[Elecraft] Use K3/0 in another room in my QTH?

[Ron Midwin]

Thanks Chad,

I assume that what you're doing requires purchasing 2 of the Remote Rigs.

I am looking for a less expensive method since I have not need to run the
K3 from another location using the internet.  I'd just like to know if
there is a way to use what I have, interconnecting the K3 and K3/0 with my
current network?

thanks,

Ron


On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 8:54 AM, Chad Wasinger <chadwasinger at outlook.com>wrote:

> Ron - Yes, very doable. I'm currently remoting my K3/10 that is a mile
> away via a wireless ISP network to my house using RemoteRigs and the K3/0.
> The performance is very good and almost like I was in front of the actual
> radio.
>
> Remoting your K3 while install your home network should be much easier and
> reliable. Plus RemoteRig offers a WiFi add-on board that will help with the
> ease in your setup. I just ordered one direct from RemoteRig last week.
>
> Call Elecraft and ask for Brandon, he is their expert on this subject and
> very good at helping you get started.
>
> 73,
> Chad
> N0YK
>
> > Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2013 08:39:55 -0800
> > From: ronmidwin.mo at gmail.com
> > To: elecraft at mailman.qth.net
> > Subject: [Elecraft] Use K3/0 in another room in my QTH?
> >
> > I run my K3 from my "shack" which is in the corner of my dining room.
> > I would like to sometimes run it remote from another room in my house. I
> > have a wireless network in the house that I can access anywhere in the
> > house. Is anyone in K3 land doing this, and if so, how? I also have an
> > AL-811 amp in the shack, but would be OK without using it remote. I also
> > have a LDG AT600-Pro, which I could leave on automatic.
> >
> > thanks,
> > AE6RH
> > K3 S/N 1997
> >
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-- 
Ron Midwin