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Running 6300 remote mobile
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Tim KE4UK
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This is great! Running the 6300 with 2.4.9 software and smartlink remote mobile with my laptop and hotspot in my truck mobile. I work out of my truck all day and it is great to be able to work HF when I get a moment. Thanks Flex Radio!!
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That's great - I've been thinking of doing something similar with my 6300. Does your truck have a 'built-in' hotspot, or did you just get a hotspot from a cell carrier? Any problems so far? I assume you're running Windows in the truck, I assume you are using the flex control for VFO, what are you using for mic/headset? Sorry for all the questions, thanks in advance, Ken, N2VIP0
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Utilizing the Mic and Speaker on the laptop but headset is next. The hotspot is a GX450 Sierra. No problems at all so far. Have checked into the net on 14.300 and got good reports after adjusting mic gain.1
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I have a very good HF mobile but running remote via my vehicle's wifi is quite a novelty. My first time was from the car wash, second time was while my wife was driving (we were in the middle of an 8 hr. drive on the interstate).1
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Above is my 6600 being remotely used in my Porsche Panamera via Smart SDR for iOS on my iPhone XS. It automatically connects to the in-car handsfree system, posing as a phone call. The receive audio comes through the Burmeister sound system beautifully and the transmit audio is picked up by the in-cabin Porsche hands-free microphone. I get great reports on my transmitted audio. PTT is handled by a Flic coin-cell-powered Bluetooth-LE-linked wireless push button fixed to the inside of the ashtray compartment where it falls readily to hand. It's configured to toggle push-on & push-off.
I absolutely love the convenience and quality of this "mobile" solution. No antennas, no wiring, only a dash cradle for the phone. I can operate 223 FM as in the photo (via transverter) or 40M SSB (w/1.5kW) driving to the office in the morning. If one squints at the lower left of the photo, one can see the green off-hook telephone symbol with a 15+ minute call duration. FB QSO!1 -
Should be Burmester, but auto-spell fooled me.0
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I like your setup! Reminds me (not!) of my own first mobile rig:
75M ARC-5 XMTR with carbon mike and PE-103 dynamotor. AM RCVR converter and base loaded antenna. Cables the size of small water hoses in a 1950 Chevy.
We have come Sooo far. Congratulations!
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