Just realized that I neglected to say WHICH article in QST. AD5X, July 2002. Phil updated his design a few times, including a publication on eHam and then finally on his web site, but I'm still using

I agree with Steve I use chrome remote desktop all the time when I am away especially in FL when I go there for the winter. I can remote back to my station at home and it is almost like being there

Paul - I've done all four of these. 1) I've used a quick-and-dirty approach to remote operation: Chrome Remote Desktop. Like some of the other suggestions, you have complete access to anything on the

The vast majority of computer sold have only sound card you have to add a second sound card to use same computer for other purposes while on the air. Now back in windows 98 the sound card set up had

Yes, O have used TeamViewer quite a bit for remote operation last year, and will likely do so again this year to catch the 21 days I have left to finish. If you decide to go that route I'd be happy to

That may not be the problem at all. It is quite possible for a computer to have multiple sound "cards". The computer I use for my station has three sound cards. One is the internal sound card

If you run that way and you can whistle in baudot, you can run RTTY :-) Jerry n9avy

Unbelievably I have had people suggest that using your computer’s speakers and the mic input on another computer is a completely acceptable way to run sound card digital. Just don’t sneeze :) 73

I’d recommend the Elecraft KX3… but then again that is my choice. I’m Just Sayin’ 73 de K3JAE John

One solution is to visit a club in the area. Our club would be happy to have someone use one of the radios but getting a member to open the shack on the right day/s might be a

Paul - YOU CAN DO IT! One of the challenges of 365+1 is coming up with unique solutions to getting on air every day. Fun! Let me second Matt's suggestion about TeamViewer. I've used it with a

Hey, Paul! I've been most pleased with setting my rig up on 20m/40m/whatever, and turning on the TeamViewer server on the ham computer. Once you do that, then you can take your laptop or tablet with

Ok, after arranging most of this year’s travel so that I could complete the 365/366 endorsement this year, the best laid plans have gone astray and now I’m faced with needing to make QSO’s on

In hear a lot of this... mostly on 20m. I hear computer sign on sounds, people talking on voice, music and whatever. It has been going on for past few years. Mostly I believe it's a bunch of

Haven't heard it here today, rarely hear music but there is at least one station out there that uses the computer soundcard for audio. Quite often you can hear it boot or other computer sounds. One

First time I've ever heard something like this - is it common???? Will QSY to 40m, I guess.

Hi, Alan - other than the GRIDS, LONP, and WTW certificates, there's no particular place you have to put your stickers. Not that you really have to put the appropriate ones on those others

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All, I got a fist full of stickers in the mail today! Looking at my awards notebook, I only find a PODXS certificate and a sheet for the state grids. Are there sheets for the other awards? I

Anybody on 40M this evening?? I don’t see a thing on the waterfall and have tried calling CQ a bunch of times. All I see is one signal right now from Puerto Rico and he is talking to another USA