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Greetings to all ! I usually use the SO2R configuration, N1MM+, two keyboards and one PC.?To switch left, right, both, I connected two pedals to pins 10 and 11 of the AUX connector. What is very

Greetings to all ! I usually use the SO2R configuration, N1MM+, two keyboards and one PC.?To switch left, right, both, I connected two pedals to pins 10 and 11 of the AUX connector. What is very

…take apart any old AT or ATX power supply, find ground wire from 110/220V power connector, Ground wire has yellow/green stripes. Remove nut, flat washer and “bity” washer you looking for. Its

FWIW, I * *LOVE* * my YCCC SO2R+ box.? I even got another kit (and built it) somewhere along the way as a backup, just in case !? I am going to build a 3rd to have as a travel-kit, assuming we ever

And 750 So2R Boxes later, we had to retire the design because parts were getting hard to find. Dennis W1UE

Some of this is the difference between a ham radio club project and a commercial product. Originally I built an SO2R Box and brought it to a YCCC meeting. WW1M saw it and said he could lay out a PC

... from a person with quarter century In QC department - there's special kind of "aggressive" washes specifically designed to penetrate coating and provide acceptable electrically ground

Paul, Dennis, Thank you for replying. For background, I just received and built this (old stock) kit. "Run 4" is a quote from Dennis's email of 24 Oct 2011 warning about a floating ground on the

Bob I think by "Run 4", you mean a YCCC box from the fourth run. The only thing I see that you didn't comment on was that paint needs to be scraped at two spots- one is the where the ground lug is,

Hi Bob, What do you mean by a "Run 4 box"? I have a K4 but I haven't done any SO2R phone operating with it. The SO2R Box microphone switching is very simple - there is a relay which connects both

Good Morning, I just received/built a "Run 4" box. It seems to work fine until I transmit local SSB audio at any power level over 2W. From 2W up, what appears to be RF feedback into the mic line

Sorry about that - it is 1.13. Paul [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Paul, 1.33 or 1.13? Mike -- 73, Mike, N1JEZ "A closed mouth gathers no feet"

Hi All, I just put a new version of the software on the k1xm.org website. The new feature is support for TCP/IP connections. If your logging program supports OTRSP and WinKey over TCP you can

Paul, Something you said had me going to look for something like this very thing (I would've never known otherwise that such a thing existed) Thanks to you again.? Hope you are having fun.? Saw you

aha! I figured it out There seems to be either a new setting or one I had never noticed before called Toggle/Stereo OTRSP Macro and it affects the way latch works. Whew ! Thought I was goin nuts

Thank you Paul

It depends on what you are doing? If you are changing which radio will transmit or which radio you will listen to then the logging program will send those commands. If the logging program sends the

So, looking at my 2 screenshots below...are THOSE the commands I should be seeing or?

The TX1 and TX2 commands change which radio will transmit. The RX1, RX2, and RXS select which radio or radios you will hear in the headphones. If you are not seeing a VLATCHT command in the log then