Signalink provides? I use
mine with MMTTY, N1MM logging/CW keying and DM780 straight to a sound
card. The TX control in DM780 is via the normal serial cable, in MMTTY
via a simple single transistor keying circuit built into the 15 way
accessory
I think there's a solution from microHam (I think there must be), I am using
a USInterface.com Navigator with Windows and DM780.
I'm sure Joe (?) from microHam will chip in here, I know that the
USInterface.com Navigator is available 'off the shelf'.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
The nice thing about an 'all-in-one' solution:
1) Just one USB cable connected to your radio.
2) Very high quality soundcard.
3) Winkeyer built-in.
4) Extra COM ports.
5) Monitor the audio.
6) One chunky cable from the unit to your radio.
End result is a very tidy installation with a
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Subject: [Elecraft] Rigblaster/Signalink for K3?
Bill
What does the K3 lack that a Rigblaster or Signalink provides? I use
mine with MMTTY, N1MM logging/CW keying
Hi Dave,
I appreciate your input but as I had said, I'm looking for
canned solution. Also, my laptop doesn't contain a serial
port so I'd need a USB--Serial adapter. (I know, not
a big deal but I'm trying to keep this clean and simple)
I too plan to use DM780 but have no interest in
Thanks Simon. I couldn't have said it better myself.
Those my sentiments exactly.
- Bill
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
The nice thing about an 'all-in-one' solution:
1) Just one USB cable connected to your radio.
2) Very high quality soundcard.
3) Winkeyer built-in.
4) Extra COM
SignaLink USB.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: KB1PXD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I too plan to use DM780 but have no interest in controlling
the K3 (changing freq., etc.) from HRD. I'm looking for the
simplest solution to support PSK31.
I'm not certain that they have a solution that fully
supports the K3. I've sent them email inquiring about this.
I didn't see any solutions on their website that included
the appropriate cable to connect to the K3, but maybe
I missed it.
Thanks,
- Bill
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
Sorry if this has been answered already: presumably, this can also be used
with an SDR rx on the IF?
David
G3UNA
The nice thing about an 'all-in-one' solution:
1) Just one USB cable connected to your radio.
2) Very high quality soundcard.
3) Winkeyer built-in.
4) Extra COM ports.
5) Monitor
Not all - they have to be high-spec for this.
You would probably want a dedicated soundcard for SDR anyway, also the newer
SDR radios have a USB interface anyway.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: David Cutter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry if this has
] Rigblaster/Signalink for K3?
I think there's a solution from microHam (I think there must
be), I am using
a USInterface.com Navigator with Windows and DM780.
I'm sure Joe (?) from microHam will chip in here, I know that the
USInterface.com Navigator is available 'off the shelf'.
Simon Brown
I had in mind the cheap little add-on kits or even the Elektor rx.
David
G3UNA
Not all - they have to be high-spec for this.
You would probably want a dedicated soundcard for SDR anyway, also the
newer SDR radios have a USB interface anyway.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
for you since it is unlikely that we
use exactly the same computers and USB/Serial adapters.
73, John, W2GW
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From: KB1PXD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2008 10:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Rigblaster/Signalink for K3
As a newcomer to digital modes, one thing still puzzles me. Sometimes,
a station will come back to me several HZ above where I have called
him. I have to move to his frequency, by repositioning my arrow on his
waterfall trace so I can decode him. Then on successive overs we seem
to walk up
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