Don/KB2NEJ,
I've been using a PK-232 since the Commodore 64 and IBM 80/88. For a IBM
compatible computer (meaning a Windows based computer), you'll need a RS-232C
cable. Since you say that you have an E-Machine 350, I venture to guess that
you have a 9 pin DB-9 cable connector (male) on your
I changed the subject of my previous e-mail because I didn't see ANYONE respond
about a program that runs PACTOR on a soundcard. I find it hard to believe
that no one would say anything after all the notes being sent back and forth
about looking for just such a program.
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You will need a cable with a 25 pin on one end and
a 9 pin on the other or an adapter from 25 pin to 9 pin. The 9 pin will go to
the com port on the computer and the 25 pin will go to the PK-232. Then you will
need the audio cables to go from the radio to the PK-232. The PK-232 comes with
i've try'd everything and need HELP.
my computer (E- Machine 350) & pk232 dont like each other,
anybody help me with cable setup.?
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Greetings:
Now that all of all the scores have been posted and finalized for
the last running of the TARA PSK Rumble I'd like to thank each of you that
participated this year. This was another tough battle but in the end the
following stations top their class:
NORMAL CLASS:
1. SV8RX QSO
