I know that UA9CLB was using TR4W in SO2R configuration in recent ARRL
contest. No delays observed but he did not use Microham . He was using
USB-COM adapter and TR4W was running under WinXP.
Several club stations here are using TR4W for MS.
73, Igor UA9CDC
>I assume that was K5PI at V31TP who said hello two or three times. I'm
>sure you guys had a blast. I've been out of the loop for a while, but
>decided to get on for part of this weekend, and I sure am glad I did - 100
>watts on a dipole into Europe on 80 meters was very nice.
>
> I decided to get my Vista laptop with only USB ports ready for contesting,
> if possible. I was thinking of using N1MM, so I picked up a microHAM CW
> Keyer to get a WinKey interface for CW (and a nice rig interface in the
> same box on the same USB cable). Before I got to N1MM, I read about TR4W,
> the windows offspring of TR-log (http://tr4w.qrz.ru/) and installed it.
> My first challenge was figuring out where Vista put my configuration
> files, and solving that did take a while. I was just starting to think,
> Vista isn't as bad as I heard, but it is different.
>
> The microHAM CW Keyer installation was very straightforward as was the
> included rig interface to my old Orion. Once I found the contest
> configuration file and edited it, TR4W was great. I was really impressed.
> A lot of nice interface features accessible with various windows made
> setup easier and a lot more dynamic. My only question or observation is
> that there seems to be a slight delay compared to old DOS TR-log with just
> about any keypress. Maybe I am just out of contest shape, but I wonder if
> anyone has used TR4W for SO2R where any delay is an issue?
>
> 73 -- John
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