In simple terms it's like a software kludge that replaces a hardware TNC. 73's radiobob ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from

Thank you Josef, you are right I have a lot to learn. :) This sounds a lot more complicated than either just using a regular TNC (which I have) or using the built in capabilities of Logger to connect

Hello OMs! I just read that it's possible to give CW with an extern keyer. I don't know what kind of keyer you need but is there a possibility to run homebrewed ones like the K1EA CT interface

Fred you wouldnt probably want to be using virtual modems because you have full time innernet access so you can use the telnet stuff. You see Fred, those boys in some places in Europe don't have all

Just testing. Made a couple changes to my web page... Wanted to make sure everything worked...73 Andy (VE9DX) http://ve9dx.weblink.nbtel.net/logger.html

Just testing. Made a couple changes to my web page... Wanted to make sure everything worked...73 Andy (VE9DX) http://ve9dx.weblink.nbtel.net/logger.html

Thanks for all the comments (you too Bubba Bob :)), and yes I do know about European phone and internet access (their phone service is also billed by the minute even for local calls) as I spent time

Just added latest version of Logger to my pages. You may download at: http://ve9dx.weblink.nbtel.net/logger.html Also available are several conversion programs by LZ1PJ and a link to over 60 open

i am in need of a new Call Book. What is the best CD? The Radio Amateur Call Book or the Buckmaster? Both are the same price from ARRL. Will both work with Logger? I guess I have opened a can of

Version 7.04 is now ready . Full and updates available at http://www.groupz.net/~dwm/Index.htm Just updates from http://www.groupz.net/~w8cnl/Index.htm New PSK revison very soon. de Ray,

There is a new Logger version now online at: http://www.chroniclenetworks.com/~dwm/Logger.htm Derek McClure a.r.s. (KC4ELO) Email: dwm@... Home Page:

Please explain the "Zakanaka SoundCard" support and what it means to me. This looks like the only enhancement with v 7.04 release. Thanks in advance. 73, Steve -

Steve, the logger has quite a few internal changes to support "zakanaka" (we have got to get a shorted name) and also the up and coming RTTY program, which will also use just the sound card. Down the

Hi Folks. Just found the new group and thought the support group for Bob's Logger program had gone for ever,hi,anyway nice to know the group is again live and kicking. I was a member of

what is zakanaka????????? Reggie K6XR in Southwest Bakersfield

This is just a "code" name for a brand new PSK program by K4CY and kind of goes along with his "Logger" program. Although "zakanaka can be run as a stand alone program also, for those that do not run

Hi Folks. Many thanks for ver 7.04,as usual installed without problem. 73s Terry

Ray McClure wrote: "Zakanaka" is a word in a S. Africa dialect. ( I believe 2 tribes in remote areas of Zimbawee speak it ) Defined into English, it means "very fine", or "most excellent". ( among

Thank you for the replies about "Zakanaka". I'm still trying to figure out how to implement the PSK31 by "sharing" the Radio COM port used by my TS-850S w/IF-232C. Any ideas? 73, Steve -

I use the KPC-3 for my packet cluster connection, but have a spare COM port that could be used for CW keyer use. Is this possible without a KAM+ or RS232 CW keyer? Wiring diagram/instructions ??? How