On Wed, Jul 17, 2002 at 09:15:47AM -0500, Donald M. Ross wrote:
> I'm looking at cutting down on some of the clutter in my shack and looking
> at possibly replacing my MFJ DVK with one that fits inside the computer.
> Since I am basically clueless on which ones are out there and how they work,
> I thought I'd ask some of the "gurus".
There are three ways you can do this:
K1EA DVP card (requires one ISA slot)
W9XT Contest Card (requires one ISA slot)
SoundBlaster compatible sound card
If all you have is PCI slots, yor only real choice is a sound card. TR Log
supports the DVP and the W9XT cards directly. To use a sound card you need
to get SBDVP, a terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) software package that
you load into memory before your start TR Log.
> I plan (at this time) to run TR Log and a Top Ten Devices DX Doubler. The
> card will go in the docking station for my Gateway PII 300 running Win98SE
> and eventually into a stand-alone desktop to be used strictly for ham radio
> (probably a 1 GHz+ running Win2K Pro).
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Don Ross, NL7CO/EM04
>
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