First, let me say thanks to all who were interested enough in the protocol
issue to offer suggestions
Usable on SSB ... ?? I have worked New York state from tampabay on USB
with stacked ku4ab squailos.
I am not sure I understand Bruce's puzzlement. The subject antenna is derived
Sorry, Muppet here, replied to the wrong message.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: Simon Brown
Hi,
Nice suggestion re: SuperBrowser, I'll have to work out the logic, but not
tonight :-)
Hi,
Nice suggestion re: SuperBrowser, I'll have to work out the logic, but not
tonight :-)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Lindecker
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2007 3:22 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE How to do
Hello
I was wondering what the center frequency was and the
band width THAT'S WHY I ASKED IF IT WAS USABLE ON SSB.
I had 7 over 7 skeleton-slot beams made in England in
the late 1960 and I'm WELL aware of that array.
As for BIG WHEELS had them too a stacked pair and have
given thought to building
They say it's not an RFP, and I have no reason to doubt that, but
that still leaves me wondering what the League's query actually IS.
Has there been any articulation of what the League's purpose might be
in soliciting these comments? Is this a foray into standards-
setting? Product
I'm still a bit confused by this whole process. Accepting that the
League's query wasn't an RFP, does anyone know with any certainty what
it IS? Is some sort of standard-setting envisioned here? Or
something else?
- Art
KD6O
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Howard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is also a significant improvement in using horizontal
polarization compared to vertical polarization (RCA established this
years ago for TV and that is why TV signals are horizontally
polarized).
Good
Hi Group:
I'm am advising all my groups that a QRM'er is using my call sign on
several different modes and many different freq's.., This has been
reported to the FCC, ARRL, and homeland security,, but he continues.. I
have heard him on MFSK, PSK31, SSTV and Digital SSTV and he is probley
The statements of Riley Hollingsworth and Bill Cross
at Dayton should finally un-muddle the automatic
operations debate.
It is now a closed issue at the FCC - *every* station
*must* prevent QRM of other stations. Period. No
exceptions.
We can now report documented patterns of interference
from
