and a list via order of frequency
K7EK-5 3569.5
KB1OOQ-53570.7
W7BO-5 3571.5
WB9FHP-53576.5
K3UK-5 3584.5
W5SEG-5 3584.5
KB5OZE-53586.5
A5UHR-5 3598.9
VK2JN-5 3631.5
PD4U-5 7045.5
VK2HL-5 7049
WB9FHP- 7076.5
AE6LA-5 7077.5
K7EK-5 7081.1
W1EO-5
Skip (and anyone else interested), see the attached screenshot showing
the Winmor server busy detect
Andy K3UK
I agree Skip and have been studying the unattended sub-bands for suitable
frequencies.
Andy
On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 9:24 AM, KH6TY kh...@comcast.net wrote:
Thanks, Andy.
Unless it is not impossible to disable busy detect, to answer your previous
question about where to operate with
Anyone have a reliable link to the FCC required band plan for unattended modes?
I have the IARU Region II bandplan but just remembered that it differs, I
think, from the FCC.
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote:
I agree Skip and have been studying
Andy,
If you are looking at frequencies for your Winmor operation in the auto control
subbands I can suggest some frequencies to avoid since they are the primary
NTS Digital operating frequencies..with Pactor 1, 2, and 3. NTS Digital for the
most part only operates in the auto control subbands
Andy,
97.221 is what you're looking for, The ARRL website has part 97 listed there.
73, Chuck AC5PW
From: obrienaj k3uka...@gmail.com
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, June 27, 2010 8:40:48 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Busy detect screenshot for
I disagree. Being able to operate outside the automatic sub-bands is an
incentive for operators to preferentially choose servers that include an
effective automatic busy frequency detector and to keep that busy frequency
detector enabled.
We're in a deep hole dug by those who ran (and continue to
Just a reminder..when Winmor first stated, the idea was to establish a
mode that did not need a $1000 modem, and could at least achieve
Pactor 2 speeds. While it still can be a finicky mode, it appears
to be able to do what was first desired.
I just picked up three pieces of mail for me AND
I can't disagree with your points Dave. However, until I have more
experience with the busy detect from the server end, I think I'll feel more
comfortable in the auto-sub band...at least for now.. Then , if I do
transmit on a busy frequency despite the busy-detect, I'll feel less guilty.
Despite
At 12:52 PM 6/27/2010, you wrote:
This has generated enormous frustration over the years, to the point where
some operators now intentionally QRM such servers. This intentional QRM is as
disgusting as running a server without a busy frequency detector, and provides
a convenient excuse for
Well Andy,
I have that $1K modem.
but in order to run WINMOR I would have to putout for a
new faster computer.
So what better? hen in hand or the one in the bush?
At 12:56 PM 6/27/2010, you wrote:
Just a reminder..when Winmor first stated, the idea was to establish a
mode that did not need a
I have just started trying to convince him to move. Please be patient for one
or more days to allow a reaction.
73
Juergen, DL8LE
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, jon_g4fut jon_g4...@... wrote:
He is wiping out the weak JT8 and JT65 signals. Is there no way to contact
him?
--- In
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Dave,
I realize you
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Its my
Skip et al,
Settling on a sensible list of frequencies will take some studying
FYI.. Here is a list of specific frequencies used by Winlink HF
stations, May 2010 list. Many have multiple stations using the
particular frequency. The list is world-wide.
3565
3569
3580
3583.5
3587.2
3589
3590
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