I am going to play for as long as my wife lets me. I came out earlier
this morning and got MixW set up and ready to go. See you all tomorrow.
KC0UUP
Russell Blair wrote:
Any one going to be playing in the DIGIFEST contest this weekend, a
time to test your RTTY 75 baud mode. I will be
message received, thanks much, jim,.
73
don kf4cup
On 3/31/2010 6:58 AM, g0jxn wrote:
Hi Guys
Don, on HF the general rule is keep the packets short because it is
slow and more subject to QRM/QRN except on 29.250MHz/FM which is not
realy much different to VHF. With regard to UNPROTO
.am usually on
VFH on Sunday evenings into monday during the day
..
73
don kf4cup
On 3/30/2010 8:22 AM, g0jxn wrote:
Hi Guys
I am QRV APR on 29.250MHz/FM 1200bd with MB7UXN-2 call.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
I did a Bing search of his name. It came back with a Windows Live Profile
page for him with a picture. States he is 29, and a telecommunications
engineer.
Don
KA5DON
nice site, rein, got it saved.
73
don kf4cup
On 3/6/2010 1:33 PM, Rein A wrote:
http://www.thesauro.com/nietoros/ http://www.thesauro.com/nietoros/
73 Rein W6SZ
I believe skip is right. Some time ago Simon Brown had answered that
question, but he did say he believed Olivia Jalocha was Pavel's daughter.
Don
KA5DON
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ROSDIGITALMODEMGROUP/
de kb9umt Don
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Siegfried Jackstien
siegfried.jackst...@... wrote:
Link?
_
Von: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] Im
Auftrag von wd4kpd
Gesendet
well, dave, wrap me in a snickers wrapper (hi), just put up a rotateable
dipole assembled from two 3 segment shrimp net poles
without the hoop and netting, cut for 20 meters it shows up at 1.3
to 1.4 vswr across the entire
20 meter band.
what's that new mode again?
73
don kf4cup
and blast it, i just knew i cut it 3/16 inch to short :)
74
On 2/18/2010 10:04 PM, Don KF4CUP wrote:
well, dave, wrap me in a snickers wrapper (hi), just put up a
rotateable dipole assembled from two 3 segment shrimp net poles
without the hoop and netting, cut for 20 meters
Andy k3uk,
On the http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/ home page is this the
correct link:
http://www.obriensweb.com/drsked/drsked.php
Or should that be:
http://www.obriensweb.com/sked/
Just wondering and noticed this.
Thanks
Don kb9umt
http://www.30mdg.net
Look at the MFJ-1272B/M TNC Microphone Switch. I have no idea if it is what
you are looking for, or if it would work, but
Don
KA5DON
to the 20 Meter LIVE PSK Online Receiver:
DENIS UU9JDR
http://www.rigexpert.com/index?f=receiver
(This receiver shows PSK31 activity on the 20m band (14070-14074 kHz).
Location: Kiev, Ukraine)
Thanks
Don kb9umt
www.30mdg.net
note we are secondary users of the 30 Meter Band and to use good
operating procedures
Have fun and hope to see you on the waterfall!
De kb9umt Don 30MDG#0001
http://www.30MDG.net
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30MDG/
.
Don
KA5DON
of a help. I have
tried every possible configuration, except the right one.
I have missed a couple of contests already.
Don
KA5DON
DRCC #59
EPC #125
FeldHell #981
30M Digital Grp #0680
Howard,
Thanks, I'm sure that will get me going again. I had to leave for work (Army)
but will be back home on Friday. I will certainly let you know when I am
digital again.
Don
KA5DON
for the onslaught.
Don
KA5DON
software programs on SW every Sunday night.
Learned a lot of programming from looking at those programs.
Don
KA5DON
I was going to try it but my neural propagation couldn't handle all those
puppies and learning pskmail and Vista. Hopefully there is an Elmer out there
who could step us thru it. I believe it is important to know, and be able to
use as many modes/methods as possible, .just in case.
Don
Minnesota that I am aware of.
Watch for future posts with times and freqs.
Don Rand
KA5DON
Mississippi
Andy,
I may have misread something in the original notice. That being the
proceedings of TAPR DC will be offered for sale by ARRL. I don't remember a
mention that the software would be for sale.
Been completely wrong before (and often).
Don
KA5DON
Steinar, I do not know
and day. He backed off the
drive from the navigator and it appears he is happy with the results. There
are a lot of things that come into play and perhaps the most important one is
patience and sometimes common sense.
Don - kx9q
and day. He backed off the
drive from the navigator and it appears he is happy with the results. There
are a lot of things that come into play and perhaps the most important one is
patience and sometimes common sense.
Don - kx9q
i will repost this on a couple of the south florida relfectors, thanks much
and 73
don kf4cup
- Original Message -
From: Mark Thompson
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 12:19 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Fw: Japan Ham Fair - This weekend - Show them D-STAR
Hospitality!
- Forwarded
The USRP (Universal Software Radio Project) uses Xilinx FPGA's for it's
main processing and interface. It's compatible with GNURadio and is
well supported.
Paul L Schmidt, K9PS wrote:
I've been thinking about getting an FPGA board
to play with and see what it will do as far as
hosting an
Anyone successful at Easypal (1 Jul 08) and Vista Home?? I have no
problem using HRD/DM780, but EasyPal will not key my radio. I'm sure
there is something I am not clicking or setting to make it happen.
Thanks,
Don
KA5DON
, SSTV MP73N, etc)
Domino = 10 votes or 1%
ALE400 = 6 votes or 1%
Chip64 = 3 votes or 0%
de kb9umt Don
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe it is because I am getting irritated because of the pinched
nerve in my neck, I'm thinking maybe I have
it seems
many are interested in the 30 Meter band thus the MEPT folks there,
JT65a, PropNet and the best part folks like you Skip actually taking
the `big' risk of calling CQ.
Thanks
De kb9umt Don
www.30meterdigital.org
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, kh6ty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
the operator is in charge of his or her own station
and should adhere to all rules that apply to his or her license.
Have fun at it all
.great hobby we have.
De kb9umt Don
www.30meterdigital.org
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Laurent Laborde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
2008/4/12, Don
that they are on the 30 meter band pinging the
atmosphere if you will.
I again think it is neat and use it often use and read the posts on it
all...for me I would just rather be on the band in QSO and I have used
QRP or QRPP on 30 Meters many times and always amazed. Thanks for the
post.
de kb9umt Don
www
Radio.
Don kb9umt
www.30meterdigital.org
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Danny Douglas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In the beginning, it was correct that there was really no DX chasing (at
least for awards) but now that is not so. In fact I have at least one
country worked, where I have
as one of the guards at a trucking outfit here in south florida, and
they run something from qualcomm in the sleeper trucks, not familiar with the
setup though, and the idea of commercial vehicle tracking systems is ot a new
one as far as i know
73
don/kf4cup
- Original Message
John VE5MU,
I agree with your observations...the band is great and under used. I
can tell you it doesn't die at night, it is open most all night but
just not used, thus the auto spotters to provide documentation along
with the Propnet stations that are documenting 30m also.
de kb9umt Don
but just not participate in the transmit part of the event.
Thanks for letting me post here in this group.
de kb9umt Don EN50dp
http://www.30meterdigital.org
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry if you misunderstood that. I am not sure where you saw me
make
Also, my error-correction on times, again this is a 2 day event:
de kb9umt Don
Jan19th z to Jan20th 2400z..please note that. Thanks
de kb9umt Don
EU 30 Meter Digital Weekend Event
My error...correction on times-this is a 2 day event:
When: January 19th utc to January 20th 2400 utc
Thank you for letting me post here to this group...just an FYI for
those that might be interested in this digital mode event..thanks.
de kb9umt Don
EU 30 Meter Digital Weekend Event
When: January 19th 2400 utc to January 20th 2400 utc
2 days of digital fun, ragchew and DX on 30 Meters
have to figure out how the message traffic will
be delivered (bicycle, walking) while limiting exposure to other
people.
Enough bandwidth. Just a reminder, don't limit your preparation,
response and recovery to just physical catastrophies.
Don Rand
KA5DON
If you forward port 3389 on your firewall to that machine, it will
probably work.
There are other options:
RealVNC which allows you to share the desktop rather than one person
at a time (when you log in remotely into a Windows XP/Vista machine
using Remote Desktop, the local console is
keyesbob wrote:
Sure, you don't have any argument about IPv6, BUT I just don't get how
all of this makes a ham TLD a bad idea.
Mostly because people don't realize what goes into running the root (.)
DNS servers whom are controlled by the IANA. There are serious
technological hurtles that
keyesbob wrote:
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you want higher speeds, isn't it going to be much more practical
from
a cost and throughput level to use WiFi or higher powered WiFi with a
ham license than to move to slightly higher speed
keyesbob wrote:
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Don Fanning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I think this is a terrible idea.
Why?
Because ham's already have ampr.org and a entire Class A subnet (44/8)
which IANA would love to reclaim if they could since that means
Personally, I think this is a terrible idea. There are alternate TLD
lookup services out there but no one cares.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS_root
If anything, ampr.org need to be expanded to start including IPv6 and
other technologies. I almost wish for Dynamic DNS for
After reading what others have written about the topic, I feel that your
question wasn't quite given the appropriate response.
Packet is still alive. In places where data rates are expensive (even
with broadband), packet networks run strong.
While I was in Portland, OR., I found that their
right away wattage or CALLSIGN/QRP FB
also, reports to spot page or group welcome. Let's get on the air and
have some digital fun and get others to notice our only low power,
digital only, and no contest band of 30 meters! See you on the
waterfall!
de kb9umt Don EN50dp
http://groups.yahoo.com
VK/ZL 30 meter Digital Weekend Event
When: October 20th starting at 0500UTC (6PM NZDT Saturday) and ending
October 21st at 2000UTC (9AM NZDT Monday).
Where: 30 meter Band 10.135 to 10.145 MHZ
Modes: Mainly PSK31 BUT all digital modes welcomed including RTTY.
Objective: To make contact
can't participate the whole weekend and don't
expect anyone to 24 x 7 (although in 'lurker mode' you really can
participate 24 x 7)but when in the shack I will be sending out my
call and participating the most I can. Thanks again for the reply.
De kb9umt Don
http://groups.yahoo.com/group
:
http://www.propnet.org/
http://www.n7yg.net/propnetpsk/main.html
http://www.n7yg.net/propnetpsk/download.html
http://www.n7yg.net/propnetpsk/faq.html
de kb9umt Don promoting 30 meter digital activity (30m our only low
power digital band)
http://www.projectsandparts.com/30m/
http://groups.yahoo.com
Thursday, let's try to increase and support
PSK on a great band.give 30 meters PSK a try.
Thanks
de kb9umt Don
PSK signals so please check in on
30 meters and look for me because I will be looking for you.
Thanks
De kb9umt Don
Peoria IL EN50dp moderator
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30meterPSKGroup/
Btw: station here at the time was kenwood ts-2000, MixW software, 20
watts, most contacts on my 80 mtr loop
in if not
no problem (I will be CQing most nights on 10.140 so if you can't or
won't respond then give us an email with a signal report on 30). See
you on 30 meters PSK 10.140.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/30meterPSKGroup/
Thank you for letting me post here in this group.
de kb9umt Don
on the internet that will help you.
Aloha 73 Don- AB4KR
- Original Message -
From:
Jon
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 10:19
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Sound Card Packet
via RigBlaster
I'm in need of some help from someoone who
AB4KR - Don
- Original Message -
From:
NORM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 12:05
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Sound Card
Packet via RigBlaster
well there realy isnt any need for a hardware tnc anymore mixw dos
soundcard
operation. Can anyone help me to set up the marcos and other files
so that I can use MixW for this purpose?
Thanks
Herman "Don" - AB4KR
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to Telnet://cluster.dynalias.org
Other areas of interest:
The MixW Reflector : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/th
on This http://www.eham.net/reviews/detail/5651
Enjoy
Don KA9QJG
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to Telnet://cluster.dynalias.org
Other areas of interest:
The MixW Reflector : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/themixwgroup/
DigiPol: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Digipol (band plan policy
Danny
You are probably right, however, I am firewalled - using a PIX 501 - and
have a number of ACLs set to really limit any access from the outside
world.
Don - kx9q
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