Hi All
I shall run my RFSM8000 beacon in non-standard
mode from 0645 utc for 2 hours
Email address in included in beacon
Les VK2DSG
SHOULD HAVE SAID FREQ
14109.5 KHZ
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From: Les Keppie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Or do they use a 3000 Hz BW for testing purposes and compare modes that way?
Yes to compare. For example, I want to compare modes at S/N=-10 dB:
I send a a signal of 1 mWatt and 10 mW of noise in 3KHz (so 3.33 mW per KHz).
Now among this noise you can send your 1 mWatt signal in the way
Dave Sloan wrote:
A friend just got his Navigator in the mail yesterday and is having
problems getting it to work. Anyone have any experience with the
Navigator?
TNX 73, Dave N0EOP
Dave did you try what I told you with NavOptions, changing 15 to
Normal? I am pretty sure that was your
Roger,
I told Tom what you said and he said he would try it. I will try to find
out today if that worked or not. Tom is 80 years old and takes care of his
wife who is having a problem with Alzheimer's. So, some days he gets a lot
of things done and other days he is unable to do much.
TNX
Hi Mike and all who replied to my post,
Many thanks for the tips and help - I'm going to print them all out
and take them up to the shack (it's the club shack since I can't have
deadly radiation-emitting antennas at home, and there's no internet
connection up there) and play around a little
Listening on 14109.5, using ALE400, try a connect.
Will be back after 1830Z to play.. Right now have to make like a soccer
grandpa
John
VE5MU
Just put up a coax-fed Windom antenna and have about 15-20 feet of
excess coax. I'd prefer to keep the overall length of the coax, just
not sure if coiling it or laying it out flat would be better. I know
the older Windoms needed a tight coil of coax near the antenna, but the
1:1 balun in this
Has anyone else come across the following error when loading Encomm
from the CD, or have any idea of a fix for it? I downloaded the .iso
file twice and burned two separate CD's with the same results from each
Error, cannot find Puppy on 'cd' boot media.
PUPMODE=1 PDEV1=
Exited to
Sorry to question this, Andy, but it looks like I'd be changing it
from the standard IDE CD, to a USB-based CD drive. I don't have a
USB-based CD drive, so not sure that will help.
Tnx es 73
Dave KB3MOW
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Inside the iso there's a file named isolinux.cfg, which
Thanks, Andy. Some good info there, but nothing worked. Just my lot
in life, I guess hi!
Tnx es 73
Dave
KB3MOW
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
dave,
Poke around here...
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22027
http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=22027
--- In
I did not run into that exact situation, but after installing, there
were two icons on the desktop that had links that were broken.
Operating on memory, one was fldigi and the other was help. The
problem was reported as ... not found in /root. Both were in
directories within /root. You can
Problem is, I can't get to the desktop. Mine never completes the
boot process.
Tnx anyway es 73
Dave KB3MOW
Chuck - AA5J wrote:
I did not run into that exact situation, but after installing, there
were two icons on the desktop that had links that were broken.
Operating on memory, one was
Did you verify the MD5SUM on the .iso file? I would expect a bad download.
It may be a pain, but I would suggest you download again if the
MD5SUM does not compare.
Best regards,
Chuck Mayfield
Success is the ability to go from failure to failure without losing
your enthusiasm.
~ Sir Winston
If it were my station, I would wrap it around a 3 to 4 inch form and
lay it behind the operating table. That would further limit RF noise
and would do no harm to SWR.
Best regards,
Chuck Mayfield
Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both
together go to the making of
The truth is, I couldn't figure out how to verify the checksum. The
directions on the website looked as though they were for Linux, and as
I'm using a Windows OS, I didn't think those instructions would work for
me. Was I wrong?
73
Dave KB3MOW
Chuck Mayfield wrote:
Did you verify the
Try to boot with
puppy pfix=ram to be sure you boot only the CD, not stuff
you saved before...
For md5sum on windows see http://www.fastsum.com/
Rein Pa0R
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Dave,
Did you burn the ISO as a bootable disk, and not as just a data disk?
Error, cannot find Puppy on 'cd' boot media.
PUPMODE=1 PDEV1=
Exited to initial-ramdisk(initramfs)commandline...
(the Linux-guru can now debug. 'e3' editor is available)
/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
I've been told that the definition of insanity is doing the same
thing over and over and expecting different results. If that is true,
then I am indeed overqualified!
Just downloaded for the third time and burned the CD for the third
time. Thanks to Rein I was able to verify the
Hello to all,
After some tests in ALE400 saturday with europeans Hams and some reports, I
fixed several small problems and added some improvements (as, in ARQ FAE, the
automatic disconnection and display of the connection/disconnection state).
So, for the ones interested by tests, here is a
Hi, Chuck. Since that is just about the exact dimension for a choke
balun from the original Windom design, would it have any effect on the
impedance? I suppose I could just wrap it up and see for myself, but
thought I should at least be nice enoough to respond, since you took the
time to
FYI Dave, mine is an Emachine, esentially a cheap Gateway. Runs fine on mine.
On 10/28/07, Dave 'Doc' Corio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been told that the definition of insanity is doing the same
thing over and over and expecting different results. If that is true,
then I am indeed
I haven't given up just yet! Just giving my head a rest from beating
it against the wall hi hi!
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
FYI Dave, mine is an Emachine, esentially a cheap Gateway. Runs fine
on mine.
On 10/28/07, Dave 'Doc' Corio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:dcorio%40zitomedia.net wrote:
--- Dave 'Doc' Corio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Chuck. Since that is just about the exact
dimension for a choke
balun from the original Windom design, would it
have any effect on the
impedance? I suppose I could just wrap it up and see
for myself, but
thought I should at least be
Hello Andy, thank you for getting back to me. Ok, I think I'm
starting to get the idea. I can't cut and paste the text from the
DOS window, but could certainly post a screen shot of it. But in
summary here is what I've got:
First I have an error reading wsjt.ini and continuuing with
Did you try to change the requested input and output settings to those that
match the USB audio codec ?
Change the settings in options in the main WSJT area.
On 10/28/07, Brian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Andy, thank you for getting back to me. Ok, I think I'm
starting to get the idea.
Very little. It is a fairly broadband 1:1 transformer at HF frequencies and
it forces the currents in the center conductor and shield to be equal.
The amount of power lost in such a choke balun is very small compared to
the power delivered to the load. See The ARRL Antenna Book 21, 26-21
73, de
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