Ham Radio with K0PIR - Icom 7300 and 7610 SDR Transceivers
Icom 7300, Icom 7610, Windows, MacOS, Raspberry Pi, Digital Modes and Contest Software for Amateur Radio
It’s easy to get MacLoggerDX and JS8Call configured. Just follow the instructions and pictures below. There is also a good video. Remember, if you need to see screen captures for the Icom radio internal...
If you tried JS8Call a long time ago and didn’t like it, try this latest version because it’s much better. See what Turbo mode is all about! Getting MacLoggerDX and JS8Call v2.1 working together...
I stumbled upon a SDRuno hack for the Icom 7610. There was a post a while back saying that SDRuno could be used with the Icom 7610. Until lately I hadn’t tried it. You...
One thing I like about HRD and DM780 is being able to use RTTY FSK with either my Icom 7300 or Icom 7610. RTTY FSK has the benefit of using the TPF on the...
Have you seen the Ham Radio Deluxe Panadapter? Well suffice it to say, it’s off to a rocky start. I paid to renew my subscription and downloaded the latest HRD. My first impression is...
You can now use Fldigi to transmit RTTY FSK with the WinKeyer USB. The WinKeyer USB v3.1 will send RTTY FSK. One benefit of using the WK3 USB is that in Fldigi it will...
Yes the WinKeyer3 will work beautifully with Ham Radio Deluxe Digital Master 780 and the settings are very easy. To upgrade your WinKeyer2 to WinKeyer3 see my previous post, Upgrade Winkeyer 2 to Winkeyer...
Over the years our club has used N3FJP‘s Field Day log and it has been a good choice for us. It is simple to use and runs pretty flawlessly. This year we will be...
Icom 7610 / Raspberry Pi 3 / Software
by K0PIR · Published April 27, 2019 · Last modified April 28, 2019
JTDX Raspberry Pi 3! Does JTDX work good on a small $40 Raspberry Pi 3? You bet it does. This is not something I thought would work well, but with a few adjustments in...
Have you heard of JTDX? It’s similar to WSJT-X and will operate FT8 if you download and use the evaluation version, JTDX v2.0.1-rc135 (as of this writing). So why JTDX? A number of fellow...
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