Re: [digitalradio] finding someone to have a qso with

I always assumed that it had a lot to do with the amount of activity vs. finding someone. CW or other operators wanting to make a specific contact on a band or location, such as for an award, need some way to find a similar operator. There is a smaller subset of digital hams and those digital

[digitalradio] Olivia

wahat happened toOlivia? I hear nobody on 14106 anymore . . . W8ISG/Bo B. A. Thunman w8...@mindspring.com EarthLink Revolves Around You.

[digitalradio] Olivia

What happened to Olivia??? I hear nobody on 14106.5 anymore . . . B. A. Thunman w8...@mindspring.com EarthLink Revolves Around You.

[digitalradio] Re: finding someone to have a qso with

--someone. By the way, what is the LOTW group intended to be used for? 73, Rick, KV9U Rick, I intended it to be used for any LOTW sked pursuits but it is REALLY popular because of the Triple Play LOTW award. LOTS of fun. Andy K3UK

[digitalradio] Re: Old MFJ 1272B TNC/Mic switch circuit or manual?

Dave's help was just what I needed, my thanks to others who responded. As it happened I had disassembled the unit to take pictures of both the bottom and top of the circuit board to help me try to regenerate a schematic, so I was ready to send a picture immediately upon reading Dave's reply. 73,

[digitalradio] psk31 frequency

Whatever happened to the psk being at **070.15 usb on 20 meters, etc i see the dx spots all over the place 71 72 73, usb lsb i know with the sound card, clicking on the vertical mark is easy, but it seems that the original way was to be at 14070.15, and select the hz freq. then you could

Re: [digitalradio] psk31 frequency

I think that the PSK part of 20M is so crowded these days that people spread out. They also do not want to be on 14070.15 and be too far out on the extremes of their rig's passband since it impacts the efficiency of the signal Andy K3UK On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 9:06 PM, ve3wej ve3...@gmail.com

[digitalradio] 5 digital modes you need, the only 5.

With the varying discussions about the performance of specific modes , and the comments about lack of activity for some modes, I present the following list of 5 modes the digital mode ham should have...and probably all you really need. 1. PSK31 (and other variants up to PSK250) , plenty of

Re: [digitalradio] 5 digital modes you need, the only 5.

Don't forget CW the first digital mode :) I know...I know... Sholto K7TMG

Re: [digitalradio] 5 digital modes you need, the only 5.

Hi yes Sholto some forget about that one digital ...on and off with a key... have to use Digits to make it work on either Key ..Keyer or Keyboard Hi Hi 73 David VK4BDJ Sholto Fisher wrote: Don't forget CW the first digital mode :) I know...I know... Sholto K7TMG

Re: [digitalradio] 5 digital modes you need, the only 5.

It's still a fun mode to use. I've wondered perhaps if someone couldn't invent a 21st century Morse, perhaps using ternary psk, the 3rd phase being the gap in the chars? It might even be possible to still send it by hand with an interface but you'd obviously need a computer for decoding. 73

Re: [digitalradio] 5 digital modes you need, the only 5.

Hi Andy What about ALE400 ARQ ? It is great for those who need a robust arq mode. 73 de LA5VA Steinar Andrew O'Brien wrote: With the varying discussions about the performance of specific modes , and the comments about lack of activity for some modes, I present the following list of 5