Subject: Re: Rigblaster/Signalink for K3? Use exactly the same computers and USB/Serial adapters. Specific settings might be different for you since it is unlikely that we I hope that sharing my experiences is helpful to you. Maybe an experienced digital mode user could I don't think it is a problem on my end, because itĭoesn't happen with every QSO. Then on successive 'overs' we seem to walk up Have to move to his frequency, by repositioning my arrow on his waterfall Station will come back to me several HZ above where I have called him. My QTH is onĪs a newcomer to digital modes, one thing still puzzles me. My bestĭX so far has been 3B8, Mauritius, and UK0, Asiatic Russia. As everyone is aware,ĭuring this period, the solar flux index has hovered around 70, and the KĪnd A indexes have been on the high side, indicationg lots of QRN. On PSK31 with this setup, and I'm having a ball. In the past month, starting from 0, I have worked 54 DXCC entities, mostly (needlessly? this wouldn't surprise me being an avid QRPer). I prefer PSK31 to RTTY because Iįound that I can be effective with low power and thus not come through my Great reports on the quality of my signal. NoĪGC bars show on transmit, and my PSK meter indicates -34. I use DATA A, set my power out to 25 watts, and my line-out level to 1. ) After that it was all smooth sailing for me.

Options/Properties/Recording from the control bar of the Windows volumeĬontrol. (You can find the mic volume control by invoking

Half-way up, and the microphone control almost near the bottom of the scale. I set all the volume controls on the computer Also, you need to specify that the Mic line out is turned on Program, you need to configure the COM port and that RTS is to be used for I use DigiPan for PSK31 and MMTY for RTTY. You probablyĬould use VOX to handle T/R, but the serial port seemed easier and more Goes to the DB9 socket on the K3 and handles T/R/switching. (no line out either) The DB9 plug from the USB to serial adapter Other cable goes from the 'line in' on the K3 to the 'headphone out' on the One cable goes from the 'line out' on the Radio Shack had was cables with 'sterio' plugs, I tried them anyway. Although I worried a bit at firstīecause the rear microphone socket is supposed to be 'mono', and all that my Lyle, KK7P, once posted to this reflecter that all you needed to work PSK31 I'm sure the KUSB3 offered by Elecraft is eqally competent. I knew I would need an adapter to do the K3 firmware updates. Keyspan USB to serial adapter, so I ordered one while I was waiting for my From posts on e-ham I learned that people were generally happy with the

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