Re: [digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200

2010-04-07 Thread Patrick Lindecker
: Re: [digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200 On 4/6/2010 7:20 PM, Andy obrien wrote: What would be fun would be if I could do both, scan both Standard ALE and ALE 400 in one pass of channels over 30 seconds. I bet Patrick could make that happen. 15

[digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200

2010-04-06 Thread Andy obrien
I will be Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200 UTC. Give a CQ, QRZ, or a sounding if you are looking for a QSO. Andy K3UK FN02.

Re: [digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200

2010-04-06 Thread Tony
On 4/6/2010 6:33 PM, Andy obrien wrote: I will be Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200 UTC. Give a CQ, QRZ, or a sounding if you are looking for a QSO. Andy K3UK FN02. Andy, The upper HF bands are open to the south (2300z). Several S. American / Caribbean stations on 10/12/15

Re: [digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200

2010-04-06 Thread Andy obrien
What would be fun would be if I could do both, scan both Standard ALE and ALE 400 in one pass of channels over 30 seconds. 15 seconds of either mode. On the other hand, maybe I should give up on the ALE400 concept and encourange everyone to scan/sound (while attended) with ALE 141A and switch

Re: [digitalradio] Scanning 3583,7073,14073, ALE400 2230-0200

2010-04-06 Thread Tony
On 4/6/2010 7:20 PM, Andy obrien wrote: What would be fun would be if I could do both, scan both Standard ALE and ALE 400 in one pass of channels over 30 seconds. I bet Patrick could make that happen. 15 seconds of either mode. On the other hand, maybe I should give up on the ALE400