Justin - There are two parts of the setup of an "external soundcard" interface like the SignaLink: the computer side and the radio side. (Sorry if that was a "doh!") As others have pointed out, the

I saw folks working kc3ef/M but I could not decode him. I hope condx improve before he gets to DM48. 73 Paul

Heard him this morning, but didn't need the grid he was in. Will keep watching until he's in a grid I need. His efforts at providing new grid are really appreciated ! Happy motoring Dick !

Jim Good morning: I will join you 0915 Manuel YV5MM Manuel Mosquera Ramírez YV5MM - YW5M Asociación de Radioaficionados de Venezuela Seccional "Santiago de León de Caracas" P.O. Box

Please join me in welcoming our new PODXS070 member(s). 2570 Jim WA7KQG 2571 Nelson NU1G Jim, K5SP #483

Justin - not having the dexterity required to build a kit, I truly believe your best (and simplest) solution is a SignaLink USB box/cable. One cable between the radio and computer gets you in

I've do a little bit mor digging and found an "external soundcard" might work bu-t I don't know how easy it is to configure. Let me also explain I don;t have the hand control to do ANY assembly on my

I am currently in Montrose, CO. Will be heading to Grand Mesa and then to Grand Junction tomorrow. Will then head for Cayonlands and will end up in Green River, NM tomorrow night. Then heading for

Good catch Don, I struggled but was successful @ 0109 on 14.07195 Thanks for the heads up. 73 Paul NU4C

K7RDG - COCHISE AMATEUR RADIO ASSN INC is operating special event station from Ghost Town Paradise, AZ this weekend grid DM51 not sure how rare this grid is, but I needed it. Logged them on

If a USB port is available, that would be the simplest hook up, with a Signalink. A quick Google on the Lenovo Flex 5 refers to the port as a TRRS (Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve)

Both the Easy-Digi and the Unified Micro are very simple interfaces. They're pretty much the same as the Buxcom Rascal that I bought when I first put my then-new FT817 on PSK about 16 years ago. But

I’ve been using an Easy-Digi device with a Raspberry Pi to run my echo link node for about 3-4 years now. Works

I won one of those at W9DXCC a few years back, assembled it, but never put in on a radio. Keep running across it in basement and think about hooking it up, but always seem to move on to other

If your cheap like I am look at the Unified Microsystems interface..Ive been using one for years...only 25 bucks http://www.unifiedmicro.com/ Brian K9WIS ---- "'Justin Mattes-KC2GIK'

Like Jerry said the signalink from tigertronics stands alone works fine with my Lenovo 310 K2AFY 1063

Yep, and I have been using my Tigertronics Signalink USB since 2009 on a TS480sat and connected to my iMac via Fusion VMware to my Windows system. Dan Morris KZ3T dbmorris315@... I live to live for

In case it isn’t obvious: Tigertronics = SignaLink. Tigertronics is the company, SignaLink is the product. I’ve been very happy with mine. Used it to run a TS-120 and currently a TS-440 off an

Justin: you could try Tigertronics USB and you won't have to worry about soundcard since it's self-contained. I'm still using my West Mountain M-8 that I bought between 2000 and 2006. Jerry

Jerry The antenna's fine I can't figure out what interface to get that will work with my Lenovo Flex 5 Laptop Justin KC2GIK