The problem with PC Anywhere is the bandwidth that it requires and creates
latency. I use Ham Radio Deluxe which operates with a host program running
on 1 computer and a client program on the other. This in conjunction with
Skype to pass the 2-way audio works great. I've done demos (last one a
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] PC Anywhere...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Perchance has anyone on the list tried remote control of his/her K2 (e/w a
KIO2 accessory) using PC Anywhere as described in the April, 2007 QST?
I tried to run PC anywhere ver 11 but it won't run
ron wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
Perchance has anyone on the list tried remote control of his/her K2
(e/w a KIO2 accessory) using PC Anywhere as described in the April,
2007 QST?
I tried to run PC anywhere ver 11 but it won't run on my vista. I need
to splurge 200
Doug Person wrote:
Ron,
VNC is easy to setup and use. However, its bandwidth requirements are
as high as PC Anywhere. There is also desktop sharing built into
Windows but, again, the bandwidth requirements are too great to make
it useful for ham radio.
73, Doug --K0DXV
Well, that
In the past, PC Anywhere opened up some major security holes in
computers and networks. Once installed, it announced itself like a
beacon, screaming for script kiddies to come and get it. It may have
been fixed by now, but I wouldn't want it on any network I was
responsible for. This is
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