Hi Jim, Just curious......saw somewhere wherein the digital interfaces for "modes" also use tones for CW into the mike jack in some cases AND that this means one must use USB or LSB instead of key

I discovered an interesting glitch this morning when playing with the Pi, FLDIGI and my KX3 this morning. It all worked, but the mouse was really jerky and slow to update position in FLDIGI (it was

Adapters based on the FTDI chipset are usually the best. The last one I got was from Amazon - I needed both my big radio's cat interface as well as interface to my KPC3+, so I got a

Thanks, Wayne. Never enough resources. If you work with tubes you probably already know NJ7P’s site. For those who are not aware, this site is a great source for tube data and

Hi Jim and all. Jim, way to go, I really enjoyed your tutorial and very nice time line article on the Ras-PI and FLDIGI. Particularly liked your "stick with it" attitude and getting it up. Super! I

Just discovered why I couldn't get the 4SLink to work with the KX3. The Mic/PTT jack on the 4SLink is backwards from the way the KX3 works. On the 4SLink, the microphone audio is on the "ring" and

 Super job again Walter, specialthanx to the authors also. ---------------------------------- I love thisradio stuff ! 72 WAØITP www.wa0itp.com www.4sqrp.com

Great Banner again Walter! 72 Johnny AC0BQ

Walter, Another outstanding edition, great job, thanks. Thanks also to Jim for writing up the Raspberry Pi experience with FLDigi. To everyone who contributed. Thank you. 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne -

The Ozark QRP Banner for May is ready for your reading at, http://www.4sqrp.com/TheBanner.php Just a little idea of the line up: 4SQRP in Seneca...pg2..... Random pixs OzarkCon...pg 3 ..... Postage

They aren't cheap but IMHO this is the best one on the market: http://www.sealevel.com/store/serial/asynchronous-serial/usb/2105r-usb-to-1-port-rs-232-db9-serial-interface-adapter.html de KC0PET,

I use one of the cheaper ones here. Ftdi chip set. Works great for me. One on a pc and one on a Mac. http://www.alliedelec.com/easysync/ Jim BeardSent from my iPhone AE5ZZ

Another great one if you can find the older Inside Out Networks "Edgeport" 2, 4 or 8 port USB to DB9 adapter on eBay for a decent price (they run the gamut from $30 up to over $300 for the newly

I've got a drawer full of converters that don't work. I gave up on them and installed a dual outlet serial card, problem solved. Bob aa7eq

I second the recommendation for anything with an FTDI chip set. They are the only ones I've found to be trouble free. Google's your friend but the last ones I bought for work came from

Hi Group, Just got the QRP-Q in out of the mail box, and it looks like I saved it from the rain! Lots of good stuff in this issue! Now to find time to read it! I have to work this weekend

If we had known ahead, we could have loaned them a qrp rig so they could work people during those idle times at 35 mph. 72 – Ron AG1P

Just about anything with an FTDI chipset is MUCH better than the Prolific stuff. Elecraft actually discontinued use of the Prolific ones over a year ago and went to the FTDI chipset. Much more

I'm having problems with a Prolific USB-Serial converter, and am going to replace it. Is anyone else using a different brand name? How reliable is it, source ,

Pretty amazing! Johnny AC0BQ