The idea that everyone should artificially be given an equal opportunity in a
competitive environment that is ruled by the laws of physics is absurd. People
need to remember that there are some things that not everyone is capable of
doing and that their exclusion from those endeavors serves a
Wikipedia: Discriminatory behaviors take many forms, but they all
involve some form of exclusion or rejection.^[ #cite_note-0
As a social scientist, I must point out that Wikipedia's definition as quoted
is incomplete. Discrimination is about differentiating among options based on
some
The big factor in ham radio contesting is MONEY. If you have a lot, you can
virtually buy your way into the big boys club (in fact - that is what makes one
a big boy). That leads to the very large array type contest stations. Of
course, they are going to win out every time ove the guy
Hi Patrick,
Most of the needed commands likely already existing in the PC-ALE MMI, I will
add whatever doesn't. such as access to releasing and regaining resource to
handoff to MultiPSK control of PTT for an ALE400 session or for that matter any
follow on mode if used after PC-ALE in INLINK
Thanks for the information Steve. I see the goal.
73
Patrick
- Original Message -
From: ALE n2...@morrisbb.net
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, November 27, 2009 4:49 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: QRV ALE special group
Hi Patrick,
Most of the needed commands likely
I've never known if there is a standard for whether tip or
ring is left or right channel. And is left or right normally
used for the computer DSP radio software?
Tip is generally left side audio so as to conform and work when placed in a
mono jack. ring is right and body is ground.
As for a convention, not sure I know they have them for Trekkies, that is
one stereotype!
Have a nice weekend and hope that helps.
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 4:14 PM,
I recommend you take a quick look at this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRS_connector
Stephen AD7TD
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of jhaynesatalumni
I've never known if there is a standard for whether tip or
ring is left
R = ring = right ... can be saved in brain easy
Ground = body ... surely also easy to store in the head :-)
The left is the tip .. So tip = left hi hi
Dg9bfc sigi
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Von: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] Im
Auftrag von jhaynesatalumni
Gesendet:
Look for The Hardware Book, by Joakim Ögren in
http://www.hardwarebook.net/. It is a manual for many connectors, cables
and buses,
including PC's and home audio and video.
And yes, there is a standard, the tip is the left channel.
73,
José, CO2JA
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Chris Robinson escribió:
Tip is
100% agree dave
.. very well written
.
My spezial contest without points or any ranking is :cracking a pile-up
with my 100w barefoot icom and
A wire antenna in my backyard
.. that is a test for my personal skill
.
Listen listen listen with switching vfo a and b
. Find out where the dx
On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:14:26 -, jhaynesatalumni
jhhay...@earthlink.net said:
I've never known if there is a standard for whether tip or
ring is left or right channel.
Tip is usually left channel.
And is left or right normally used for the computer DSP radio software?
Mono output
I'm looking for test same contact.
73 de Aldo - IW7DGY
Andy K3UK wrote:
Looks like the minds of many have not met despite
15 years to solve the matter.
The minds met in 2001-2002. They developed specific
programming and an ALE protocol baseline for what is
now known as Ham Friendly ALE.
The method is successful and has proven itself
with
I agree with Dave's comments on a contester or DX'ers busy detector. We use
our ears. That helps us determine on whether to transmit or not. There are
times, that if I detect that I am in a small pileup with another operator, and
I sense that due to the fact that since we are both calling
BE DOING SOME READING UP ON THE 'OLIVIA MODE' I HEAR IT ON 17M SOMEWHAT . MY
QUESTION IS WHAT MODE IS USED THE MOST ? LIKE 16/500 ? OR DO YOU CHANGE IT IT
UP AND DOWN IN DIFFERENT BANDS?
THANK YOU AC5JV,GEORGE
ive been looking for one for a while i even called companies to see if they
ever thought about producing a box i have my 232 in the back and use a mfj 2
mic to one radio switch box one port for mic the other for the signalink
matt
kc2pua
--- On Tue, 11/24/09, Andy obrien k3uka...@gmail.com
Hello George,
It's best to adjust Olivia to suit the conditions at hand. Sensitivity goes up
as you increase the number of tones...
Mode Minimum SNR
Olivia 500/64-19db
Olivia 500/32-17db
Olivia 500/16-14db
Check out MT-63.
On 11/26/09, AC5JV,GEORGE ac...@yahoo.com wrote:
BE DOING SOME READING UP ON THE 'OLIVIA MODE' I HEAR IT ON 17M SOMEWHAT . MY
QUESTION IS WHAT MODE IS USED THE MOST ? LIKE 16/500 ? OR DO YOU CHANGE IT
IT UP AND DOWN IN DIFFERENT BANDS?
THANK YOU AC5JV,GEORGE
Are there common places on each band to look for Olivia QSO's?
Tim, N9PUZ
Tony wrote:
Hello George,
It's best to adjust Olivia to suit the conditions at hand.
Sensitivity goes up as you increase the number of tones...
Mode Minimum SNR
Olivia
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