Thanks to all who have responded. I now know:
1. RemoteRig is Swedish, not German.
2. In the words of my buddy N6XI, "Just a few too many moving parts."
It is indeed highly configurable, which is good if you know what
configuration you want ... not so much if you don't.
3. I already have one leg up on this horse, Tom has fully configured
the remote radio end, all I have to do is take care of my control end.
4. I found a Yahoo Group for the RemoteRig box [thanks Mitch, DJ0QN]
which is probably a better forum for this than the Elecraft reflector
inasmuch this does not involve popping in the headphones. :-)
I will stick with this, I've never met a technology yet that I couldn't
master ... or break, and I'm 75.
In the interest of E'craft list BW, how about we move anything else to
the RemoteRig Forum, where it probably belongs.
73,
Fred K6DGW
- Northern California Contest Club
- CU in the Cal QSO Party 1-2 Oct 2016
- www.cqp.org
PS: The horse metaphor is appropriate, W7RN is at 6,500' outside of
Virginia City NV and is wild horse territory. All open range.
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