[Elecraft] Fuel for the Morse interface fire

[Leigh L Klotz, Jr.]

I have a Danger Hiptop and can type about 35wpm on it.  I wrote a PSK 
app for it, ussing the TCP/IP interface and talks to gMFSK on Linux.  It 
supports any mode that gMFSK supports.  I also have been working on a 
native PSK implementation using the sound I/O but it may not be suitable 
for QSOs because of the size of the sound buffer (capture then 
process).  I also did a CW output routine for it, but ran into some MIDI 
problems.
73,
Leigh.
On Tue, 17 May 2005 8:11 am, Eric Ward wrote:
> A Blackberry or Handspring Treo or similar has a full qwerty 
> mini-keyboard designed to be run with both thumbs. (Come to think of 
> it, a PSK31 rig in the same general size and format as one of these 
> would be incredibly cool, and arguably feasible (factory built and SMD, 
> of course).
>