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Running some digital modes mobile from the truck today!
Using my Yaesu FT-891 with Armoloq rails, and mounted on top is the Digirig DR891, solid little setup for portable digital ops.
Works great for FT8, WinLink, JS8Call while on the move. Anyone else running digital while
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Hey everyone! Today, I’ll walk you through setting up the DigiRig with an FT-891 radio and a Windows 10 laptop. This compact tool makes it easy to get on digital modes in the field. Here’s a quick guide to get you up and running.
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FT-891 radio
Windows 10 laptop
DigiRig (with USB, audio, and serial cables)
Ferrite chokes (recommended to reduce interference)
The Nifty! Mini-Manual
pretty cool little manual for the Yaesu Ft-891, thank to N6FN for creating this manual. www.niftyaccessories.com
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