[Icom] C-IV to multiple radios

Sun, 11 May 2003 07:37:53 -0700

 I'll show you one.  Take any CT-17 or clone and instead of plugging the
phone plug into one radio, plug it into a Y-Cable where barrels and tips are
all connected together.  If you can understand that concept, you'll
understand that the C-IV system sits idle at +5V and any rig on the party
line simply pulls that line low during serial communications and all other
rigs listen in on those commands to see if they should QSY.

Try it.  You'll like it.

The reason that many "cheap" (like me) hams don't want to spend one penny
more than needed is that its a HOBBY and every penny you save can be spent
elsewhere on the hobby.  It is also a pastime where you don't mind spending
an entire weekend fixing up a $50 radio you found for 25 cents at a garage
sale (that is, when you have the time).

73
Roy
AD6ZU

-----Original Message-----
From: JOE
To: [email protected]
Sent: 5/11/03 5:53 AM
Subject: RE: [Icom] EXPENSIVE accessories!!!

I've have yet to see a homebrew CT-17 clone that can connect to more
than 
one radio.  I thought that the advantage to the CT-17 was that you can 
connect more than one radio to your computer and address them 
individually.  Am I missing something?

73, Joe, K1ike

At 07:44 PM 5/10/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>  I've made a couple of versions of
>a homebrew CT-17, the cheapest of which cost me only $8.

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