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Anybody using SignaLink from Tigertronics?

DISCUSSION Bent Bagger 2 participants 3 messages Sep 15, 2008 3 messages not in the archive

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Hi List

I would like to hear about any experience you may have had with the SignaLink USB PC-to-radio interface box. Briefly, SignaLink USB is box with a sound card plus additional circuitry for e.g. PTT. The PC interface is USB. See http://tigertronics.com/

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Hi List

I would like to hear about any experience you may have had with the SignaLink USB PC-to-radio interface box. Briefly, SignaLink USB is box with a sound card plus additional circuitry for e.g. PTT. The PC interface is USB. See http://tigertronics.com/

I liked it so much I bought a second one, one for my VHF setup and one for HF. They worked very well with soundmodem and fldigi on Ubuntu 7.

I have upgraded to Ubuntu 8, and cannot get soundmodem to work, but fldigi still works great. I suspect that there is something new in the sound services in 8 that soundmodem isn't working with. (If anybody knows how to make this work, please tell me.)

The Signalink has an empty IC socket inside into which you insert jumpers to adapt the connections to your radio, (or you can make your own cable).

It uses VOX to trigger the PTT, which the HFLINK folks say isn't fast enough for the rapid scanning that their system does.

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Hi John

2008/9/15 John Ronan <[email protected]>:

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... but effectively I've been using it with EMCpup and straight ubuntu 8.10 and it works with little or no effort...

I have tried to look up EMCpup, but I cannot see what this program is for. EMC suggests something with electrical noise, so how can it be used for the digital satellites?

73, Bent