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HATE TO DO IT, BUT I NEED TO REDIRECT THE OBJECTIVE OF THE GROUP.
NO NAMES TO MENTION. BUT IF YOU ARE GOING TO DISCUSS ANYTHING
Designer of DigiPan
Howard Z wrote:
MultiPSK = Yick Ugg, can't stand to even look at the user interface.
I don't care if his s/w can walk on water - I can't bring myself to
use it.
The author of MultiPSK needs to think about all the other software he
uses, written
MultiPSK = Yick Ugg, can't stand to even look at the user interface.
I don't care if his s/w can walk on water - I can't bring myself to use it.
The author of MultiPSK needs to think about all the other software he uses,
written by professionals, and consider how to make his own software easy
any keboard method in WINMOR.
Andy K3UK
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Howard Z howar...@... wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone tried the WINMOR keyboarding mode - no ARQ using FEC?
How does it compare to Olivia?
Howard
Hi,
Has anyone tried the WINMOR keyboarding mode - no ARQ using FEC?
How does it compare to Olivia?
Howard
The 4th option is to join Army Mars where the FCC is not involved.
Stelios,
I'm sorry if I made you feel bad. If you are a moderator, you can delete my
posting.
I'm feeling a bit more optimistic today - it's nice to get 8 hours of sleep.
It has been frustrating attempting to use fldigi 3.12.3
I mostly use DM780 rather than fldigi. The Flarq is the exciting
Well,
IMHO, EasyPal has great potential for sending all file types - text, pictures,
etc.. with error-correction/partial-retransmits.
The problem with EasyPal - it seems only people with 500+ watt amplifiers can
transmit reliably via NVIS antennas to the majority of users listening in the
Hi,
I recently upgraded fldigi from 3.11.4 to 3.12.3 on a vista premium SP2 system.
I found that fldigi dies within a few seconds.
I downloaded fldigi 3.11.6, and it appears to function properly.
I do not see a link on fldigi's website to report such problems, so I thought
I'd report it
Could you comment further on your experiences with RFSM?
73,
Rick, KV9U
My local MARS group has been experimenting with RFSM8000.
Like MIXW, it is made in Russia, and the author wants to earn some
money selling it. Free trial licenses are available.
RFSM8000 uses the Mil-Spec modem -
Well, let me see.
2m/70cm D-star radios can communicate with each other without a
repeater. These radios can send audio and slow speed data
simultaneously. The slow speed data can be displayed on the radio's
screen or on a laptop connected to the radio.
The call-sign squelch should work
Here are some possibilities:
1. Teams have their radios on all the time, or perhaps only on the
top of the hour for 10 minutes to check in - so their welfare and
status is known and for delivering any important messages.
2. Teams connect to an email server via the radio at least once an
hour.
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However, DominoEX and MFSK16 can still decode when the S/N is 10
or 12 dB
UNDER the noise level, and that is how we get such long distance
communication on 2m.
73, Skip KH6TY
NBEMS Development Team
- Original Message -
From: Howard Z. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio
There is a relatively new version of RFSM8000 #535
In the email server mode - email would go out on the internet to
someone's personal or bussiness email without a FROM address. Thus
how to reply was difficult or non obvious.
This is now fixed. The FROM address is now the email address the
There is another problem with RFSM8000 which I hope the author will
correct.
It seems impossible to start a subject with //MARS R to send an
email message to winlink.org to a MARS account.
MARS winlink accounts do not have functional whitelists, and all
messages must have a subject starting
There is another problem with RFSM8000 which I hope the author will
correct.
It seems impossible to start a subject with //MARS R/ to send an
email message to winlink.org to a MARS account.
MARS winlink accounts do not have functional whitelists, and all
messages must have a subject starting
I deleted that posting soon after I made it.
However, I suppose those who get emails still got it.
My posting was not appropriate.
I appologize.
Howard
I deleted the posting a few minutes after I made it.
I realized it was inappropriate.
I somehow felt I was being challenged to a debate,
All I did was give someone my 2 cents,
and dozens of others would also likely give their opinions.
I don't know why, but I reacted badly to the post directed
Yes indeed - I have found that nothing on HF is reliable 24/7.
One can not reliably reach another country at will regardless of
equipment.
Local NVIS operation also has problems.
In my MARS group before DST ended, conditions were pretty bad
because we started before sunrise - and then
Is the volunteer out of VHF range?
If the base station has a 100 watt VHF radio like the 746pro - you
might be able to still reach the volunteer, but he may not have
enough power to get back to you.
Or he may be out of VHF range.
HF is the way to go - but both ends of the conversation need
You can use free s/w to remote control your PC - it is at
www.logmein.com
The problem is transferring the audio.
The version of logmein.com that you can pay for also lets you listen
remotely.
Another approach is to run Skype for two direction audio.
I would like to be able to use my home
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