Hi Bert,
bass2444 wrote:
I want to start up a packet system: What cables and software do I need to
use my VX5 as a packet engine using Outpost software? I want to use my
Gateway LT2022u XP netbook's soundcard and USB connections. No serial
connections and no external TNC please.
So
I originally sent this propagation forecast out on Friday morning 01/29/2010
but email problems prevented it's distribution.
The NZ4O Daily LF/MF/HF/6M Frequency Radiowave Propagation Forecast #2010-05
has been published at 1400 UTC on Friday 01/29/2009, valid UTC Saturday
01/30/2010
Interesting data , Tony. I am was surprised that our similar computers have
so dissimilar results. So , I checked a few things on different PCs here at
my location. Here are my results, The CPU demand is based on maximizing
Multipsk's tasks (SDR-Direct active, with full RS-ID on and regular
Hello Tony,
According to my tests, it is only the capacity to do calculations which is the
key, as a lot of digital processng is done (for example for SDR or Panoramics).
I don't think RAM is important. I mean either you have sufficient memory or you
have not (and you will have a message
At 11:21 AM 1/29/2010, you wrote: (in part)
: No serial connections and no external TNC please.
Is there a reason?
Andy,
Thanks for posting your CPU test results with Multipsk.
Patrick mentioned that he doesn't think RAM is important in
this case and adding more than the minimum memory
requirement wouldn't change anything; I guess that leaves
the processor.
It just seems odd that there would be a large
Well, you can run the SDR part of Multipsk (just press SDR I/Q Direct
button in the configuration area, then press RX/TX to return to the main
screen. Then you will see the SDR waterfall open up. The problem is that
without an SDR, you will only get up to khz of signal, same as the regular
Interesting comments, Andy.
My goal is also to be able to monitor all the digital portions of the band and
to be able to spot all call signs in any mode across the band. CW Skimmer is a
good model for that. In addition, it would nice to be able to select a few
segments of the band (~5
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 9:08 PM, ed_hekman ehek...@cox.net wrote:
Interesting comments, Andy.
My goal is also to be able to monitor all the digital portions of the band
and to be able to spot all call signs in any mode across the band. CW Skimmer
is a good model for that. In addition, it
Having been inactive on the ham bands for a very long time I would like some
help getting active on ditigal modes. RTTY was my favorite but I last worked
stations on RTTY in the mid-1970's with a HAL TU and Model 28.
I'll happily pay for help from someone who has the expertise to help me with
Andy,
In my case, the CPU usage jumps to about 10% with the SDR
function running; that's about 2 1/2 times what Multipsk
uses when running without SDR.
Tony K2MO
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