[SCCC] Means of Recording QSOs?

[Don Minkoff]

I use an Olympus LS10 digital recorder.  It has line in ( stereo) and 
line out.  I have it connected from a splitter  out of my K3 line out.  
I also use it on a K2 with the headphone out also using a Y connector.  
I use the recorder to save  wav files to use in N1MM on my PC.  You 
should be able to get a similar recorder for under 80 dollars.

Don, NK6A

On 12/4/2019 11:26 AM, Steve wrote:
> So, I've finally decided to investigate how to record both sides of my 
> QSOs for prosperity (and future listening pleasure). There are radios 
> that do this automagically, I know, but my present FT991A isn't one of 
> them (at least, as far as I know). So I stopped by Best Buy and had a 
> look at their collection of digital recorders, looking for something 
> with a stereo Line In input (and, of course, Line Out), but only 
> finding one of their offerings that clearly advertised the recorder as 
> having that capability on the visible card(s) inside the bubble pack, 
> and it was in the $130+ range. I don't mind spending that kind of 
> money, but not for something that isn't clearly what I want. None of 
> the other recorders mentioned a line input nor was a connector for 
> such obvious through the bubble pack; they all seemed to only have a 
> mic for an input. Note that although it shouldn't make any difference 
> of the mode, at this time, I only operate CW, no voice or 
> computer-to-computer modes.
>
> How are you guys recording your QSOs? I'm also interested in which 
> radios offer this capability since that's my next upgrade move (likely 
> either a FTDX5000, FTDX101D, TS890S, or IC7610).
>
> Thanks,
> SteveH K0XP(/6)
>
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Don Minkoff
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