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   How do you connect a PC to a ham radio transceiver?

   • There are many brands of interface available to connect a PC to a ham radio transceiver. Often home-brew interfaces are used. They all do essentially the same thing. They key the radio to transmit, pass a signal based on the mode of operation from the PC to the radio, then un-key to go back into receive mode.

   Radio/PC Interfaces: Everything You Need to Know - Amateur Radio Wiki

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   Do hams need a USB interface?

   • However what with YouTube ham radio videos, podcasts and other hobby-related multimedia most hams want to have sound from their computer and are unwilling to give this up to work digital modes. Many solve the problem by buying a SignaLink USB Interface.

   The USBlink - a home-brew digital modes interface - G4ILO

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   Which ham radio software is compatible with a TI-3000?

   • The TI-3000 is compatible with Windows/MacOS/Linux, and a range of ham radio software, including MixW, MMTTY, and WSJT. DX Engineering also carries the RigExpert TI-5000 model and the WTI-1 Digital Mode Interface Bundle, which makes it easy to equip your shack for remote operation. Find radio-specific RigExpert interface cables here.

   A Look at Sound Card Interfaces for Operating in FT8 Mode

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   Do hams need a sound card?

   • Digital modes using sound card software have become increasingly popular over the last few years. However what with YouTube ham radio videos, podcasts and other hobby-related multimedia most hams want to have sound from their computer and are unwilling to give this up to work digital modes.

   The USBlink - a home-brew digital modes interface - G4ILO

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2. www.dxengineering.com › digital-mode-interfacesHAM Radio Digital Mode Interfaces | DX Engineering

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   HAM Radio Digital Mode Interfaces. Join the fun and make contacts with stations that you might never hear on SSB or CW using the exciting digital modes from WSJT-X such as FT8, FT4 or JT9 on HF and JT4, JT65, MSK144 for VHF, Meteor Scatter or Moonbounce! Operate easily and effectively with traditional digital modes like RTTY, PSK31, Olivia and ...

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3. digirig.netdigirig – a tidy digital modes interface for ham radio

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   Enjoy the digital modes such as FT8, JS8Call, SSTV and many more over VHF/UHF using an inexpensive amateur radio transceiver.

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5. www.amateur-radio-wiki.net › radio-pc-interfacesRadio/PC Interfaces: Everything You Need to Know

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   • Sites About Soundcard Interfacing
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   Understanding soundcard interfacingBy Ernie Mills WM2U

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   Digimasterfrom ZLP Electronics. A variety of interfaces and connecting cables are available.

   PCInterfacesIn both kit and pre-constructed form.

   MicrokeyerUSB interface from Microham. Other models are available.

   SignaLinkfrom Tigertronics. Two models available, one that used the computer soundcard and DB9 connection, the second has a built in soundcard and connects via USB

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   Interfaces can be fairly simple and thus are easily home-brewed. Here are 2 schematics. The first one is for PCs with a serial port being used for PTT, the second one for an Asus Eee netbook. It uses a VOX circuit for PTT.

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6. www.onallbands.com › a-look-at-sound-cardA Look at Sound Card Interfaces for Operating in FT8 Mode

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   May 5, 2021 · You’ll need an audio interface between the radio and the PC to make FT8 work. DX Engineering carries several models, including these: Tigertronics SignaLink™ USB Digital Communications Interfaces are sold as combos, with the interface and radio-specific USB interface cable packaged together.

7. digirig.net › product › digirig-mobileDigirig Mobile – digirig

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   Digirig Mobile is a digital modes interface for amateur radio. This listing is for revision 1.9 using TRRS connectors. Backward compatible to rev 1.6. combines audio codec, serial CAT interface and PTT switch. supports full featured CAT interface: PTT, bands, tuning etc. (not just VOX based PTT)

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8. www.g4ilo.com › usblinkThe USBlink - a home-brew digital modes interface - G4ILO

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   Copyright © 1998 - 2012 Julian, G4ILO. All rights reserved. Build a USB interface for ham radio digital modes for under £10. Home-brew a SignaLink clone using a cheap USB sound card and a handful of junk box parts.

9. support.hamradiodeluxe.com › support › solutionsHam Radio Deluxe User Guide: DM-780 Digital Mode Interfaces

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   The Timewave Navigator is a high quality interface between the rig and the computer, for use in running the digital modes such as PSK31, Olivia, MFSK, Hellschreiber, MT-63, etc. It also works fine for SSTV. The Navigator interfaces to the rig using a USB port, thus it does not require a serial port on the computer.