Hi All
Having just moved house ( country!), and set up the HF radio gear for
the first time in quite a few years - I'm having a dabble with PSK31.
I suspect that I'm having problems with poor isolation between the
radio and the PC - at the moment the 'quickly knocked-up' interface is
'direct' -
In our current IARU Region 3 bandplan,
digi keyboarding is 7025kHz-7040kHz.
SSB 7030kHz-7100kHz is totally packed with SSB voice signals here.
Often there are SSTV signals 7033 LSB and strong Siberian CW beacons
around 7035kHz-7040kHz.
In actual practice, if one goes with the bandplan,
I uploaded the DLL to the files section but then discovered that the melp
dll is copyright protected so I took it down. There is a way to build the
melp dll file one's self. I am testing that out tonight, if I can do it
anyone can!
Andy K3UK
On 1/2/07, wb4mnk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
Can USA ops actually use 7035 ? I worked an African there the other night
via Feld Hell but then wondered if I was not supposed to be down there with
data modes?
Andy K3K
On 1/2/07, Brett Owen Rees VK2TMG [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have found most activity between 7035 and 7075 - this
Hi Andy, I have the file now and Windrm is working.
73
Art
WB4MNK
- Original Message -
From: Andrew O'Brien
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 7:28 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] windrm
I uploaded the DLL to the files section but then
Yep our bands are 3.500-3.600 for cw and digital (idiocy to have only 100 kc
for half or more of the ops on the band).
Danny Douglas N7DC
ex WN5QMX ET2US WA5UKR ET3USA
SV0WPP VS6DD N7DC/YV5 G5CTB all
DX 2-6 years each
.
QSL LOTW-buro- direct
As courtesy I upload to eQSL but if you
use that
Adrian,
How are you connecting your PC to the radio? It just a straight connection
of cable from/to the souncard and rig? I did this year ago when PSk31 was
new, even with this potentially poor method I was able to get 20 watts out
without an nasty raspy signals. 20-30 watts is plenty of
Two things I did when I started out with BPSK31: I purchased a Donner interface
(Web address is http://donnerstore.com,) and I purchased a PSKMETER (Web
address http://www.ssiserver.com/info/pskmeter). Also when tuning up and
adjusting your sound card use a dummy load and you should not have to
Yes. Go to ARRL's web site and download a frequency usage chart,
http://www.arrl.org.
Charles, K0CW
Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can USA ops actually use 7035 ? I worked an African there the
other night via Feld Hell but then wondered if I was not supposed to be
FYI, the Feld Hell stations that I have LOTW QSL'd are
Call sign Worked Date/Time Band Mode Freq QSL
Details KB2EOQ NB6Z 2001-05-01 01:31:00 20M HELL 14.082000
Details K3UK KN3A 2005-11-05 16:36:11 40M HELL 7.082000
Details K3UK N7BF 2006-08-19 02:28:52 20M HELL 14.081800 UNITED STATES
OF
I'm surprised that of all the Olivia QSOs I have logged there are only
5 verified via LOTW
Call sign Worked Date/Time Band Mode Freq QSL
Details K3UK VE5MU 2005-11-24 17:36:00 20M OLIVIA 14.266
Details K3UK WA5APS 2006-04-08 20:48:21 20M OLIVIA 14.108
Details K3UK KQ6XA 2006-04-12 00:26:32 20M
Adrian,
I googled optoisolators Ireland and Radionics Ireland has them in stock.
73, Chuck, AA5J
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
I'm surprised that of all the Olivia QSOs I have logged there are only
5 verified via LOTW
I think I can understand why. Why does it have to be so complicated to
get a cert with lotw?
Chuck, aa5j
PS I am debating whether or not it is more trouble than it is worth,
I thought that 7000 - 7025 was the Extra CW / RTTY / Data segment? At
any rate, aren't we (USA licensed amateurs operating in ITU Region 2 or
in international waters aboard a USA registered ship) allowed to operate
CW anywhere we have privileges (with the exception of 60m)? Or have I
missed
kd4e wrote:
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Can USA ops actually use 7035 ? I worked an African there the other
night via Feld Hell but then wondered if I was not supposed to be down
there with data modes?
USA
7000 - 7125 is OK for Data
7025 - 7125 is Data CW
CW is not permitted in
list email filter wrote:
I thought that 7000 - 7025 was the Extra CW / RTTY / Data segment? At
any rate, aren't we (USA licensed amateurs operating in ITU Region 2 or
in international waters aboard a USA registered ship) allowed to operate
CW anywhere we have privileges (with the exception
Doc,
I don't agree with your last.
CW DATA AND RTTY are allowed by Extra Class licensees 7000-7125 and by
General
and Advanced Class licensees 7025-7125.
Chuck, AA5J
You must consider the other ops who DO use LOTW. It is so much easier than
buying/making, filling out, mailing QSL cards. Chuck it isnt rocket
science, and once a member, very easy to update to insure you still live in
the same place, and have the same call, every couple of years. Doesnt
matter
I think I can understand why. Why does it have to be so complicated
to
get a cert with lotw?
Chuck, aa5j
PS I am debating whether or not it is more trouble than it is worth,
since I do not chase dx.
Actually, I just re-read that. They were not QSL'd , just QSOs. I
found a
Bonnie, thanks. I am glad to see your reference to 7020 to 7040 for
digital DX. I am surprised to see the USA PSK31 ops calling CW on
7070 but Europeans calling on 7035 with no response. The Hell
station I worked from CN8-land the other night, on 7038, was loud in
the USA, but no takers.
Yes Peter, I do.
Andy.
Hope you're sending your LoTW QSL records (ALL of them, not just
Olivia)
to hb9bza for his LoTW users database project
(http://www.hb9bza.net/lotw/).
I find it very helpful when I see a station on the waterfall and I can
tell that they're known to QSL via LoTW.
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, r_lwesterfield
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I did this as well but I cannot get the rig to key. I am using
Comm 3
which is what MixW uses with ease and I have tried every conceivable
PTT
checkbox combination under SETUP. What am I missing???
Rick,
Hi - If you want a complete soundcard interface in kit form, at a low
price, I recommend the one being sold by Dinish Gajjar, VU2FD. I bought
one recently, and am pleased with the quality vs price. It only costs
$18 US and I paid $5 US for air mail shipping from India to the US. So
for $23, I
CW is permitted 7000-7300.
Charles, K0CW
kd4e [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Can USA ops actually use 7035 ? I worked an African there the other
night via Feld Hell but then wondered if I was not supposed to be down
there with data modes?
USA
7000 - 7125 is
You are probably right, Danny. However, I neither know nor care what
DXCC Entity I am in and I got the following back from the request:
Processing file 'AA5J.tq5'
2007-01-03 03:15:49 Started processing your New Certificate Request.
2007-01-03 03:15:49 For call sign: AA5J
2007-01-03
Bonnie, thanks. I am glad to see your reference to 7020 to 7040 for
digital DX. I am surprised to see the USA PSK31 ops calling CW on
7070 but Europeans calling on 7035 with no response. The Hell
station I worked from CN8-land the other night, on 7038, was loud in
the USA, but no
expeditionradio wrote:
Considering USA's recent diminishment of the data subband segment on
40 meters, the projected increase in the number of Extra operators,
the declining use of morse CW in the world, and the increasing use of
digital keyboarding, the trend is heading toward more
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