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Ben suggested this too. But he also pointed out that it may increase latency if the routers "bunch" together packets so they can send a bigger batch of data. This will depend on the routers so will be

Hi Ben, I can't reproduce this on my two-Linux test setup. Please make sure the Quisk versions are 4.2.9 on both machines. Has anyone else seen this? Jim N2ADR

Hello Andy, Please try using QS.set_cwkey(1)? instead of QS.set_key_down(1), and don't use XXset_transmit_mode(). This call should start CW transmission. If it doesn't work let me know and I will try

Hi Ben, I think i should have made my initial comments in the topics concerning remote control and limited bandwidth ;-). I do hope Jim reads this and can provide a solution. For the remote controlled

Hello Peter, I think it's a good idea as an option ... I had this in mind early in my experiments (really, just picking up on some ideas that other folks had mentioned on groups.io even before I got

Hi Jim, My colleague Ed Murphy (GM3SBC) and I have been developing the Globemaster SDR over the past few years (more info here ( http://www.scottie-sdr.co.uk ) ). We have been using Quisk 4.1.41 for

Hi Ben My Control Head is a RPI without screen, keyboard, etc.. Quisk is started automatically when the RPI boots. I have done this by adding a line to /etc/xdg/lxsession/LXDE-pi/autostart. cat

Found in 4.2.9 (but likely present in earlier Remote Quisk releases): Remote Quisk Split mode (CW-U) transmits on the Rx frequency (I got caught by the "DX Frequency Police" for D60AE!).

Found in 4.2.9 (but likely present in earlier releases): I stopped the Control Head (Win 10) by clicking the "On" button ... as expected, the remote connection closes, radio sound stops, and graph and

Hi Ben and Jim WSJT-X is working in my setup. I don't know why it didn't work the other day. Remote is a RPI4 and local is a laptop with Ubuntu and transceiver Hermes-Lite. WSJT-X setup is: Settings

Hello Niels and Jim, I'm hoping it will work! When implementing the prototype, I tried to find the point at which to send "mic sound" from the control head to the remote radio, so that any Quisk audio

Hi Ben, The remote control features you have been developing for quisk sound very attractive, thanks for your efforts! I am not at that stage just yet, but my intention is to have full control over an

Not exactly a bug but if I set the spot level with the slider to say 0.1 watt on the ctl-head and kill the remote, when I start another instance of quisk remote it remembers the spot level correctly

Hi Ben, As wifi, I actually use 2 ubiquiti Power Beam Airmax M5 (5Ghz - 25Dbi Dish )given for a bandwith up to 25O Mb/s ( not the last release up to 400), but my wire setup doesn't allow a bandwith

Hello Pascal, Thank you for the report.? Glad to hear the WiFi is working well, and, if I understand your setup, I would enjoy knowing what kind of WiFi you have that has a half-mile range!? ... I

Hello Niels, I am not sure. The AC2YD design sends radio sound, not samples. But Fldigi and other digital software is designed to work with the sound from a normal radio, so I guess it should work.

I first want to thank Jim? for this new improvment I have 2 sites with? 2 internet DSL box (7Mb/s - 0.4 Mb/s) , and a wifi link between them ( half a mile away only - up to 250 Mb bandwith on the

Do you have plans for implementing the digital modes DGT-L and DGT-U, so JTDX or fldigi can run on the local computer? de oz9ny, niels

Jim, that would be really great and would be a huge benefit for me. My Raspberry Pi arrived last week and I have set it up with Raspbian and quisk-4.2.9 and it runs extremely well with my desktop

Hello Graeme, This sounds like a good feature that should not be limited to the control head version. I will work on it. Jim N2ADR