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That is a windows gem from the past I have hung on to and it isn't available. A new and improved version called Real Term is at sourceforge.net/projects/realterm/

Thanks. That was narrowband 2.5khz. Will do a P25 version soon.

Thank you. This has been my favorite video so far. It is amazing at how complicated it can be to create long distance virtual wires.

If you get a KAA0660 remote head kit, KAA0636 remote cable and a KAA0661 cover you should be set. Suggest monitoring EBAY. $$ :( BK just covers up the dash mount head with a cover, yes, I kid you not. They both work btw. Then the remote plugs into the back via control cable. No head/interface board swap like a Motorola. Make sure the firmware is the same version between head and radio.

Thank you very much! Now I have my shopping list and a good project to work on!

I would want to do a double swap with a known good phone. Does the "bad" phone still not work when plugged in to a jack that usually works? And does the phone that is known to work show the same "bottom row only" effect when plugged into the original jack? My guess from those symptoms is that it's just a bad phone.

The transformer should not effect the phase. I cut my oscilloscope probe and installed a 10M ohm resistor in series, so it would be ultrasafe. Scope is already grounded so all you need is the single probe.

Thank you, that made my day!

My employer got it with the purchase of the repeaters we use. I think any Midland dealer could hook you up.

I found the program, now I need to find the programming cable

@ededison9404 where did you find a copy of the software

@@TheArcadeguy I had to sign up , it was easy peesy

@@TheArcadeguy I think they wont letme post the link it was "hamfiles UK"

It is impossible to directly convert that without being able to control the sentences put out by the GPS, and the rate at which the GPS outputs the sentences. Too many sentences means too much data without enough time to get it out, and the buffer gets involved and then quickly overfills. So you would have to reprogram the GPS. But here is the good news. The GPS module can be reprogrammed for 4800 baud. If you look on page 36 of the mega spec sheet on the NEO-M8 at the link below, you will see 4800 is a selectable option. I know you have to use UBlox U-Center to reprogram the modules. I haven't done it myself, I'm a Garmin guy. But there is lots of videos on using it. content.u-blox.com/sites/default/files/products/documents/u-blox8-M8_ReceiverDescrProtSpec_UBX-13003221.pdf

@@dc95811 Thanks for your response And iam sorry for may language cuz iam arabic Now i have neo m8n ublox I try to change baud rate from 9600 to 4800 by use u-center only But i cant do that to now May be update firmware and try again All this process for get Homemade gps for nikon 850d camera I watch many videos but i dont solve the problem to now

Hold the flame until the dream ignites. @@sachitali5065

@@dc95811 Thanks my friend For that

There are a lot of things that have to be clarified. 1. First define what you mean by wifi "turns off". That could mean many different things. Is it disconnecting but staying enabled? Is it disabled? Or does it just not work? 2. If you unplug the ethernet cable, does the wifi automatically start working again? If not, what exactly do you have to do to get it working on wifi again? 3. The NCSI, the network connectivity status indicator, will always take ethernet control as far as what is seen in your task tray at the bottom right of your screen, that is because it wasn't meant to show 2 at the same time. But that doesn't mean wifi isn't connected at the same time and is working. I could just go on and on. But I think in answering these questions you would find the answer to what is happening. Think of it from the app's side, it wants this data and it has 2 choices from where to get it from, which does it choose. If it thinks it can only get that data from just 1 side it will always pick that side to get it. Task manager performance screen is the only real way to easily see what it is chosing in real time.

Thanks! It all started with brainstorming and testing on how to get telex roip voice traffic across the internet. Forget roip, I'll let Bill G carry the audio all the way there. haha

Kind of need more details. I think what you will find is that it will let you connect to both, but it will only use 1. To confirm, connect to wifi as normal and then plug your ethernet cable in. Then press control/shift/escape to enter Windows Task Manager. Select the Performance tab and you should see both listed. Now play a youtube video and you can see which is in control. Watch the video above to change from one to another using the metric setting. If you dont see both listed in Task Manager, then go into Control Panel/Device Manager to see what happened to either device.

@@dc95811 I want to connect my laptop to our organisation work group ethernet network but it doesn't provide internet access so I need to connect to the wifi. But my windows 10 doesn't allow both connections at the same time. So do you know any solution to keep both connections active at the same time..?

Thank you. No. BK has forbidden entry into the world of adjustments for anyone outside their factory. I see you found the "medium" mobile setting that gives you 50W. As far as licensing, those are rated for effective radiated power ERP measured at the antenna. Unless you have some super quality, or super short coax, you will more than likely drop that extra 16W before hitting your antenna. And then only a portion of that signal will be fully converted to rf energy, with the rest reflected back to be turned to heat on the radio heatsink. Put a wattmeter with a dummy load at the NMO adapter to test.

@dc95811 Thank you Jim for your quick response. I'll open that case and find a slug to turn someplace. Haha!! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours

@@rickmaudlin2160 Mobile licenses are funny because there is no consideration for elevation. A 10W radio on a mountaintop or high bridge in flatland, is far more powerful than a 100W radio at ground level with trees. The idea of an inspector with a watt meter on a mobile... not probable. Lol. Happy Thanksgiving!

I'm sorry I'm not.

Lol! Good one! Stuttering freak should learn to speak! Might as well make videos without sound.

iPhone as primary, and android as receiver. The app works really well phone to phone. All they need to do is get the satellite check in button to trigger the cell phone app while in cell coverage.

I have went from phone to phone/Defy using the app, but not Defy all the way to another Defy. They definitely try and get everyone under the app. But I showed how they do include the gps coordinates in the text title so you can get by without the distant receiver needing the app just to see your location.

@@dc95811 Understood. Thanks very much.

It did have a clear view, which is why I was bumming. I want 1 button location update operation. I don't want to look at my phone, I want the device to use my phone or the satellite idc, but do it automatically using which ever is available.

Thanks. I wanted to do a channel for radio techs, and also be able to present training for work purposes. I was hoping when I started it would inspire other techs to start similar channels. If you look at mechanics or hvac or other trades they have a good representation. Radio techs, not that much. People are nervous about putting themselves out there I guess.

@@dc95811 Radio guys are just not pretty enough! 🤣

Forgot ->> That fine man, Paul Garafola, my mentor through my early teens through my post-doc work at RPI and through early life…. Was working late in his store on Christmas Eve in the early 2000’s. He had converted his TV repair business into a video rental and accessories business and wanted to be open for his customers. His body was found the next day when he failed to show up for Christmas dinner at his daughter’s home. His wife had died the prior year and he was just getting back to some normalcy and visiting family more often. A model BLM type had entered the store on Christmas Eve and beat Paul’s skull in with a claw hammer as he was literally begging for his life. He lie on the floor for hours, moving occasionally and seizing many times before his body was lifeless in a huge puddle of blood. The savage animal thug who killed him… walked away with all of $11. The scumbag was never located. The lesson? Paul took me shooting and taught me about firearm safety when I was just 10. My folks WERE far lefties and were terrified that if they had a gun in our home, it would get up and kill everyone on its own. They have finally grown up and are conservative patriots now.. Paul’s lesson? He had secured his UNLOADED pistol in a “lock box” to comply with NJ law. The frail 86 year old man just had no time to UNsecure the key to life. 2A. RIP Paul Garafola. 😢🇺🇸 The store was located in lovely semi-burned out Orange, NJ. in the PRNJ “People’s Republic of New Jersey”.

Ebay usually is about it. They are currently sold out. It has an embedded circuit board inside the connector housing. Can't just make your own. Whatever you do, don't plug it into your computer until you have loaded the drivers.

Thanks. The one I was using was from an old IFR service monitor. I can't find anything like it online. If I had to make my own I might use a Valcom VMT-2 with some coax pigtails. www.amazon.com/Valcom-600-Ohm-Isolation-Transformer/dp/B00OZDR1KA/ref=asc_df_B00OZDR1KA/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=642112814556&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1854126406178952501&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1015150&hvtargid=pla-2003424720607&psc=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwvfmoBhAwEiwAG2tqzKrxOPCo5eBGW5lbjIJbAoCwsw5YFXl-MnvZr1mLPbb2TzZ2Lv5_5xoCfAYQAvD_BwE

It is kind of hidden in the video, but if you look close you will see the green ground wire being bonded to the neutral at the service disconnect.

Thank you glad you liked it.

Thank you.

I see. So if only 1 leg had a load you would need the neutral. But you can do the crazy 3 way load balance thing where all the current is kept within the primary feeds? The same way it works here at 120V 3ph drop, the same applies for the substation feeding this part of the world like a big 3 rail breaker box at high voltage.

The neutral IS a current carrying conductor.

My pleasure. I could find almost no explanation beyond just use the meter.