Hi David,
Sorry for the long delay.
OK, so I have now been able to try the client, it's the W4MQ web tranceiver client that is being used and can be found at the following link:
http://www.n2jeu.net under downloads.
As I said previously the sound is transmitted over Skype and it's a Kenwood TS-2000 rig. I had some difficulties entering the required information and I have to use the Window-Eyes mouse keys to perform some reading and login.
But the client has keyboard access for many features, like you can change mode, enter frequency, use CW with the help of the keyboard and more.
However, it costs about €480 per year to get access to his antennas and station but the sound is great. I have not had any qsos as of yet i am just checking out what features can be accessed. But I think this is very great for those who have not got a station or are not able to put up any antennas.
He also requires to see a picture of a valid amateur license and he needs to aprove all users first.
I have been trying to contact the developer of this client but the email address that was included with the program was not valid anymore. Just let me know if you need any other info!
You can find more info about the radio amateur who has this thing at:
http://www.radiohill.ch but be aware of that website is very hard to navigate since it constantly refreshes so I contacted him by email instead.
73s,
Christian SM0UWV



On 2009-06-14 at 17:10 David W Wood wrote:

>I haven't, but would be interested in the detail of how it works?
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>What is used for the control, and the rig to skype interface?
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>73
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>Subject: Has anyone used this remote station over Internet
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>Hi all,
>Has anyone on this list used the HB9AZT remote station over the Internet?
>He will let authorized users use his station, a Kenwood TS-2000 and his=
> antennas. You control the radio with a remote client and the audio is=
> transmited over Skype.
>73,
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