Thanks Juergen , 100 % agree
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, dl8le [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Per definition the
DIGITALRADIO GROUP
is
A meeting place for discussion of amateur radio digital modes,
applications, software, hardware, equipment, and on
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Feld-Hell Club Sprint Rules:
Date: The third Saturday of every month, from 1500 - 1700Z
Open to:Any licensed amateur and SWL participants
Mode: Feld-Hell (any flavor)
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K3UK JT65A HF Monitoring for past 24 hours. Looks like I missed South
Africa on 40M again,
Date/Time Band RX Call RX Grid TX Call TX Grid Sig dB
2008-01-16 05:46:00 40M K3UK FN02hk PY3ARZ GF38 -12
2008-01-16 05:33:00 40M K3UK FN02hk NN6RF CM87 -19
2008-01-16 05:10:00 40M K3UK FN02hk NN6RF
Thank you and very well said.
Danny Douglas
N7DC
ex WN5QMX ET2US WA5UKR ET3USA
SV0WPP VS6DD N7DC/YV5 G5CTB
All 2 years or more (except Novice)
Pls QSL direct, buro, or LOTW preferred,
I Do not use, but as a courtesy do upload to eQSL for
those who do.
H- OK When you do that, please discontinue me as a member of the
group. The main reason I have remained a member is the free wheeling
discussion of the subject of digitial radio. Is it not amazing that the
major number of members who oppose the subject are outside the USA? I
thought the
Hi All,
Pactor running from 2000z to 1900z on following freqs being scanned,
Pactor I II connects accepted.
Call is VK4JRC and mailbox is on while I am busy here at home.
Dial Frequencies USB:
14.078, 14.079.5, 18.100, 18.105, 21.078, 21.093, 24.920, 24.925,
28.105, 28.110
The scan rate
And who will go to that group? Probably only the ones being bothered with
the interference! Those who are happy with WinLink, and its continuance
will NOT. Why should they? If one gets what he wants, he isnt likely to go
to an anti-subject group to get his daily dose of venem. The subject IS
Hi All,
Sorry, made a mess of the time in the last post. The system is on,
from 1300z to 1200z.
73s
Jack VK4JRC
If you can not discuss the most critical digital radio issues of the
time on a given group, then they will migrate to some other group, often
along with other things you might have wished have remained. These
issues will not just go away by themselves and to actually want to
prevent
Very will put Rick,
I would like to have the chorse to read the discuss
and then I delete it, than to not have to right at
all, we all have that right to read or not to read,
with out a chorse it is over.
Russell NC5O
--- Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you can not discuss the most critical
Hi all,
Following this discussion I could help but notice the frontpage of
this group. It mentions DIGITALRADIO GROUP International.
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DIGITALRADIO GROUP
A meeting place for discussion of amateur radio digital modes,
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Would someone like to step up and take credit for this?
John, W0JAB
I believe you're right! It was set up to be a VENT group. Don't think it ever
really accomplished anything nor did it really get off the ground!
Rod
Chris Jewell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rodney writes:
Just did a Group search and it's there. It's called, FCCSUCKS, but there's
Rick, are you a politician? A standard rethoric trick of politicians
is to phrase something as a statement which has not been made and
then start to complain about that attitude ...
I am not against a discussion about the most critical digital radio
issues as you state it. I have a problem
Demetre SV1UY wrote:
Hi all,
Following this discussion I could help but notice the frontpage of
this group. It mentions DIGITALRADIO GROUP International.
--
DIGITALRADIO GROUP
A meeting place for discussion of amateur radio
Rick,
I agree with you completely. I wouldn't have researched the propnet
group without hearing about it here. I see where they are operating
probes as they call them below 10 meters. Not sure how legal that
is. After watching their 30 meter beacons for a while and seeing them
come up over
Obviously some folks have not learned how to skip over threads that
do not interest them. Others I'm sure don't want to hear what they're
doing may be incorrect. Sad. I hope it survives and does well but it
of no interest to me.
The way this is handled on QRP-L mailing list is simply to
Danny Douglas wrote:
And who will go to that group? Probably only the ones being bothered
with the interference! Those who are happy with WinLink, and its
continuance will NOT. Why should they? If one gets what he wants, he
isnt likely to go to an anti-subject group to get his daily dose
Hi All,
Someone has tried to call my system today, twice. Using MY callsign
The connect crashed both times with errors and timeout..
Dial Frequencies USB:
14.078, 14.079.5, 18.100, 18.105, 21.078, 21.093, 24.920, 24.925,
28.105, 28.110
The scan rate is 3 seconds per frequency, and
The subject says it all. I run a Pactor mailbox, just like the Packet
mailbox that I used to run, many years agojust like MOST of you
did, back then too.
I am just another Ham, TRYING to enjoy my hobby...
73s
Jack VK4JRC
Jack Chomley wrote:
The subject says it all. I run a Pactor mailbox, just like the Packet
mailbox that I used to run, many years agojust like MOST of you
did, back then too. I am just another Ham, TRYING to enjoy my
hobby...
73s
Jack VK4JRC
We understand, Jack. But please
Jack Chomley wrote:
The subject says it all. I run a Pactor mailbox, just like the Packet
mailbox that I used to run, many years agojust like MOST of you
did, back then too. I am just another Ham, TRYING to enjoy my
hobby...
73s
Jack VK4JRC
At 11:06 AM 1/17/2008, Roger
So tell me (and others) how someone operating a mode with
a waterfall display and seeing a signal (so be it a pactor signal)
QRM that ongoing keyboard to keyboard QSO?
It seems to be that *any* pactor signal is fair game for anyone
that *only* knows that is a pactor signal to QRM it.
John,
John Becker, WØJAB wrote:
So tell me (and others) how someone operating a mode with a waterfall
display and seeing a signal (so be it a pactor signal) QRM that
ongoing keyboard to keyboard QSO?
It seems to be that *any* pactor signal is fair game for anyone that
*only* knows that is a
Calling CQ 7077.7LSB Pactor one at this time.
Looking for W6VZV
and QRZ DX
At 08:42 PM 1/16/2008, you wrote:
test
got it...
ignored
Jack. We on the other side see THAT as exactly the problem. Your mailbox
sits there silent. Somone else gets on the freq and calls it. It comes
up - and causes interference to someone else that is already using the freq
(which you would have heard if you were physically sitting there
Hello John,
Well I have seen no others, aside from you, complaining about qrm when
operating Pactor modes on the sole basis that you were using Pactor.
I am sure it happens as we all get benign qrm. As I have posted often,
it is sad some think Pactor modes are the issue when it is the Winlink
No Bill and you will not see others on this list.
99.5% are sound card *ONLY* operators and have no clue
what the non sound cards modes are all about. Other then what
they have read, such as it's all bad and that is why pactor has
such a bad name. Not all of us pactor operators are robots stations
Hey, Bill,
NO, John isn't alone in the experience. It happens frequently
enough as to catch the attention. Is it simply because the
PACTOR mode is being used? I dunno, but it does happen
with enough frequency to raise the ear brows. This is
especially so when the signal is quite strong.
Hey John,
Been listening, John. Didn't hear a peep from out your way.
I was copying some 5s and 7s on PSK on 7.070 area,
perhaps it's simply the propogation beast that's at fault.
Howard W6IDS
Richmond, IN
- Original Message -
From: John Becker, WØJAB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi Danny,
I replied up here 'cause I wasn't sure what I was going to snip out
from your message, yet.
Why not apply the rationale to transmitters in general? YOU can't
transmit for your thrice-weekly sked because your station detects
VERY nearby signals and will not transmit...until the
At 01:14 PM 1/17/2008, Danny wrote:
Jack. We on the other side see THAT as exactly the problem. Your mailbox
sits there silent. Somone else gets on the freq and calls it. It comes
up - and causes interference to someone else that is already using the freq
(which you would have heard if you were
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