Our New VE2DX LED Acrylic Call signs are GREAT, designed so that the callsign (Left 2/3) portion is always on (if you want it!) and a separate PTT input triggers the logo portion of the sign (Right

Could be debated that even Icom does not always follow properly there own standards... + the PW-1 is the only example I know of where Icom violates the CI-V bus specification. It has no collision

I fully agree, Dave! Could be debated that even Icom does not always follow properly there own standards... And it is very difficult to know if all application and hardware design (firmware) apply or

The CI-V protocol is defined to support interactions among multiple nodes. With more than two nodes communicating, there will likely be collisions. The protocol defines how collisions should be

Well, the answer is; yes and no! It depends... One a unique hub like CT-17 or the VE2DX CT17B series, you CAN run more than one radio linked to the same computer... But... Yes, there is a BUT...

As a follow-up to my previous note, since I missed that you wanted separate HF, VHF, and UHF antennas, you would need a single triplexer, like this: https://www.diamondantenna.net/mx2000.html To gave

If your goal is to simply switch between a single multi-band HF antenna and a dual band VHF/UHF antenna, the losses of a single duplexer could be easily overcome by using higher-gain antennas or

I think that, for vhf and uhf is better to use duplexers than relay based switch's and for this reason I will use duplexer for this solution. And it is an passive device and this means lees problems

looks like your message was sent twice... ok well yes the CT17B-6BT will help you by creating CI-V ports for connecting external CI-V devices to your 705. then all you need is to select the best CI-V

Hi Richard. I have been looking at the CT-17 BT6 interface but not sure if it will do what I want..maybe you have another idea or even better something already done . I am setting up my 705 as a

Hi Richard I have been looking at the CT-17-BT6 to see if I can get it switch relays per band using CI-V data. I want to run my 705 remotely via some new Mac software that DL2YMR has released. When I

The IC705 does not come with a CI-V port, thus many hams are stuck without any possibilities to control other radios or devices via CI-V. The VE2DX CT17B-6BT is a CI-V with a Bluetooth interface, it

Icom IC9700 CI-V reference manual -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC WWW.VE2DX.COM Only the Best ICOM, ERC and HRD https://groups.io/g/CIV Follow my projects on

https://groups.io/g/ic-7300/topic/ci_v_command_for_rf_pwr/83976120?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,83976120 -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC

https://groups.io/g/ic-705/topic/can_anyone_explain_how_the/83954375?p=,,,20,0,0,0::recentpostdate%2Fsticky,,,20,2,0,83954375 -- 73 Richard VE2DX, Jesus Island, PQ-014 VE2DX ELECTRONIC

When automating your ICOM Radio stations you will likely be using CI-V here are a couple of things to keep in mind when you do especially for larger multiple radio stations. 1- Collision, when you

Sorry but for now my CT17B-6BT does not have an audio codec. :( you could try to use a CSR type USB Bluetooth adapter, most of these (be careful... most!), support when used in Windows10 both data and

Richard I know how to setup the IC-705 for WSJT-X with a USB Cable between the IC-705 and a PC and have done that before many times ! What I want to do is NOT use a USB cable and do it with

OH! MAN! Dan! you're killing me! (Don't tell my XYL Guys!) Like I responded to Mike below, this works fine in Windows, now I really don't know anything about the Pi Server you guys are using (Sry!)

Ironically I want to do the same thing but I do want to use a Raspi as a server :)