Hello Andy, Glad of your mail! >My fantasy would be to have the three applications as one. I'm quite sure that it will be never the case as Hams are independant amateurs with limited time and everyone does well exactly what he likes (for example, I'm fond of physique, not of art...).
But the very large diversity of Ham applications, electronic hardwares, antennas...is surely the richness of our hobby. The problem could be the interfaces. There is no standard interfaces between the various Ham applications. 73 Patrick ----- Original Message ----- From: Andrew O'Brien To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, February 17, 2007 11:56 AM Subject: [digitalradio] Morphing Dave, Simon, and Patrick. Since I have a new rig I have been configuring various software to work with it. So I have spent some time with DX Lab Suite, Multpsk, and Ham Radio Deluxe. All three work really well , so well that I often can't decide on which to use as my preferred option. I have to admit that I am totally seduced by the appearance of Ham Radio Deluxe, they should hang it in the Louvre as a work of art. My fantasy would be to have the three applications as one. The appearance of Ham Radio Deluxe, the utility of Multipsk its many modes plus RS and multiple streams, DX Lab Suite's Spotcollector/DX Keeper, Path Finder, and the wonderfully easy LOTW operations that Dave designed. Hmm, I'll have to talk to the radio gods about how to align the planets so this happens. I think there is a HRD to DX LAB "bridge", but have not played with in in some time. -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
