--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Siegfried Jackstien
siegfried.jackst...@... wrote:
3 qrg on 20 . yes it is the most used dx band .. How many phone channels of
3khz ???
None in the wideband digimode section!
None continously on top of packet/pactor/winmor
You argue about the bandwith
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Siegfried Jackstien
siegfried.jackst...@... wrote:
3 qrg on 20 . yes it is the most used dx band ..
So???
SSTV has been around since 1958 and since then the number of users has grown
dramatically, but they only use one calling frequency on 20m. More
Has anyone in the group tried the various windows digi software with Ubuntu? If
so please contact me off list.
Don't want to start a long thread on here.
Thanks
Lynn
ons, 28 07 2010 kl. 16:50 -0500, skrev n0alo:
Has anyone in the group tried the various windows digi software with
Ubuntu? If so please contact me off list.
Don't want to start a long thread on here.
Thanks
Lynn
No let's keep it public - others might be interested.
I'm running Ubuntu
All,
It's interesting to see how the various Hellschreiber modes print in the
noise. Close examination reveals a noticeable difference in contrast and
character definition that is likely to effect the overall readability
over HF. The disparity seems more apparent on-air than it does with
But the original question was regarding various windows digi software, so
the answer should address things like: Ham Radio Deluxe, DX Lab Suite,
EasyPAL, etc. Listing off a group of Linux software doesn't answer the
question.
That being said, WSJT, WSPR, Fldigi CQRLog and others are all GREAT
About other programs, well I also like mmtty, mmsstv, easypal, kgstv and
several others.
A friend told me that Ubuntu should also run those with no problem, is this
true?
Lynn
No, this is not true. Linux is not windows and even though there is an
emulator named Wine, it is a kludge and is no guarantee that any windows
software will run properly on Linux. Some does really good, some is buggy,
some doesn't start at all.
Trying to make Linux work like Windows will always
Ubuntu is Linux, and will NOT run Windows programs normally. Some will run
using a windows emulator called WINE, which emulates some Windows functions,
but not all.
I didn't know about any of those programs in particular; but a quick check
of the wine website indicates the following:
MMSSTV -
Ubuntu is an operating system, like Windows. It DOES NOT run Windows
programs natively.
The programs that Peter mentioned were ALL linux (Ubuntu) programs.
Linux has most necessary drivers for most hardware out there. It would
handle the sound card, modem, speaker, etc the same way Windows
Thank you everyone for the very usefull information. The response was great!. I
think I will install
both on the HD so I can choose on boot-up for the time being. I have been told
that once using
Ubuntu for awhile, I will never want to go back to windows. We will see.
Thanks again
Lynn
Great idea. Just remember, the Windows way of doing things doesn't always
translate into Ubuntu. Give Ubuntu a good period of time, learn to use it,
and you will not regret it.
Dave
On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 7:53 PM, n0alo n0...@cox.net wrote:
Thank you everyone for the very usefull
-- Forwarded message --
From: RFSPACE rfsp...@gmail.com
Date: Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 10:07 PM
Subject: [sdr-radio-com] NetSDR Preview
To: sdr-radio-...@yahoogroups.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q-Uh0hQK83A
Works great with SDR-Radio.
I think you got some great answers, with the general theme that Linux is an
excellent operating system AND people have written native Linux ham programs
that also are excellent. Bottom line -- hams will be more than happy running
Linux as their prime operating system.
There was one replier
Softrock receiver and transceiver kits are ordered from this web site:
http://www.kb9yig.com/
The kits sell fast when announced. Often tips when they will be
available are posted on the Softrock40 group. Or you could
use an automatic monitoring program to alert when the web
page changes.
Good
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