Thank you to all who shared. That was very helpful. Some things that weren't clear in my question factored into the decision: - I am not looking (at least not now) for rig control. - I am looking for

Steve: The Majority has spoken - you get a Signalink !

I've been using a SignaLink USB for many years and find it very adequate with my Yeasu 817 and 857 at home and portable. Have 2 of them so keep one in the camper as a duplicate station like my home

Steve- Never tried Signalink. I have always used microHAM since I got into digital - first the USB II and now the USB III. They are a little more expensive than the Signalink, but the big plus for

I’ve never heard any complaints about the Signalink, but I’m a Rigblaster guy. I have 3 Rigblaster Plug and Play devices-2 in the shack paired with an Icom 707 and a Yaesu FT-857, and one in my

Steve: Seems like many ops are Signalink USB these days. Judging from comments received (brag lists) over the air. Signalink has sold thousands (millions?) of units. I switch from West Mountain

Would highly recommend it; I used it along with an FT450D for the longest time. I switched to an IC-7300 about a year ago and no longer needed it and sold it on (still second guessing on that

I did attach the file!!! -- All the best, Ken N6PCD/0 070 #801 LONP #187

Steve Been using a Signalink for years with no problems. Jeff W3WMU

* Stephen Melachrinos via groups.io <melachri@...> [2020-12-26 18:31]: I've had my SignaLink for about 7 years now and have never had an issue with it. They aren't cheap, but they

I've been using a SignaLink USB for the past 10 plus yrs, without any issues. Use it for all my digital modes on VHF and HF.. I'ts interfaced with an IC-746PRO and an old HP Pavilion running WIN 10

excellent! Welcome Tony. He was one of my contacts during the Christmas run and I gave him info about the club. Loren WA3WZR

I like me signalink. Simple easy to use. Wb8yxf Fr Richard

I got started late due to family. Got 5 contacts but they were all great conversations. Even got milt like he was next door. Scotty W7PSK -- Scotty W7PSK Everett,

Steve W3HF, I have a Signalink USB and I love it. I couldn’t get it working for a while because I had not read the jumper instructions carefully enough and had the jumpers in the wrong position for

Wish I had not got rid of my Signalink :(. -- Scotty W7PSK Everett, Washington 070 #138

Steve, I have two of them, one on my FT-950 at home and the other with a FT-891 I use for portable ops. Never have had any issues with them, they always works as needed. I see them for

I started out with a Rigblaster. Too many cables, so a few years ago ordered the Signalink USB, have not had a problem with it at all, and if this one ever quits will be getting another one. The TX

I made a comment in my "goals" for 2021 that I was looking to upgrade my computer-radio interface for portable operations. Intent is to simplify the setup by reducing the cabling, and retire a

Thank you too everyone who had their hand into this one day event. I have tried to get twenty five contacts before but never made it. Made it this time. Hope this is a trend of good things to