Ted,
I agree that in a single array configuration it does not have the gain
realizable by a directive antenna, no omni-directional antenna will.
But in those cases where a rotatable antenna is not feasible nor permitted
(as on some public structures housing EOCs)
This illustrates the core of
Lots of interesting things.
I completely accept that VHF SSB (which can also mean digital)
communication is really the only practical longer distance VHF mode that
works without infrastructure. But will we have a turn around in the
number of operators who actually use these modes? There is no
WinDRM / DRMDV / FDMDV Digital Voice Net at 3:00PM EDT, 2000 UTC ,
14236 USB.
I was checking my LOTW data and discovered I just need Rhode Island
for WAS (any mode). I long ago got WAS via paper QSL cards (all on
10M as a Novice) but never got around to packaging up the cards and
taking them to a field check. LOTW is much easier. So anyone here
in Rhode Island that I
Rick,
I completely accept that VHF SSB (which can also mean digital)
communication is really the only practical longer distance VHF mode that
works without infrastructure. But will we have a turn around in the
number of operators who actually use these modes? There is no question
that an
Expeditionradio said:
This narrow auto sub-band is time-shared with
many different automatic/semi-automatic
nets and stations, including various packet
and pactor modes. The segment is only 4kHz wide,
so if one is using a standard 3kHz SSB filter,
it almost covers the whole segment. It
Please correct FT-890 to read FT-897.
Thanks,
Skip KH6TY
http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2008/03/01/2/?nc=1
D-STAR at the 2007 Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon
By Erik Westgard, NY9D
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
March 1, 2008
Minnesota hams put the D-STAR system to work.
The Hennepin County Communications Van joins other Amateur Radio vehicles and
My first ISP was AOL (July 1995), even before AOL connected to the
World Wide Web. After AOL connected to the WWW it was difficult to
get on as the telephone lines were always busy. Quit AOL and went with
a local newspaper portal and they used ATT's World Wide Web. Netscape
was the browser used.
Moving on to mode/throughput, let me put on my Incident Commander cap...
As an incident commander, I would rather have a printed/written message than
one
delivered verbally. If I know that you have a digital print system, I would
want that and especially if you tell me its error free.
The
Just wondering if anyone in the Northeast would like to meet on 160M
while the band is still in good shape and qso in digital voice. I live
in Maine and often cannot get good copy on the 14.236 net. I'm sure it
would work really well on this band at this time of the year.. Let me
know a good
I was trolling 20M today and found a familiar callsign sending CQ.
The station was looking to test file sending with NBEMS (VBdigi and
FLARQ). It has been almost 2 months since I used NBEMS but I fired it
up and was able to talk my contact through the process of sending
his first PSK ARQ file.
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