[Elecraft] Remote Rig questions

Jim Rhodes jimk0xu at gmail.com
Wed Jan 16 12:42:50 EST 2013


The actual setup can mostly if not all done via a browser interface. If you
use a K3 on both ends your computer is accessed via the same software as
you use for direct connection. The two boxes just fool the computer into
thinking it is controlling the radio directly. Actually no computer is
needed for operation in this mode. Speakers and mike plug into the box at
the control point.

As for switching I use mine in reverse. I control my home station when I am
away from home. So I just use a serial relay control box that gives me 8
relays to switch things which I control via remote operation of my shack
PC.. There are ethernet controlled switches available that allow you to
switch AC power or low level circuits via an internet connection, but I
have not really looked into them.

On Wed, Jan 16, 2013 at 11:23 AM, Philip Graitcer <pgraitc at me.com> wrote:

> As of today, I am the lucky owner of two K3s and of a wonderful salt water
> QTH. I would like to remote the seaside K3 to my city QTH using the Remote
> Rig options available on the Elecraft website but have these two questions:
>
> 1. What do folks general use for disconnecting the remote antenna and
> remote power supplies?
>
> 2. I am a Mac user, and although I have delved deeply into the manuals, it
> appears that the over internet setup is PC based. Has anyone done this with
> a Mac, or will be obliged to borrow a PC or install Parallels. And does
> Parallels have the right drivers to make this work.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Phil, W3HZZ
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