Yes, I have a WinKeyUSB which N1MM uses to key my K3. I try hard to
paddle right using the K3 keyer, it makes guest op sessions so much
easier. I have a paddle on the WinKey to the left of the Pigknob and
mouse, and sometimes, I think when I'm tired, I end up using it because
it's so much eas
You might try Pignology. I have two of the PigKnobs, one for each K3. You
can remotely tune at different rates and it has 8 programmable buttons for
K3 macros. It works really well and if you spend long hours tuning, like
contesting, it is a real relief to be able to run many radio functions
withou
Do you have something like a Winkeyer? You could use it in standalone
mode, and use the CW memory buttons on that to send your call/RST.
73, Matt VK2RQ
On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 11:18 AM, Fred Jensen wrote:
> You might consider checking out Pignology. For several reasons, built-in
> furniture in t
You might consider checking out Pignology. For several reasons,
built-in furniture in the shack is a big one, my KPA500 sits on the desk
because of the weight, and the K3 is on a shelf about 7 inches [18 cm,
we're inching our way to metric :-)] above it. It's on the right
[again, built in fur
How about a separate keypad that allows direct frequency entry and has macros?
When Nick (N3WG) is finished with the PigPad, it will be available.
http://blog.pignology.net/2014/02/pigpad-prototype.html
wunder
K6WRU
On Apr 3, 2014, at 1:41 PM, Hisashi T Fujinaka wrote:
> I'm embarassed to adm
Hisashi,
Not as convenient as physically remoting the buttons, but I wrote a
small C program that sends commands to the K3. I then made some short
"aliases" using that program name. If I type the letter "a" the K3
sends my call, AB3AP. If I type "9" it sends "R 5nn TU" ("7" sends "R
57n TU
I'm embarassed to admit this but I have a question:
In CW pileups, I usually have M1 programmed to send my callsign and M2
to just send the standard "callsign 5NN TU". The thread on ergonomics
made me think about the cramp I get in my hand holding it up by the top
of the rig.
Has anyone ever thou
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