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Fixed - found someone had connected Skype as well as the VPN and had set to mute as well and audio gain settings were diddled with - geez kids, we've got to stop shooting ourselves in the foot.? --

Problem was that the computer was allowed to manage the power for the port that the switch is on and it automatically shut it down since it had not been used in a while. Problem fixed - at least for

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Keith It would be super if the 160m antenna be an Inverted "L" type. Dipoles and slopers don't preform very well, 160m is a very different band. With an inverted "L" and the amp we will work some good

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Have fun -- Don N4HH

Later today we "should" have the amp back on line - in the meantime, go ahead and use he remote -- Don N4HH

We are trying to get the amp going - sorry for the inconvenience -- Don N4HH

You are exactly right...typo's seem to love me... Thanks for finding that. Yes, Whatever line is designated for windows output should be designated for RCForg MIC (input) Whatever line is designated

You have a typo on your written instructions.? You list for the Virtual Cable, Line 1 = Windows Output, RCFOrb input (mic) and Line 2 = Windows Input, RCFOrb Input.? You mean for Line 2 Windows

Susan is absolutely correct. The are lots of ways to get on the air with stealth antennas. Let your imagination run wild. What if..... ?___ Sent from my two way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/GEO?

Are there rain gutters ? are you able to get to the eaves hanging over from the roof, screens on windows strung together? Weather station ( of course requires the flag pole ant) that gets good weather

Susan I’m really glad you mentioned that. I was first licensed in 1971, let it lapse in 76 and got back in from 82-86, then real life snuck in and I let it lapse until 2009. I was pretty good at

I also am not an expert.? I like to compare my received report to my sent report and adjust power accordingly.? 30 watts is usually sufficient unless you operate on 80? and 160.? So it depends on

Personally I prefer to a rag chew qso via cw with me sending at the speed of the other station. It amazes me that on 20 you hear the eastern European stations calling cq after cq at 35-50 wpm, and

Aloha Y'all: I thought FT8 was originally being used to make contacts (computer to computer) using low power....somehow I got the impression that High power was discouraged, I could be wrong as I am a

First, I’ll reiterate that the reason I posted what I did to the list is that I was asked to write up what I do to help mitigate a problem RCForb has producing clean signals with FT8 because several

Running even more, splattering all over. QRO is important to some hams. Even if one can't hear them, you can keep calling with your QRO. I really think many hams do not understand the abilities of