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Yesterday, I installed my new DX Commander VHF Pre-Production vertical. So we’ll have a blast on 40m and 20m, but we can also have a blast with VHF and UHF. Maybe EchoLink or something? Anyway, let’s have some fun. Callum.
I’m remote at home, just cruising HF. See what happens. Anything can..! 73, Callum.
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Paul asked if he could operate his fancy Special Event call from the factory. Be kind folks, not sure if Paul has ever live-streamed before 🙂 73 Callum.
I was going to do a Remote Session but too busy. I’ll be at th factory on Friday to sort a ton of stuff out. Join in the Lie Chat, listen or call in. Just having some fun here, promoting Ham Radio. 73. Callum.
Sitting in Cornwall. Station 200 miles away. Let’s see how it works! C.
TS-990s with DX Commander and some dedicated receiving antennas. I’m calling CQ and looking for some contacts. Help me out and join in the fun! Callum.
Remote Controlled Mains Shack Power Up / Down. I use this to fire up the Kenwood TS-990s, Acom 2000, the 12V PSU and also my Windows PC machine. I also discovered a cool hack to start the Acom 2000 remote by shorting out pins 5 and 9 on the remote controller for 1-second. Enjoy. Back soon!
PS – Thanks to a LOT of folks who helped me out on the Chatterbox channel on the DXCommander Discord Channel discord.io/dxcommander, particularly Matt G1PPH.
UK Shelly 1 and 4PM:
https://shellystore.co.uk/product/shelly-1/ (Shelly 1)
https://shellystore.co.uk/product/shelly-pro-4pm/ (Shelly 4PM)
USA, go here:
https://usa.shelly.cloud/ul-certified-relays/
This could be a good laugh. How many things can go wrong today? Now with full remote on/off and monitoring of my ACOM 2000 too. If it works! LOL Callum.
I am remote controlling my station today, so anything can happen. We are starting earlier today to get more on 80m and 40m before moving to 20m and upwards. Remote Control: The more parts you put into a system, the higher the chance of something breaking. Perhaps we next need a UPS as a backup! That’s for another day though. Let’s have some fun! Callum.