Eric Swartz WA6HHQ - Elecraft wrote
Folks,
Let's end this thread. This list is not the place to argue pro/con on
issues like this, especially when they pertain to other manufacturer's
products.
73,
Eric
List Moderator
elecraft.com
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Just to be clear, I didn't mention any other
My apologies to Eric posting on a closed topic.
However, the thesis that started this is wrong. PS/2 is but one
implementation of I2C bus technology and the I2C bus is still very
much alive in many control systems. A great many of the general
purpose micro controllers contain dedicated I2C
As long as people are polite and don't resort to childish name calling, OT
forums can bring up interesting and useful topics for discussion. If the
List Operator doesn't want manufacturers names to be used, then that should
be stated up front.
But this isn't a general topic forum. It is an
mcduffie wrote
But this isn't a general topic forum. It is an Elecraft forum. And guess
what.
Elecraft is the owner/moderator. People aren't here to chit chat about
whatever
is on their mind, unless it relates specifically to Elecraft equipment.
Gary
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This forum is for non ham radio
I'd prefer that, as well. I might have an old 19 FP monitor around
here somewhere that will still accept a SVGA connection.
If I were to buy a new monitor for that purpose, it would certainly have
HDMI support, and it wouldn't cost that much, either.
All three computers in the house,
I am continually astounded to see expensive electronics (particularly in the
CW arena) being offered with PS2 connections for keyboards. The standard has
been dead for about 100 years now, supplanted by USB technology. To ask for
over $300.00 for a decoder/logger/keyer is all fine and good ,but
Good that you're so firm about it. It matters not
to me; I have excellent, small keyboards of both
persuasions.
One might as well argue that the P3 SVGA add-in
should support HDMI instead of the relatively
ancient SVGA.
Phil w7ox
On 5/17/14, 7:42 PM, HREFAB wrote:
I am continually
And we're still using RS-232 instead of USB. And UHF connectors, which have
been obsolete since the 1940's (when the N connector was developed). It is all
kind of embarrassing.
wunder
K6WRU
On May 17, 2014, at 7:42 PM, HREFAB j...@hre.com wrote:
I am continually astounded to see expensive
Hard Wired Keyboards and Mice are also passe.
Wireless is the only way to go, but that means you need more than just a
couple of USB ports on these radios.
73, Dick, W1KSZ
On 5/17/2014 8:19 PM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
Good that you're so firm about it. It matters not to me; I have
excellent,
Folks,
Let's end this thread. This list is not the place to argue pro/con on issues
like this, especially when they pertain to other manufacturer's products.
73,
Eric
List Moderator
elecraft.com
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On May 17, 2014, at 11:19 PM, Phil Wheeler w...@socal.rr.com wrote:
Good that you're so
One might as well argue that the P3 SVGA add-in should support HDMI instead
of the relatively ancient SVGA.
Actually, I would prefer that if it supported HDMI. I don't own any SVGA
displays -- haven't owned one in over 11 years. DVI and HDMI are the way to go
these days. I have not
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