Hi all
I am running a 5W JT65A beacon at 5350 Khz + 1270Hz USB this evening.
Software: Multipsk
Transceiver: Modified ICOM IC-718
Antenna: w3dzz (80, 40 an 20m) tuned with a LDG AT-100Pro Autotuner.
Try to catch me ;)
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
Howdy, Josh
I intended to include the linik with the request for a review, but I
apparently forgot to do so!
The NBEMS article is at the USPacket website:
http://uspacket.org/network/index.php/topic,44.0.html
73 DE Charles Brabham, N5PVL
Prefer to use radio for your amateur radio
I usually tune 30M late in my afternoon to catch Europeans. However
this morning at dawn I decided to check 30M PSK and find the band full
of Europeans.
Andy K3UK
e.g
SYLVAIN ROMARY, F4FRQ)
Hello K3UK,
F4FRQ just sent you an eQSL for your QSO on November 14, 2009 at 11:10 UTC on
30m.
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote:
I usually tune 30M late in my afternoon to catch Europeans. However
this morning at dawn I
Posted Sunday November 15, 2009 at http://www.wcflunatall.com/nz4o4.htm
Yesterday yet another solar cycle 24 sunspot group emerged, this time in the
NE quadrant of the Sun near N29E35. As of yet it has not received a number
by SIDC Belgium or NOAA/SWPC. If numbered by NOAA/SWPC it would receive
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Hi all
I am running a 5W JT65A beacon at 5350 Khz + 1270Hz USB this evening.
I'll take a listen for you Steinar,
However, the frequency that you have chosen is not one of the ones
authorised in the UK, so I will not be able to reply of course.
I wonder why you
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Hi all
I am running a 5W JT65A beacon at 5350 Khz + 1270Hz USB this evening.
I'm a bit confused on the frequency being used Steinar,
Can you confirm 5350kHz plus 1.270kHz please?
The only information on the Norwegian frequencies on 60M that I can find
is as
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Hi all
I am running a 5W JT65A beacon at 5350 Khz + 1270Hz USB this evening.
I'm seeing your signals and I'll move my dial frequency up a bit more as
well...
So far decoded these transmissions from you.
163600 3 -24 -0.3 525 3 * LA5VNA/B
Hi Dave
In Norway the band 5260 - 5410 kHz is now open for general Amateur
Radio use.
The band is not channelized. The allocation is secondary and power is
limited to 100 watts.
To avoid conflicts with other country's channels the Norwegian Radio
Relay League (NRRL) has decided that we
Great! Thanks for your report.
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
Dave Ackrill wrote:
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Hi all
I am running a 5W JT65A beacon at 5350 Khz + 1270Hz USB this evening.
I'm seeing your signals and I'll move my dial frequency up a bit more as
well...
So far
Hello Steinar,
I left my transceiver on duty and that is what I got (QTH near Paris). I
used Multipsk without KVASD (to avoid false detections) so the minimum S/N
was -24 dB (hard decision) instead of -26 dB (soft decision).
Your signal was very weak (-20 to -25 dB) but still decodable in
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Great! Thanks for your report.
Thanks for the explanation on the allocation in Norway, Steinar,
I've been decoding your signals again, but the path is starting to
become difficult and I'm not always decoding your callsign. There seem
to be SSB stations on and I
Patrick Lindecker wrote:
Hello Steinar,
I left my transceiver on duty and that is what I got (QTH near Paris).
The message from Patrick reminded me to give my location as well.
QTH = Bolsover, Derbyshire, East Midlands
QRA = IO93if
Distance, using IARU locators, from G0DJA to LA5VNA =
Nearly zeroed in on the right frequency...
175200 1 -24 -0.4 35 3 * LA5VNA/B 1 0
Just 16Hz to go. ;-)
175400 1 -23 -0.5 16 3 * LA5VNA/B 1 0
One more tweek needed.
175800 11 -18 -0.5 13 4 * LA5VNA/B 1 0
OK, a few more decodes and then I'll head back to WSPR again.
I'll keep the frequency in memory and, after the end of June 2010, the
UK will become RX only on 60M again anyway.
Unless they change the rules again! LOL
180800 7 -20 -0.40 3 * LA5VNA/B 1 0
181000 3
Hello I copy you good. 5 Mhz not allowed here in Finland yet
- Tommi OH7JJT
18:08 7 -11 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:10 5 -18 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:12 4 -11 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:14 3 -20 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:16 4 -16 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:18 4 -19 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:20 4 -13 8 +0147 LA5VNA/B
18:22 7
Hi all
I am going QRT now.
Thanks to Tommi OH7JJT, Patrick F6CTE and Dave G0DJA for their fine
reports.
I will be on air again tomorrow for more testing.
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
Reminder..
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 9:58 AM, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com wrote:
Many years ago , when I was an NTS NCS, we would abandon use of
repeaters once per month and run a simplex night. Operators would use
net time to call up a net from their QTH and work whomever answers. I
am
Steinar Aanesland wrote:
Thanks to Tommi OH7JJT, Patrick F6CTE and Dave G0DJA for their fine
reports.
I will be on air again tomorrow for more testing.
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
I will try to remember to listen out again tomorrow.
73 de Dave (G0DJA)
Hmmm. Well I thought it would be simple enough to transmit digital
modes on 2M FM but one issue I just ran in to is the ALC is very high
and my usual method of lowering it has no effect. I also lowered the
mic gain but that had no impact. Something simple I am not taking in
to account when
Doesn't the ALC behave differenty when runnning FM?
philw de ka1gmn
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmmm. Well I thought it would be simple enough to transmit digital
modes on 2M FM but one issue I just ran in to is the ALC is very high
and my usual
That's what I am guessing...not much of an FM operator
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 8:12 PM, Phil Williams ka1...@gmail.com wrote:
Doesn't the ALC behave differenty when runnning FM?
philw de ka1gmn
On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 6:55 PM, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmmm. Well I thought
I would guess, that setting the audio on the low side would be preferable.
In the packet days, we used to set out deviation to 3.0 - 3.5 KHz as it
assured us of never over deviating. As long as we got at least 10 dB
quieting in the rx'er, we experienced fewer retries.
philw de ka1gmn
On Sun,
The carrier has a constant level on FM, so the ALC doesn't mean much. If
you want to monitor the drive level you would need to monitor the deviation.
If you could monitor the transmitter, that would probably work.
Bob
W5XR
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Andy,
I believe you have a Kenwood TS2K(?). If so, there is a way to control the
digital mode audio level on FM. If you're feeding the audio through the
microphone connector, menu 41 has a low, medium and high setting. If your using
the 13 pin DIN plug, the audio input can be adjusted via menu
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