I plan out my Ham Radio sound interface between my iPhone or iPad to my Icom HT for 2M SSTV. This can also be used for PSK-31. This video was shown on Ham Na…
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Mr randy im Adrian a business owner looking into the ham tech testung and
went out and got me an Alinco dj-580 and had some questions being new to
this.. I watch alot of your videos and have learned a bunch from you but
just wondering if you could wmail me so I could maybe get some help on this
my email is totalwirelessrepair@gmail.com thank you for your time
Hey randy it not the iPhone hook-up but if you look at commspreeper you
tube page he did some slow scan with HT’s. When I get a chance I’ll send
you the link
Randy, really appreciate you digging up all this valuable information and
making a video for everyone. This is something I will put on my project
list for my Yaesu HT’s. Thanks for making the videos they always contain
good information.
as promised I hope this will help Transmitting images from a base location
to field units with handheld radios.
Another great series underway. Looking forward to the next video.
On the draw you showed what you called japanese caracter at right of IC-170
its the word TRY but maybe you were joking and you knew it 😉 73!! nice
video thanks
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With my Android phone, I can take the audio out from the jack on the phone
to go through my Easy Digi interface, but for the transmit side, I have to
hold the phone speaker up to the HT mic. Now you have me wondering if my
phone may have an audio in on the jack.
Great to see the video on Ham Nation tonight Randy. I am hoping this might
solve my problem with Ipad, it does not recognize my external lapel mics I
was hoping to use with it for doing video, I will have to try that 4.7k
resistor to ground. I only have one cheap mic that works externally with
my Ipad and Ipod, it must have the correct resistance, but my good lapels
would not work and I could not find any info online about it, I would think
others would be trying to use those mics too but no luck finding info, so I
am hoping this might be the problem! 73 and keep up the great
work…wd0akx