> I am also a big fan of cocoaModem for digital modes. It supports
> decoding both the main and sub receivers, which is nice for working
> pileups.
Unfortunately, Chen has abandoned cocoaModem ... it is orphan software.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 1/27/2016 5:17 PM, Bill Frantz wrote:
Allow me to disagree with Jim and Rick on this issue and recommend some
native Mac programs. I have used RUMlog (a general purpose log program)
and RUMped (a contest logger) for several years. They are mature
programs and Thomas, DL2RUM provides excellent support. He has a new
logging program, RUMlogNG which provides the functionality of both
programs and is available at not cost through the Apple App store.
I just installed RUMlogNG yesterday, and am still getting it set up. It
will cooperate with fldigi to provide digital modes and will directly
run a K3 or KX3. Since the K3S is operationally the same as the K3 as
far as computer control is concerned, it should also "just work".
NOTE: If anyone wants to load old QSOs into RUMlogNG, read the getting
started documentation first.
I am also a big fan of cocoaModem for digital modes. It supports
decoding both the main and sub receivers, which is nice for working
pileups.
For information on ham radio programs for the Mac, see
<http://www.machamradio.com/>.
73 Bill AE6JV
On 1/27/16 at 10:51 AM, [email protected] (a45wg) wrote:
Fellow Hams,
I received my K3-S a few weeks ago - and I have been marvelling at
it’s features. I still am awaiting the arrival of a rotator - and them
I will hoist some Yagi’s up… but in the meantime - I am enjoying the
awesome RX/TX on this radio….
I used to be quite an active contest station (alas no 4x4x4 here) - on
CW/SSB and Occasionally RTTY - so please may I ask for some
steerage/advice regarding the best way to connect a K3-S to a PC so I
can automate some of the repetition of contest work …. I fully
understand and accept "DE TEST” is not everyone’s cup of tea… But I
enjoy it at times.
It appears that WinKeyer is popular - will that suffice just for CW ?
How about Data Modes ??
I would prefer not to have 3 or 4 options - but too keep things
simple. In the “old days” I used to use a SignaLink - which I found
flexible and worthwhile.
OS for PC: Linux or Mac - NOT Windows
Many thanks for taking the time to read this
Regards
Tim - A45WG
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