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kevin:
with wb6lzv-l you can get into the chat window by setting your cursor on the
send button at the bottom of the screen and clicking on it, then when the
chat window pops up you can just enter the frequency in megahertz and it
will change the receiver...takes a few seconds.
you can type in U or L or A or F for the various modes, and CW i would
imagine as well.
That particular receiver goes up into the 2M band as well...never checked
how high it can actually go...and i have checked my HF signal on it several
times....not sure if the antenna its using for HF is all that great though.
I think the receiver control on echolink is generally done this way through
the chat window.
73
Colin, V A6BKX
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From: "Kevin Kwan" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 10:21 PM
Subject: computer hf gateway
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> This is for Collin and anyone else who's played with the various hf =
> remote links usually found on echolink IE the wb6lzv and probably a few =
> others which offers hf access from their repeater node. Just wondering =
> how easy is it for a jaws user to navigate as you can't selectively =
> click on the controls that program frequencies, at least with out using =
> the send command. I know that much as far as trying to control it. Does =
> anyone however know the direct commands to tell it what band or =
> frequency or mode to go to? I hope to utilize this tool so I can watch =
> my signal from different points of North America. I assume that's a =
> primary cause for even having an hf link in the first place. Other than =
> accessing it for convenience. Any help would be great. If you happen to =
> know any sites with these kind of features that are accessible with jaws =
> please let me know as well. Thanks very much. And by the way for =
> those who aren't aware of it, just in case you don't follow this kind of =
> activity, many people who talk on hf, use different sites on the =
> internet to monator their signal. Yes the days of relying strickly on =
> the word of another amateur as far as signal output and performance goes =
> are falling behind us now since, with hf remote bases set up just about =
> anywhere, you can do this yourself.
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