I have found no substitute for DXBase either. I have tried them all but stick
with it. The problem with most software IMHO, of course, is that it's written
by software people rather than regular human beings.
I put myself on the list for a K4, but I'll be pushing 79 years of age before
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] K3 Port sharing redux
Wes, maybe I read your email wrong, but you implied that setting up the
com0com pairs was a PITA. You used the acronym PITA and I assumed you were
talking about com0com. That's why I commented that you actually do not need
to look at the device
Wes, maybe I read your email wrong, but you implied that setting up
the com0com pairs was a PITA. You used the acronym PITA and I assumed
you were talking about com0com. That's why I commented that you
actually do not need to look at the device manager because it appears
that confused you. Like
Max,
I'm not necessarily set on using LP-Bridge, although it is suiting my needs. As
to its age, my logging program hasn't been updated in 12 years and it still
works fine. I don't have a problem with the start up time, generally, the
computer is on all of the time and my programs are all
Wes, I think you are pretty well set on the continued use of LP_Bridge.
Keep in mind that Larry hasn't touched / updated LP_Bridge for 3.5 years,
plus it's painful to wait for it to start up the virtual eltima IMHO. You
just do not get true virtual K3 CAT instances with LP_Bridge that support
Very good info to know. Thanks for sharing.
73
Bob, K4TAX
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> On Jun 14, 2019, at 5:58 PM, Wes wrote:
>
> In an earlier post I asked for help from the collective wisdom of this group.
> In response I received a lot, some via the reflector, some privately. I
> would
In an earlier post I asked for help from the collective wisdom of this group.
In response I received a lot, some via the reflector, some privately. I would
like to thank all for the assistance.
Some of what I learned I'll repeat.
1) WSJT-X can be run using port sharing despite the common
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