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My Mac Pro does not seem to have a mic in anywhere on it. Maybe Ill just have to purloin Toodles old laptop..... I will get a plan together ha ha ha Merry Christmas. de Paul N0NBD

Hello Steve, all: The mrx software sounds interesting! I have Windows, Linux and I phones/ iPads running. Would be interesting to see how this software would run across the different platforms! Looks

Nice Project Dan! Your work looks good. I built the beta of the g59 geniuses a few years ago, and it took most of a whole winter! Go easy on the solder and have lots of wick around, it works

I used to do some Morse via the web running this small program called CWCom available for free at http://www.mrx.com.au/d_cwcom.htm It has different rooms or servers to enter to find someone to talk

Dan and all, I would not "lay down a small puddle of solder" on more than one pad. That puddle of solder on the diagonal lead can keep the other IC leads from seating firmly onto the

Thanks Steve, this sounds perfect. Could you write up a little list of baby steps to get us started? The CW Communicator sounds pretty good for roundtable chats, or a meeting place if I read. it

I wonder if the software will run under WINE? If so, it would open it up to both Mac and Linux users. John AA0VE P.S. Merry Christmas to all.

I have no recommendation. I know it's distasteful to Mac users but possibly a Win. emulator(?). I don't own a Mac or I'd give it a try. Getting it working on a Mac would make you a

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 So what do you recommend for those of us who use Macs? NSHO, CW Communicator by MRX Software is the best Morse over Internet ap plication, bar none.

CW over the Internet is fun. And it has already been done for us. IMNSHO, CW Communicator by MRX Software is the best Morse over Internet application, bar none. It was invented by a ham, John Samin

Terry, thanks. As complicated as SMD soldering is I find it very cathartic. It requires so much concentration that you HAVE to shut everything else out and except on the teeny-tiniest ones it's just a

That YouTube video is NOT my radio. I'm only partially completed with the RF board. I just thought you guys might to see one in action. Pretty impressive for "home brew"

Ron, Johnny, and all, Echolink may indeed be the tool we need. Some food for thought: Create a 4sqrp

About time to start the "What are you working on?" thread... I started a very ambitious -- maybe too ambitious?? - project called the mcHF Transceiver. It is an 80-10 open source SDR transceiver

I'm interested as well. I was thinking like Ron, possibly echo link? Johnny AC0BQ -- QRP....."More smiles per Watt" 72 JOHNNY AC0BQ ..

Terry and all the 4SQRP - I hope everyone has a blessed and safe and Merry Christmas. And a happy new year. May the richness and fullness of the Christ Child dwell in all your hearts. Personally, I'm

Sounds interesting to me. Maybe Echolink could provide a vehicle to accomplish? Merry Christmas!! 72 de Ron - AG1P

The landline guys have set up just such a group on the internet, although their facilities either use or emulate sounders. I’m not sure what the program for Windows is like - I think more flexible

I'm inrersted,