WinRadio Sound question

[ScanDaBands]

Any Winradio owners - do you have to use the cord they sell for hookup to a sound card or can you just use a phono jack adapter with a audio cord ?? (Win 1550e specifically)

the one they sell here

http://www.winradio.co.uk/home/dataoutput.htm

 

[jhooten]

Bought mine used and didn't get the factory cord. I am using a store bought patch cord with no problems.

Now if I could just figure out how to calibrate the frequency display on a 1500 series.

 

[ScanDaBands]

Bought mine used and didn't get the factory cord. I am using a store bought patch cord with no problems.

Now if I could just figure out how to calibrate the frequency display on a 1500 series.

same boat I'm in...................don't remember where ya got the cord do you by chance? (I have the 1550e) , you plugged all the XRS freebies in yet ?? pretty cool eh...I do NOT have the Digital Suite but I have it on the way. Must be a big difference with all that ?? I also don't have the Trunking Option Software at a good deal yet....I really think they go a little on the overboard side with some of the prices...I went to get the original cord from them , $10.00 ok so I say to myself well it's "original" so I go to checkout - take a wild guess what shipping is - $19.95 - riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight :lol:

 

[jhooten]

I'm pretty sure I got it at a computer/electronics store in Austin called Altex for about $4. They have bins of all different type of patch cords.

I have been running a couple non-Winradio digital suites. MxW is a good one. MultiPSK is another.

 

[ScanDaBands]

I'm pretty sure I got it at a computer/electronics store in Austin called Altex for about $4. They have bins of all different type of patch cords.

I have been running a couple non-Winradio digital suites. MxW is a good one. MultiPSK is another.

Cool - thanks Jerry - appreciate the info !!

 

[JohnBreen]

Great,

Winradio guys ARE still around

Regards, John