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I got it from this Amazon page: <https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08YNPXPRW> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Stephen H. Smith??? wa8lmf (at) aol.com

Details on the 11 port USB hub, please? Where to buy? Make/model,?approximate cost, etc. Thanks. Best regards, Gary, K7EK

Trying to monitor VaraSat (QO-100) with VaraHF without any success, nothing in the monitor window Are there different "protocol" with VaraSat compared to VaraHF ? 73 Thomas

That's why I like this 11-port USB hub that I use in my ham shack trailer "Studio B <http://WA8LMF.net/Aliner>" .? It has individual power switches for each port that lets you make individual devices

if windows dont break it, did it exist? Yes I too would have worn out sockets. I am constantly chasing gremlins out of radio sw. Doze has found a way to screw over everything it dont approve of. Even

I’d wear out my USB sockets if I did that!

Never let it update automatically I always close all apps and disconnect USB devices, take only a few minutes. Then do the Windows updates,,?Never had device or USB issues -- Best 73 - Dave - G8LIY

There was likely a driver update to the sound system, which then caused Windows to renumber the sound devices in the system. Vara FM must be pointing to the wrong device. On Vara FM, when you press

On July 6th My home computer as well as 3 vhf gateways had Windows 10 updates, since that day, VARA-FM from home can not connect, but VARA-HF and packet work fine ( on home computer, Separate HF rig

Yes, using VARA-HF with Winlink for ham and shares mail and P2P, and also with the VaraC chat program. Also, MMSSTV, FLDIGI, and other sound card modes. -- 73 de w8nsi Jim ts-480, ft-857, 75m loop.

I have had Rigblasters, Microham usb-3’s, SignaLink’s and DRA products. The one I prefer is the DRA-100 for HF use from Masters Communications (http://www.masterscommunications.com/). I use the

Allen; Which particular "in-radio sound card constraints" does the Rigblaster Advantage overcome? Mark - AD7EF

If *Winlink* or digital are main goals- a Rigblaster Advantage may be a perfect solution. Worry free, reliable, easy hook-up, working perfectly with years of constant use. No problems ever with any

Mike AE4ML, I have both the IC-7300 (Winlink Hybrid HF Station) and the FT-991A 'shack in a box' in my go kit.? If you are considering only HF operations the ICom option is my personal

It really matters where you are. High speed digital networks are great in urban areas. In south Texas we have Houston, San Antonio, and Austin as major metro areas and high speed networks are used. In

Stephen; You're right! ?I was responding to Steve in the context of Tadd KA2DEW's post (#6278), where he said " I’m partial to the Raspberry PI as a computing platform, but we’ll see how the

Being able to use existing VHF/UHF radios certainly has advantages, but they *are* voice radios, with audio bandwidths in the 6KHz - 7Khz range, when set for "9600bps data". With this limitation,

I just moved to Waynesville NC from western WA. In Western WA I participated in building/supporting the HamWAN network there, a robust high speed IP over 3GHz ham freqs that has instigated the build

I don't think Steve was suggesting compatibility with VARA. Just an alternative functional equivalent with certain suggested advantages. Stephen W9SK

NCPACKET is not so bad when you consider it in terms of a Maker-space hands-on? project.? The network has to follow procedures that are brought down to the level of the least-common ham.? While the