On Tue, 5 Jun 2007, Larry Phipps wrote:
I like this approach for remote control because it eliminates the PC and its
maintenance. There are also inexpensive devices to provide streaming VoIP
over ethernet from companies like Sippura and Cisco, using "analog telephone
adapters" aimed at the Vonage type internet phone market. This allows a
remote setup with just a router and broadband modem of some sort. The rig,
rotator and other equipment appear as remote "virtual" com ports over the
internet.
As someone who knows nothing about the stuff you've mentioned, and therefore
even less about remote control, it strikes me that a How To could be of great
benefit to those of us that are faced with the serial radio and the USB ported
computer. My experience with the USB to anything converters, dongles, prayer
wheels and incense burners has been less than satisfactory.
I would be grateful to read more about it, as it may give me yet another tool in
the fight against technology.
Thom,EIEIO
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