I'm tired of switching thu my 4 beverages after every CQ with a rotary switch on my RCS-4. I've looked at the RCS-4 schematic & it looks like it wud be pretty simple to fish the wires connected to th
Wow ! Yes there exist a lot of automation these days today most of us are using tools to...... listen to cw and decode it and spot it to our own spotting system or use the reverse beacon network and
Talk to Marty, KC1CWF... 14 years old, and a contester. He used a $16 relay board, and a $30 wifi interface to it to control his RCS4... and wrote the control software in Python. kc1cwf@yccc.org 73,
Fritz, It dawned on me I did not stay on topic try a search for Band decoders many make them or build your own but looking at what exist in places like the Raspberry Pi forums may help you decide how
Phase 1 is easier to do on one of the many available microcontroller boards rather than on a PC. Something like an Arduino, Teensy, ...Phase 2 is hard. You can look at some SDR programs to see how th
Very cool. For Fritz - I wrote an article, published in QST in October 2011 that describes a solution to the hardware side of a similar interfacing problem. It describes an interface between N1MM Log
"Phase 3: Computer completes QSO & wins many contests in my name. GUYS! Just kiddin!" -- K4OAQ At that point you have no name, just a number, you are not a free man. You are just a carbon-based "modu
Today for this function the Arduino 8X1 relay board makes it so simple at about $10 complete on eBay. They can be hooked up to work with a high or low and even latch or unlatch with an external key p
Many tks guys for all the input. Now the fun begins. J 73, Fritz K4OAQ _______________________________________________ CQ-Contest mailing list CQ-Contest@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/ma