I use RUMlogNG on a Mac for my logging - I’m still looking for a good
logging program for Linux - CQRLOG is not an option - requires too much
overhead. RUMlog is a good general logger and has a contest mode that
actually works pretty well. It was written and continues to be maintained
and updated b
If you have a 3rd party FTDI driver installed, that may be part of the
problem. MacOS has had FTDI drivers since at least 10.12. I also would
seriously suggest updating to at least the last update of 10.13; 10.14
would be better.
73,
Chuck, AA3CS
— Engineer: "If it ain't broke I haven't messed w
I just looked in some of my old ARRL Handbooks. The earliest I find the chart
described as “Practical arrangement of a shortened antenna” is in the 1948
edition of the handbook. The 1944 edition has a very similar chart talking
about multi band antennas but the description is somewhat different.
I have to agree with Sal, I've tried several Mac logging programs. HamLog is pretty
darned good on the iPad and iPhone for quick logging when I'm not doing a lot and don't
want to bother with a computer. But I use MacLoggerDX on my Mac and really like it a lot.
It isn't a "real" contest logger,
I use MacLoggerDX. I’ve tried RUMLog, it is OK if you can deal with its quirks.
I tried Aether - it lasted about 30 seconds.
MLDX is a bit quirky, too, but I can live with it. It does OK as a contest
logger if you’re not a serious contester.
I have used N1MM in a Parallels VM - works just fine.
Louis,
DVR, TCXO, then 2nd Rcvr. You have to take the front panel off and apart to put
in the DVR. The TCXO goes in behind the front metal partition, and the 2nd RX
takes up the extra space in the middle. If you have any thoughts about adding
filters, now is the time since to change the filters
John,
There are no real issues with installing either the KPA3 or the KAT3. There is
a shield that is included with the KPA3 kit (I don’t believe it comes with the
base radio, but it has been 4 years since I built my kit) that might be easier
to put in before the KAT3. Personally, I’d get them
I hate to jump on the 'me-too' bandwagon, but in this case I will. I use either BNC or N
connectors on everything. Those I can't change from UHF have adapters
"permanently" installed. All my cables are terminated in BNC, most are crimped.
I have been making cables for nearly 40 years now and al
I used the OHR connector kits in both my K3s, turning a no-solder kit into a
very little solder kit. I keep adapters around for those times I don't or can't
change the UHF connectors to BNC or N, but I swap the UHF anytime I can. BNC
and N connectors have two additional attributes (beyond being
The RF Connection in Maryland sells them. Look here
http://www.therfc.com/taiko.htm
73,
Chuck AA3CS
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On Apr 19, 2013, at 22:01, Eduardo González wrote:
> Thank you David and Gary. Now i'm looking on ebay, rfparts, digikey and
> adafruit but can not find!. I need three pigtai
Sounds like you may have turned off the AGC - assuming you are hearing signals
but just seeing no meter movement.
73, Chuck AA3CS
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On Dec 30, 2012, at 7:11, Gary Smith wrote:
> I am working the Stew Perry test and noticed my indicator for SWR & S
> meter stopped not working
I tried Rumlog/Rumped and wasn't overly thrilled. I use MacLoggerDX for my
regular daily logging; I use the N1MM logger with Parallels in a Windows7 VM
for contest logging if I am playing a contest MLDX doesn't support since it
directly supports a lot more contests. MLDX makes a good "light" con
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