Had no luck with Ham Radio Deluxe with the R7000 (the 7100 isnt supported).
It seems to be HRD with the problem, as when I tried Spectrum Commander, both rigs connect up right away with no dramas. Only 'small' catch is the USD$160 asking price... a bit too rich for me, especially when so many other similar offerings have dissapeared off the face of the earth, leaving many high and dry with no support or upgrades.
So, just thought I'd ask here what (if any) software you've found to be worth trying? Prefer something Windows based for this particular machine - trying to get all the other stuff running under Linux is out of the question.
Oh, and if you know of anything to suit an Icom 208...
> Had no luck with Ham Radio Deluxe with the R7000 (the 7100 isnt > supported).
> It seems to be HRD with the problem, as when I tried > Spectrum Commander, both rigs connect up right away with no dramas. > Only 'small' catch is the USD$160 asking price... a bit too rich for me, > especially when so many other similar offerings have dissapeared off the > face of the earth, leaving many high and dry with no support or > upgrades.
> So, just thought I'd ask here what (if any) software you've found to be > worth trying? Prefer something Windows based for this particular machine > - trying to get all the other stuff running under Linux is out of the > question.
> Oh, and if you know of anything to suit an Icom 208...
> Tnx :)
Pretty sure I had the IC-208 software but where I have no idea
In article <4ac8c359$0$5419$afc38...@news.optusnet.com.au>, kev...@optunet.com.au said... : :Pretty sure I had the IC-208 software :but where I have no idea
Might've been the cloning software? I have that, but wouldn't mind controlling it via the computer.
In article <F%%Am.47290$ze1.26...@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, ...@... said... :
:Jeßus wrote:
: :Off topic but if you are interested Jebus iinet.general is now open to :the outside world.
G'day Roj,
Thanks so much for letting me know - It'd be fun to see who is still around from the time I was with iinet. Are they propagating the hierarchy out into the wild, or simply allowing access to the iinet server? I guess I'll find out soon enough.
Funnily enough, I was only thinking the other day about Ray (Johnstone???) - the physicist in WA who is/was convinced that smoking tobacco was harmless.
In article <1aagq6-dv2....@p400bob.personal.cox.net>, bob3bob3 @suddenlink.net said... : :The R7000 and 7100 are both listed in the hamlib control library if :thats any use... (Sourceforge project) : :I note that there is a porting effort going on to run that under windows :but I havent exactly spent time looking at the details.
Thanks for the info Bob, its promising that they are looking into a Windows port.
I have enough computers running as it is and cannot justify running another box just to run one app under Linux... but I'll certainly keep an eye on their progress.
In article <F%%Am.47290$ze1.26...@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, ...@... said... :
:Jeßus wrote:
: :Off topic but if you are interested Jebus iinet.general is now open to :the outside world.
Hey Roj, looks like a login/pass is required to use the iiNet server. None of the free servers I've tried carries the iinet.general. Any ideas on which ones do? Cheers.
In article <7jpu72F35tmf...@mid.individual.net>, dynasoar..REMOVE..THI...@ozdebate.com said... :
:Jeßus wrote:
: :> Hey Roj, looks like a login/pass is required to use the iiNet server. :> None of the free servers I've tried carries the iinet.general. Any :> ideas on which ones do? Cheers. : :I see you found the door...
Yeah, noticed my paid for server had it.
:(I access it via Bigpuddle.) :And I stole your "Tassie, it's all relative" line. ::-)
Jeßus wrote: > In article <F%%Am.47290$ze1.26...@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, ...@... > said... > : > :Jeßus wrote: > : > :Off topic but if you are interested Jebus iinet.general is now open to > :the outside world.
> Hey Roj, looks like a login/pass is required to use the iiNet server. > None of the free servers I've tried carries the iinet.general. Any ideas > on which ones do? Cheers.
Hi mate I am using Thunderbird as a client via bogponds news server.
In article <EBYBm.48029$ze1.8...@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, ...@... said... :
:Jeßus wrote:
:> In article <F%%Am.47290$ze1.26...@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, ...@... :> said... :> :
:> :Jeßus wrote:
:> : :> :Off topic but if you are interested Jebus iinet.general is now open to :> :the outside world. :> :> Hey Roj, looks like a login/pass is required to use the iiNet server. :> None of the free servers I've tried carries the iinet.general. Any ideas :> on which ones do? Cheers. : :Hi mate :I am using Thunderbird as a client via bogponds news server.
No worries, I checked on my paid server, it has the iinet hierarchy.
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