I built the Idiom Press cmos-IV Logikeyer a couple of years back, and it is the best keyer I have owned.\u00c2\u00a0 Easy to build kit too.\u00c2\u00a0 N4YDU has recently added one to his collection too.\u00c2\u00a0 A great external keyer, and good for field operations.<\/p>\n
Idiom Press has two new products that look very interesting, a stand-alone voice keyer, and an outboard RF speech processor.\u00c2\u00a0 The voice keyer looks like it is exactly what I wanted – perfect for Field Day or the IOTA expedition.\u00c2\u00a0 Also useful if routing audio from the computer is an issue.<\/p>\n
The speech processor is yet not priced on the web-site.\u00c2\u00a0 That’s a good thing, since I’m not ready to BUY yet.\u00c2\u00a0 Both products would make a difference for low power operating\/field day.<\/p>\n
Recent station derangements have re-introduce an RFI issue onto the K2.\u00c2\u00a0 This is a bit of a puzzle, but I expect to find a case of “ID-ten-T” is involved.\u00c2\u00a0 Just not yet sure where.\u00c2\u00a0 Looking at the setup fresh may help, but I see one link in the chain I want to meddle with right away.\u00c2\u00a0 I’d eventually like the audio transformers in the SO2R switch box at each of the radio lines. That would keep all three audio devices(computer, radio1, radio 2) isolated – currently not the case.<\/p>\n
A mini experiment is in the works there, by isolating only the computer audio before it enters the SO2R switch box.\u00c2\u00a0 I expect a transformer at that point in the stream to have no effect on the problem, but if it works I may make no other changes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I built the Idiom Press cmos-IV Logikeyer a couple of years back, and it is the best keyer I have owned.\u00c2 Easy to build kit too.\u00c2 N4YDU has recently added one to his collection too.\u00c2 A great external keyer, and good for field operations.<\/p>\n
Idiom Press has two new products that look very interesting, a stand-alone voice keyer, and an outboard RF speech processor.\u00c2 The voice keyer looks like it is exactly what I wanted – perfect for Field Day or the IOTA expedition.\u00c2 Also useful if routing audio from the computer is an issue.<\/p>\n
The speech processor is yet not priced on the web-site.\u00c2 That’s a good thing, since I’m not ready to BUY yet.\u00c2 Both products would make a difference for low power operating\/field day.<\/p>\n
Recent station derangements have re-introduce an RFI issue onto the K2.\u00c2 This is a bit of a puzzle, but I expect to find a case of “ID-ten-T” is involved.\u00c2 Just not yet sure where.\u00c2 Looking at the setup fresh may help, but I see one link in the chain I want to meddle with right away.\u00c2 I’d eventually like the audio transformers in the SO2R switch box at each of the radio lines. That would keep all three audio devices(computer, radio1, radio 2) isolated – currently not the case.<\/p>\n
A mini experiment is in the works there, by isolating only the computer audio before it enters the SO2R switch box.\u00c2 I expect a transformer at that point in the stream to have no […]<\/p>\n