Hi Andy,
Sorry about your pinched nerve, but all the (exotic) modes are great.
Perhaps there is a natural selection of well known modes as a common
starting point. Perhaps over time modes that are extremely robust under
different conditions
I've used both MixW and MultiPSK but still takes
Hi John,
No outrage at all from me unless the mode suddenly switches to cover
several KHz and wipes our my QSOs. Issue for me is not email over radio
but the modem and how it is used. If a person is at the radio on both
ends even less outrage.
73, Tom n4zpt.
John Becker, WØJAB wrote:
That
Hi Mark,
How would this kill various digital modes with a bandwidth of 1500 hertz
or less? I operate Oliva mostly at 500 hertz wide and sometimes and
1000 hertz wide.
73, tom n4zpt
Mark Miller wrote:
The FCC has released
Hi Ed,
Ed Woodrick wrote:
[snip]
And in this entire thread, I'm surprised that I haven't seen any
comments about D-STAR! 960 bps is built into every radio and the ID-1
can do 128 kbps. It's not AX.25, but it is packet digital data. It's
pretty cool to put two ID-1s back to back and watch
Well, we have been using the D700s for a couple years now on 9k2 in a
straight packet mode. I just made sure the message sizes fit the TNC in
the D700.
73, Tom n4zpt
Bill Vodall WA7NWP wrote:
On Nov 29, 2007 11:37 AM, Rud Merriam k5rud@
Which radio?
The Kenwood D710.They've
Hi Rick et al
Rick wrote:
[snip]
9k6 was the minimum usable speed for TCP/IP via ham radio in my view. It
was moderately expensive, but as you know, many rigs came along that
could do it. Most synthesized rigs can now, I have one here in the
shack, but it will never be connected because
Sorry, the 1.2 GHz ID-1 is FM, Digital Voice, or Digital Data!
KV9U wrote:
digital or analog. The 1.2 GHz rig is strictly digital and operates at a
much higher data rate and has a raw 128 Kbps speed.
And in testing around here on 2m and 23cm we have seen a range advantage
for Digital
Hi.
KV9U wrote:
Since P25 is very expensive, are almost all users getting used
equipment? How much does this cost? I have heard new prices for HT's at
$1500. Is that really true?
Our local police chief said the multi mode HTs they are buying were $3k
each. They did normal FM for the
in the other 80 percent of the
80 meter band. And put both the semi-automatic and automatic modes up in
the wider area.
73, Tom Azlin n4zpt
expeditionradio wrote:
Proposed New 80 meter Bandplan for USA
3500-3540 = CW
3540-3560 = 500Hz BW All Modes.
3560-3580 = 500Hz BW All Modes. Including Auto
HI Bonnie and the others commenting..
I certainly do not hate any mode but I believe that there are some
incompatible uses of the bands that need to be separated given the
number of inconsiderate operators that seem to be out there. I do not
like getting stomped on by an operator using a mode
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