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Radio-Computer Interface
So I’m back on the topic of interfacing a radio to your computer – this time with a bit of a twist. In the past, I’ve discussed methods by which you could decouple your radio from your computer (and the … Continue reading
Posted in Project
Tagged ALC, design, interface, kit, PCM2912A, PTT, samples, SMD, sound card, surface mount, Texas Instruments, TI, USB
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Sound-card interfaces … home brew one!
After talking with a recent course graduate about operating using digital modes, etc., the topic of radio-to-computer (sound card) interfaces came up. For those who are unaware, a sound-card interface allows one to safely connect their radio’s audio input and … Continue reading
Posted in Project
Tagged digital modes, FT-857D, homebrew, JT65, KG-UVD1P, kit, PSK31, sound card interface
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Softrock part 02
So today I have the day off and so I decided that I would complete more of the Softrock RXTX ensemble II kit that I recently received. Two nights ago I completed the +12V and +5V power supply module and … Continue reading