The K3UK Sked pages at http://www.obriensweb.com/sked have had another
very successful year. The SKCC and LOTW pages in particular have been
very popular with occasions where we have had 100 hams simultaneously
connected. We have also had favourable mention in QST and other ham
publications.
Russell most digital operation is around 50.290 mc. I've seen it as low as
50.260 mc and as high as 50.300 mc.
73,
Thomas F. Giella, NZ4O
lakeland, FL
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Russell Blair russell_blai...@... wrote:
Where does the Digital band start on 6M. ? I just put the beam
http://www.woodboxradio.com/download/microtelecom_perseus_sdr.pdf
It is a little out of date with respect to software and does not seem
to be aware of some of the advanced capabilities that something like
Multipsk or SDR-Radio-Console can provide, but it is a good article.
Andy K3UK
I will be QRV today , simultaneously from 14065 to 14115 using
Multipsk with an SDR and RS-ID receive activated. I will thus be able
to receive any RS-IDs heard within this range . I will also have
Multipsk's Call ID activated. So lets see if I can hear you and log
you. I will still be able to
I have a chance to buy a Universal M-8000 decoder from a friend for $100. Is
it worth it, or do todays digital software blow it out of the water? (DM 780,
MultiPsk, etc?) I am a SWL who has a NRD-535D hooked into a RF Systems DX-One
and a Wellbrook 1530 loop, and I just got started with
Hi Jaak,
Great idea to start a long test of Contestia 250/4!
Perhaps Contestia 250/8 can also be compared in actual practice to
Contestia 250/4. Contestia 250/8 is slower (at 29 wpm), but decodes 2 dB
deeper into the noise, which may be important when there is QSB (fading)
and the signal is
True, the M-8000 is old. I would suggest that it buying it or not depends on
whether you want to play around with it for what it does still do well:
SITOR/AMTOR, CW, WEFAX, GMDSS, PACTOR, and ACARS for example. For most of
those you can find free decoders that will cover them, but it is still fun
