It won't be long before we have only USB and Firewire or some new standard. Just imagine what we'll be forced to do. One little cable will plug into the computer. The other end will plug into a W5XD/
Not so subtle, I would say. RS232 is a well established signalling standard, and isn't going away in the foreseeable future. It is also, by it's nature, more appropriate around a ham station. COM por
I thought I had the Belkin F5U103, but it's the predecessor, the F5U003. I don't know if the newer one is the same except for packaging or not. I have been using the F5U003 with a KAM for limited VHF
I still get e-mail bulletins from VAR Business and Microsoft from my past business and I have noted that Microsoft only plans on supporting one OS as soon as possible and that will be NT as we are se
I would like to add that there is a subtle difference important to contesters between the future of LPT ports and the future of COM ports in Windows. You can buy USB to LPT port adapters and you can
The biggest problems today with USB-to-Serial adapters is for generating FSK and CW (some having problems generating CW). But I have heard some say they have great success running CW using them. For