Evening folks:
I apologize that it feels like nobody is watching the email reflectors. As
you can imagine, we've been pretty busy in Customer Support and that
has caused us to be temporarily less responsive in some areas.
As Ed posted, our plan has always been to roll the Flex Community out
Tim:
The relays used in the FLE-Series radios are designed for extremely long
life. 20 Million cycles is the norm. That's the standard CW word "PARIS"
1,428,571 times!
They may be a bit noisy but the relays are very reliable!
73,
Greg - K5GJ
On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 9:59 PM, Tim Lemmon
The Heil FS-2 is actually pretty cool. It has a 2-stage switch that allows
you to key your amplifier just before keying up the radio. Unkey is the
same in reverse. We stock them if you are interested. Check out the
online store.
For dirt-simple bullet-proof foot-stompin'. I use a momentary
If you can find the old Dictaphone machines, they have really good foot
switches for this purpose. I used several of them to do a transmit foot
switch function at no cost. You just have to put the proper wiring on the
end. 73 Bruce ve5rc
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From: FlexRadio [mailto:flex
Hey everyone.
This has probably been discussed before, but I don't remember. When
operating a 3000 at a fairly fast rate on CW, lately I've set the delay
down to zero for darned close full QSK. Wearing a headset of course, so I
don't hear the relay(s), but they're clickin' and a clackin' pretty
I modified a $11 power tool foot switch from Harbor Freight Tools. It was
quick and works great!
Harbor Freight Tools power tool foot switch ($11 with 25% discount coupon)
> modified for use as a foot operated push to talk switch with the FlexRadio.
> Photo journal at
> https://picasaweb.google.c
I have been trying to install the K9DUR Voice Keyer software with no success in
my Win XP machine.
Would someone pass along a recommendation for a Win XP compatible Voice Keyer
software program that will permit selecting a COM port up to COM 9 (for PTT
keying) and select VAC for audio interfac
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