Hi Patrick,
That would not be SELCAL. The land mobile radio profession in the U.S. would
call that a form of ANI, Automatic Number Identification, i.e. that data
squeal you hear on the radios on the bad police reality shows that is prepended
to each transmission.
Thanks again for all your
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Simon \(HB9DRV\) simon.br...@... wrote:
Thinking to myself - when we use a mode such as Olivia / MT63 with extensive
error correction, why don't we compress the text?
Given that fldigi has the wrap feature then surely compression could be /
should be
I don't understand nearly what it would take to do this, but what a clever
thought! Would it work on something already compressed, like a JPEG via SSTV
without further loss?
f, k2ncc
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Simon \(HB9DRV\) simon.br...@... wrote:
Thinking to myself - when we
Hi,
No - JPEG / SSTV will not be affected.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: frankk2ncc frank.k2...@gmail.com
I don't understand nearly what it would take to do this, but what a clever
thought! Would it work on something already compressed,
Is it possible to compress a file and lose even one bit during the
transfer and still have something usable on the receiving end when you
uncompress? Normally, you must use ARQ to insure perfect copy. Even MT63
or Olivia can take a hit every so often.
73,
Rick, KV9U
Simon (HB9DRV) wrote:
Depends on the compression, but with ZIP - no, one lost bit and you're -
lost!
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
www.ham-radio-deluxe.com
- Original Message -
From: Rick W mrf...@frontiernet.net
Is it possible to compress a file and lose even one bit during the
transfer and still have something
Another thing to consider is the many USB stick utilities. They take a
bootable CD ISO and convert it into a bootable USB image. You can still
store files on it as well. Very handy for trying stuff out, and usually
much faster to boot.
Assumes your PC will boot from USB via bios. If not use one
The AMSAT-UK International Space Colloquium takes place this Saturday and
Sunday July 25/26 at the Holiday Inn Hotel in Guildford, England.
The presentations will be webcast live at http://www.batc.tv/
The event opens at 1000 BST (0900 GMT) Saturday and some of the presentations
may be of
A pretty decent free ISO burner is available at
http://isorecorder.alexfeinman.com
You can find fldigi as an iso file at http://www.w1hkj.com/Downloads.html
73
Vic
KB9JIQ
- Original Message -
From: Andrew O'Brien
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, July 23, 2009 12:16
Oh, and in the future, if you have two identical machines (sometimes I'll build
the same machine several times in a row), and want to change the CD key of your
freshly installed image of Windows from the previous build, use the Product Key
Update tool found here:
re Fast, effective, easy data and O/S moves is a bane for computer techs.
Are there alternatives someone can offer?.
Yes. I use StorageCraft's ShadowProctect for backup and recovery. Like
Norton Ghost, this creates disk images -- but with the ability to perform
hardware-independent recoveries,
Thanks Rick. Kinda like buying a car and it being rendered inoperative if
I installed a new engine.
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:59 PM, Rick Ellison relli...@twcny.rr.com wrote:
My local computer store tells me that one cannot simply take a hard drive
from a old Pc and place it in a new PC
Hello, Reader (s)
I am trying to get startet with FLDIGI and my FT897d, i am using a simple cat
cable, that works oke with HRD and MIXW, but i cannot get it working with
FLDIGI.
So, the question is, ? must i use some kind of extra file, or must i use a
special start procedure ?
Perhaps
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Dave AA6YQ aa...@... wrote:
There is nothing in the Windows End User License Agreement that precludes
attaching a disk on which Windows has been installed to another PC running
Windows (or any other OS).
You cannot do this with an OEM copy of Windows*.
Andy,
I often need to get the data off of a dead computer and move it to the new one.
The best way to do in my experience is simply to attach the old drive as a
slave to the new one and start draggin' and droppin'.
Once the old HDD detects in your new PC, go to the appropriate folders.
I should have been more clear: there is nothing in the Windows EULA that
precludes attaching a disk on which Windows has been installed as slave
drive to another PC running Windows (or any other OS). Since Windows is not
being run on the attached drive, there is no transfer of Windows.
I used to
You cannot replace the C drive of Windows PC #1 with the C drive of Windows
PC #2 and expect the resulting machine to boot unless PC #1 and PC #2 use
the same motherboard and peripherals. However, you can configure the C drive
of PC #2 to be a secondary drive in PC #1 assuming that PC #1 supports
Hi Ron,
Not clear from your message is if you've got sound card connections made up
also. I'm having to guess that if MixW and HRD are working for you using
data modes over the air that you do have a working sound card setup.
The CAT cable is only going to be able to set and read the frequency
The latest Puppy Linux is here:
http://puppylinux.org/downloads/official-releases/latest-production-version
(not the NBEMS version, but will work). You just need a computer to
access the Internet and a program that will burn an ISO.
73, Skip KH6TY
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
yes, I thought of
It is true that you can have driver issues if you try to use a primary (C)
drive from one computer on another. However, it is not insurmountable. I
recently bought a de-branded HP computer that had no operating system, but
was designed for Vista. I wanted to put XP on it, and it took a while to
My local computer store tells me that one cannot simply take a hard drive
from a old Pc and place it in a new PC even if you have a Windows license
disc for the new PC. Is this correct?
Unless you install it in a computer that has the exact same hardware
(Motherboard, Video, Ect.) yes this
yes, I thought of that Skip. I am looking for a copy of my working Puppy,
cleaned the shack last week and have misplaced it. I should point out that
I am close to having almost everything I need ,expect OS, backed up on teh
web and accessible when I need to start over. I have my log backed up
This isnt exactly true either.
In general as with all retail activated products (which OEM is in genral)
if you wait around 6 months or sometimes a lot less it will activate on another
pc. providing that the machine is of similar type.
I.e. if you obtained Windows XP with a dell machine, it
In that sense then there is no license to run it either, just as there is
nothing saying you cannot do it, there is nothing saying you can
Its morally wrong, you might not like paying for the correct license, but it
doesnt make it any more right than borrwing some bread from a bakers when
There is nothing legally or morally wrong with attaching a hard drive (as a
secondary drive, not as the C: drive) to a PC running Windows in order to
move data to or from that hard drive -- whether or not that hard drive has
Windows installed (under any flavor of Microsoft license).
73,
On Thu, 23 Jul 2009 18:38:00 -0400, Andrew O'Brien
andrewob...@gmail.com said:
My local computer store tells me that one cannot simply take a hard
drive from a old Pc and place it in a new PC even if you have a
Windows license disc for the new PC. Is this correct?
I expect you'll have all
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Thanks Rick. Kinda like buying a car and it being rendered
inoperative if I installed a new engine.
Exactly. You would most likely have to buy the exact same make, model,
and year of car for it to work.
Tim, N9PUZ
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Andrew O'Brien wrote:
After years or running PC's without issues, I have had 4 go bad in 12
months. Two this week, 4 days apart via thunderstorms . One went today
just an hour after I had fully reinstalled ham equipment on a new PC
that arrived yesterday. The new one survived, I had
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