Another good choice is Hamscope. It's still free I think, and it links
to TRX-Manager thru OLE, so you can use one common rig controller and log.
Another well integrated package is the DXLab suite. It is free, and
extremely well supported, but not in the league of TRX for remote control.
As a developer Julian, I am really sorry to hear about your experiences.
If I ever charge for any of my software, I'll do it as shareware... the
gentlemen will send something, the others will have nothing to complain
about ;-)
Larry N8LP
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If you just want a program to run on the computer next to the radio then
MixW would be my choice. It supports more data modes than any other
program, plus SSTV and CW, and has a logging feature that can be used on
all modes. I'm not a serious contester, but its contest support seems
pretty good to me.
My own program K2Net provides a remote K2 front panel that can be used
across the Internet. However it is not, and is never likely to, do all the
things TRX Manager can, especially as I have somewhat lost interest in
writing software for radio hams following the abuse I received trying to
stick up for commercial software developers (see the blog on my website if
you're interested.)
Julian, G4ILO
G4ILO's Shack: http://www.tech-pro.net/g4ilo
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