VBdigi is looking for the following files in D:\Program Files\NBEMS
directory:
emailsetup.rtf
flarq.rtf
logbook.rtf
messaging.rtf
vbdigi.rtf
vbdigisetup.rtf
Do a search for flarq.rtf and tell me where it is located on your system.
Thanks.
Skip
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From:
Hate to tell you but some of us cranky, bitter, and rude (old) men
have simply been there and done that. You just don't want to hear
that. For example, do you think a permanently installed ham antenna
is going to survive on a roof top when all other commercial grade
antennas have been destroyed?
As we have been finding out through testing, ALE may have a place in a
few niche interest areas but it is likely to be of limited value on the
ham bands, and not well supported, since the shared nature of the bands
do not lend themselves well to this kind of continuously dedicated
On the Spot Page and monitoring 14.078 as of 1615Z
Howard W6IDS
Richmond, IN
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From: vk4jrc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 9:19 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Pactor Packet Spot Page now up.
Hi all Pactor Packet
jgorman01 wrote:
Hate to tell you but some of us cranky, bitter, and rude (old) men
have simply been there and done that.
I certainly saw and worked with some generous kind old man hams in my
efforts. (Shared a shelter operation with an 80 year old!!) But did not
see hardly any of the same
Hi Rick,
From reading your comments I see you still fail to fully understand
the potential value of ALE to Amateur Radio, especially to ECOM.
ALE is the great facilitator to follow on communications, nothing
aside from MIL-STD AQC-ALE and the host of copy cat systems such by
the likes of
Rick wrote:
As we have been finding out through testing,
Hmm, you've been testing ALE? Don't see you in many of the logs.
I've been testing/using/linking ALE for a couple of years now. Getting a
really good understanding of what works well, what does not, etc.
I know you have a very strong
Guys,
You both have valid views. Isn't it more that one is mostly discussing
smaller types of disasters, the ones that are the most common, and the
other is discussing much larger scale incidents that rarely happen (but
they do happen and we may wish to consider preparing for them as best we
I walked the piney woods and hills of East Texas in cold and rain looking
for the astronauts and parts of the shuttle Columbia. Ham radio via
repeaters was the only way to communicate on a wide scale in that area at
that time. Yes, cell phones worked in some areas but would have been a PITA
when
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, kh6ty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
VBdigi is looking for the following files in D:\Program Files\NBEMS
directory:
emailsetup.rtf
flarq.rtf
logbook.rtf
messaging.rtf
vbdigi.rtf
vbdigisetup.rtf
Do a search for flarq.rtf and tell me where it is
Rick,
Good posting. I don't know how many times to say it, I'm not against
volunteering and using ham radio for emergency communications.
However, for me ham radio does come after several other things. I
don't think some of the emcomm folks understand this. For the folks
that went to the
Please try creating a folder, C:\Program Files\NBEMS, copying the files
there, and see if VBdigi finds those.
Skip
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From: jhaynesatalumni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 4:09 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Help
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From: vk4jrc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2008 9:19 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Pactor Packet Spot Page now up.
Hi all Pactor Packet people,
Sholto, KE7HPV has been kind enough to put up a spot page for Pactor
Jim,
That yourself, family and property are supposed to come first, even in ARES.
It is common sense that a volunteer operator is not going to be focused on
their activity if they are worrying about all the other issues.
Rud Merriam K5RUD
ARES AEC Montgomery County, TX
Over the past several weeks I have been operating digital modes on 30m and
have come to the conclusion that
This is a highly under-rated band.
Currently there are 3 automatic spotting stations running on 30M PSK on
10140.0. They are N9Puz, KF4IN, and VK2XGT. The spotting page is very rapid,
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, kh6ty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please try creating a folder, C:\Program Files\NBEMS, copying the files
there, and see if VBdigi finds those.
No, it did not find them there either.
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Rud Merriam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim,
That yourself, family and property are supposed to come first, even
in ARES.
It is common sense that a volunteer operator is not going to be
focused on
their activity if they are worrying about all the other
Ok lets start over. Uninstall NBEMS from Settings/Control Panel/Add or
remove prograams. Check to see that D:\NBEMS is gone and if not, delete the
folder.
To be safe, delete c:\NBEMS if it exists and c:\Program Files \NBEMS.
The download the installation program from http://www.w1hkj.com/NBEMS
Hi John, I've often wondeered why I only see stns from Europe and not the
USA. I agree that 30Mx is a fascinating band, a lot like 6Mx only more
fun. B-)
The Call is VK2XGJ not T.
73, John de VK2XGJ
One of the reasons politicians try so hard to get
Hi Jim,
One of the prime directives of the ARECC Courses is that you and your
family and their safety come first before others. That group was
violating basic common sense and emergency recommendations that have
been developed over a long time. You don't want someone distracted with
personal
Not knocking the volunteers for sure. I do have a question. How come
the money wasn't invested in public safety equipment using public
safety NTIA assigned frequencies to do the same thing?
the cost involved to purchase
commercial equipment, antennas, peripherals, labor to install, and
IN SC we have a simialr system SCHEARTS that we are building into
hospitals. grants provide the equipment and hams have instaslled it into the
hospitals. then some of the staff have gotten ham licences also Ares /
races supplement the staff. 2M and 440 repeater system. the digital part
is APRS
John and others I just opened MixW and tuned up on 10.140 don't see anything
on the waterfall but will try to watch and listen for a bit. XYL just got in
from work and dinner will need preparing soon. See you on the waterfall.
73's Curt
Curt Givens KC8STE, AAR5VR Army MARS
Earthdog and
Alan,
The testing was completed months ago and you know that very well as I
have discussed this before. I do not have a particularly strong position
on ALE. Have you ever considered that it might be you and your group who
take such a view? My view is in the middle as I have stated over and
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
Chris , ZL1BOE
you will be told by others that ALE is widely used to set up QSO's and QSY's
using the one line message ability . You will also be told that it is used
widely for keyboard to keyboard QSO's and that there are thousands of Hams
using ALE ( last figure I heard was 6000) . These
Thanks to a post by K7EK on the Multipsk reflector, I just discovered
a great resource for JT65A operators and thos interested in
propagation data.Check http://jt65.w6cqz.org , maybe everyone
already knows this site except me!
The site has reverse beacons that automatically post JT65A spots to
I fully concur with Rick's comments. I find Bonnie's responses very
off-putting with respect to trying ALE. The same can be said for Winlink
2000 even though I run a Telpac node.
Rud Merriam K5RUD
ARES AEC Montgomery County, TX
http://TheHamNetwork.net
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