It might be a fun science project to build this into a KX1 case and
remote a few of the knobs and buttons to the K2 over a digital link
using the KIO2. Microchip even makes a PIC with a transmitter in it
(the rfPIC). Audio back channel could be through a cheap FM BCB Part 15
transmitter plugged into the K2 headphone jack, or just a loud speaker
in the shack.
On Sat, 19 Feb 2005 8:31 pm, wayne burdick wrote:
A 900-MHz ASK (amplitude-shift-keyed) transceiver chip might be a
better way to do this, or of course blue-tooth. There are also very
inexpensive garage-door opener receiver/transmitter boards available.
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