You will want to install it, what ever you add will otherwise be lost as soon
as you reboot.
In order to get the ham radio software you have to enable repositories to get
that stuff from.
Universe and multiverse should be enabled, medibuntu is extra. Look under
administration and start software
I use Ubuntu 8.04 here with fldigi and qsstv and it is very well behaved. If
you are new to Linux, you could do worse than Ubuntu. I would consider going
with 9.04 though, instead of 9.10, at least until you figure out if all the
possible Ham radio applications you might want to run WILL run
From: doug_helbling doug_helbl...@yahoo.com
Date: Sun, 1 Nov 2009 Time: 09:01:38
I use Ubuntu 8.04 here with fldigi and qsstv and it is very well
behaved.
[Snip some very interesting stuff].
[Re wine]:
This even includes the feature-rich Ham Radio DeLuxe and companion
DM780 from Simon
Hello Tony,
What software are you using to determine the SNR decode level?
What i do is adding noise so as to reach a S/N=-15 dB. Then I see if it works
(decode or not). According to the result, I will try -14 or -16 dB etc...
In Multipsk when it is possible I evaluate the S/N by measuring the
So, a few weeks ago WINMOR was just a concept to most of use. Now many have
tested the simple soundcard alternative to $1000 modems and the verdict appears
to be... it works ! It works as an email/file sharing digital mode but not
perhaps as a strong competitor to Pactor III in terms of
I have configured my digital mode interface and PC to use two
differing PTT ports and can run both FLARQ and WINMOR at the same time
see http://www.obriensweb.com/winmorflarq.jpg
Not literally transmit at the same time (that might blow up my radio)
but I can dual receive and I am thus available
Suppose you think a desired station is on a frequency with his/her
FLARQ station active . You think that perhaps the station is set to
PSK250 and you know that conditions are way too poor for a PSK250
exchange . If that station has RS ID on receive activated (and we all
know we should always
CO2DC 7.035 @ 1216Z on the following modes.
thor4, olivia 4/125, olivia 16/500, and mt63-500 w/ short interleave.
philw de ka1gmn kn
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009at 4:55 AM, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com wrote:
If people want to use those other modes ...go for it. I did not include
THOR or
Well done.
Andy K3Uk
On Sun, Nov 1, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Phil Williams ka1...@gmail.com wrote:
CO2DC 7.035 @ 1216Z on the following modes.
thor4, olivia 4/125, olivia 16/500, and mt63-500 w/ short interleave.
philw de ka1gmn kn
On Fri, Oct 30, 2009at 4:55 AM, Andy obrien
Patrick,
It certainly seems difficult to precisely measure digital mode SNR so thank you
for explaining that. I think the PC sound card method is accurate enough to
show the relative difference between modes and more importantly, the digital
mode path simulations and SNR tests seem to
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