A trick that you might try is that when you find an offending pole, give
it a good whack with a sledgehammer to see if the noise changes. We
tracked down a couple of poles that were throwing some serious RFI out,
and that's how the power company guy verified where the problem was.
Seems that
On 8/22/2010 2:04 AM, John Gleichweit wrote:
A trick that you might try is that when you find an offending pole, give
it a good whack with a sledgehammer to see if the noise changes. We
tracked down a couple of poles that were throwing some serious RFI out,
and that's how the power company guy
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I use a CHEAP usb sound card adaptor ( 8 EUROS) on one of my old
Dell laptops which has no soundcard sucessfully for pskmail/puppy linux.
Rein PA0R
I would be interested to know if Linux even supports these cheap USB sound
devices? I did run Linux in the shack for a while and unfortunately
CMSK version 21.08.10 has been released
(http://www.qsl.net/zl1bpu/CMSK/cmsk.htm)
Sound cards separate from Windows default can now be selected.
Anyone wanting to try this mode out please drop me an email. I'll be checking
periodically today.
73
Dave
KB3MOW
What are the main frequencies ?
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 8:35 AM, n0hnj dco...@zitomedia.net wrote:
CMSK version 21.08.10 has been released (
http://www.qsl.net/zl1bpu/CMSK/cmsk.htm)
Sound cards separate from Windows default can now be selected.
Anyone wanting to try this mode out please
Darned if I know of a set frequency for it, Andy, but given its'
bandwidth, I'd guess we'd be safe just about anywhere in the digital
bandplan as long as we don't park on top of another QSO!
How about 7.078?
73
Dave
KB3MOW
-Original Message-
From:
g4ilo wrote:
I would be interested to know if Linux even supports these cheap USB sound
devices? I did run Linux in the shack for a while and unfortunately sold one
of the original RigExpert devices because it wasn't usable under Linux and at
the time I though I wouldn't revert back to
I used a half square on 17 meters in Colorado in 1995 at the bottom of the
sunspot cycle. I voltage fed it with a parallel LC network and one 1/4 wave
radial. The flat top phasing line was only 13 feet off of the ground with
the antenna broadside Europe and the Pacific. The results: 100
I just realized that I made reference in my post to the 756 having good digital
rig control capabilities, but in fact the OP said that the radio is an Icom
765, not a 756.
I have no idea what digital rig control the 765 is capable of.
Sorry about that.
Jon
KB1QBZ
-- Forwarded message --
From: David Lusthof davidlust...@goatse.be
Date: Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 3:19 PM
Subject: Re: [UDXF] Air Canada 859 emergency - turning back to Glasgow
To: u...@yahoogroups.com
On 22-08-10 20:53, Geir Stokkeland wrote:
Air Canada 859, en route Heathrow to
I have a ham friend with a Rigblaster M4 and a new Windows 7 PC. He is using a
serial-USb adapter. He says that Westmountain have been unhelpful via the
telephone but he apparently needs a specific driver for Windows7 and his
Rigblaster. Their web site is unclera as to which driver is
This claim from West Mountain seems dubious.
DIGIPAN PROBLEMS
If you are having trouble with DigiPAN stop using it and try WinPSK!
We have had numerous reports of DigiPAN having a blank waterfall
display. In QST there is a report of this which was cured by
increasing the display colors to 256
Andy,
Of course, DigiPan needs to be run with a display of 256 colors or
higher (unless you change the default waterfall colors)! The default
palette requires at least 256 colors to work, and so do Internet
graphics. I have no idea why anyone in the last 10 years would try to
run with less
Is this bogus, can find no indication its real.
ve3bdr
From: Andy obrien
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 3:25 PM
To: digitalradio
Subject: [digitalradio] Air Canada 859 emergency - turning back to Glasgow
-- Forwarded message --
From: David Lusthof
That's what I figured. Thanks Skip
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 5:46 PM, KH6TY kh...@comcast.net wrote:
Andy,
Of course, DigiPan needs to be run with a display of 256 colors or higher
(unless you change the default waterfall colors)! The default palette
requires at least 256 colors to work,
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/ACA859
Looks normal.
ve3bdr
From: Rudy Benner
Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2010 5:49 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Air Canada 859 emergency - turning back to Glasgow
Is this bogus, can find no indication its real.
ve3bdr
I have a LOT to digest!! I thank both of you for the detailed (and that is what
I needed!) answers. THANKS to you both!
Steve
KJ4SLK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, KB3FXI kb3...@... wrote:
Jon,
Excellent explanation! You should be a teacher (if you aren't already).
And,
A few callsigns that my software reported today
TU5KC 20m PSK31 8429 kms21:32:19 Ivory Coast
D2QV20m PSK31 11514 kms 20:51:54 Angola
ET4ETI 20m PSK31 11525 kms 21:27:30 Ethiopia
A4ETI 20m PSK31 7215 miles 21:22:41 Oman
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