from:"\"Andrew J. O'Brien\""

Yes Dave.  I read it as the latter of your two possibilities.

Andy.

- Original Message - 
From: Dave Bernstein 
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 9:33 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: 80M State Emergency Nets Revived!

Its ambiguous, Andy. They could mean

"we'll change 97.221(b) from

(b) A station may be automatically controlled while transmitting a 
RTTY or data emission on the 6 m or shorter wavelength bands, and on 
the 28.120-28.189 MHz, 24.925-24.930 MHz, 21.090-21.100 MHz, 18.105-
18.110 MHz, 14.0950-14.0995 MHz, 14.1005-14.112 MHz, 10.140-10.150 
MHz, 7.100-7.105 MHz, or 3.620-3.635 MHz segments.

to

(b) A station may be automatically controlled while transmitting a 
RTTY or data emission on the 6 m or shorter wavelength bands, and on 
the 28.120-28.189 MHz, 24.925-24.930 MHz, 21.090-21.100 MHz, 18.105-
18.110 MHz, 14.0950-14.0995 MHz, 14.1005-14.112 MHz, 10.140-10.150 
MHz, 7.100-7.105 MHz, or 3.585-3.600 MHz segments."

Or, they could mean "we suggest that automatically controlled 
stations use 3.585-3.600, as permitted by 97.221(c)", which requires 
that

(1) The station is responding to interrogation by a station under 
local or remote control; and 

(2) No transmission from the automatically controlled station 
occupies a bandwidth of more than 500 Hz. 

Someone forgot to take his or her clarity pills...

Re: [digitalradio] Re: Effective Date ? FCC Drops Morse Code

Attention All Amateurs... End of an Era: FCC to Drop Morse Testing for All 
Amateur License Classes (Dec 15, 2006) -- In an historic move, the FCC has 
acted to drop the Morse code requirement for all Amateur Radio license classes. 
The Commission today adopted a Report and Order (R&O) in WT Docket 05-235. In a 
break from typical practice, the FCC only issued a public notice at or about 
the close of business and not the actual Report & Order, so some details -- 
including the effective date of the R&O -- remain uncertain. Also today, the 
FCC also adopted an Order on Reconsideration, in WT Docket 04-140 -- the 
"omnibus" proceeding -- agreeing to modify the Amateur Radio rules in response 
to an ARRL request to accommodate automatically controlled narrowband digital 
stations on 80 meters in the wake of rule changes that became effective today 
at 12:01 AM Eastern Time. The Commission said it will carve out the 3585 to 
3600 kHz frequency segment for such operations. Prior to the long-awaited 
action on the Morse code issue, Amateur Radio applicants for General and higher 
class licenses had to pass a 5 WPM Morse code test to operate on HF. The 
Commission said today's R&O eliminates that requirement for General and Amateur 
Extra applicants.
Full Story 
  - Original Message - 
  From: Leslie Elliott 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 10:03 PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Effective Date ? FCC Drops Morse Code

  I'm pretty sure that anyone who is a technician class, such as myself,
  will still have to take the written test, element 3 or 4 depending on
  whether we want General or Extra license, in order to operate on HF
  Voice. Even those that are Tech + would have to take element 3 to
  operate voice on HF except for the small segment already available to
  Tech + on 10 M and the small CW only segments on 15 M, 40 M & 80 M. I
  read that they are going to combine Tech and Tech + now, and while I
  may be wrong,I guess that means that a Tech could operate on HF CW
  where the Tech + were allowed. Of corse, that is a moot point, as
  most Tech's don't know Morse anyway Hi Hi! Either way, I'm sure that
  they/we will have to wait till published etc. I hope those in the
  group that were opposed to the elimination of Morse will not hold it
  against those of us that will benefit from this. I for one love Ham
  Radio, and just wasn't interested in CW, but was going to learn it
  anyway because it was looking like this rule change was not coming
  soon enough. I may still learn it someday, but for now, I am mainly
  interested in the "other" digital modes like PSK etc.

  73 de KCØPTO 

  --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
  >
  > When does this take effect? Can no code hams start tonight on HF or do 
  > we have to wait for the rules to be published in the Federal Register 
  > plus 30 days ?
  > 
  > Andy K3UK
  >

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Re: [digitalradio] 15 dec summary ?

Yes, Danny.  I agree it was nice to be left alone in that 150 KC on 80.

Andy.

- Original Message - 
From: Danny Douglas
I wish folk would quit saying that CW ops haven't lost anything.  It was 
promised that any changes would not narrow anyone's bandwidth.  Nonsense! 
We CW and digital folks have lost a LOT.  We lost the ability to be left 
alone in 150 KC of bandwidth in the 80 meter band.

Re: [digitalradio] Digital Signal on 7117 or 7118?

Nothing heard here.  Is that 7117 USB or LSB ?

  - Original Message - 
  From: kd4e 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 6:01 PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Digital Signal on 7117 or 7118?

  Can someone assist N0XY, please?

   Original Message 
  Subject: Re: GB> Empathy for the Indians.
  Date: Fri, 15 Dec 2006 16:30:54 -0600
  From: Michael NØXY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  To: glowbugs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  References: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

  Could someone who can tune in that digital stuff take a llok at 7117
  (7118?) and tell me what kind of sigital station it is and what call
  sign he is sending? It automatically comes on, even if there is a qso in
  progress, usually every 6 to 8 minutes.

  Thanks

  Tired of qrm
  Michael

  -- 

  Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E
  ... in sunny & warm Florida :-)
  ~~~
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  ~~~
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Re: [digitalradio] Best sound card for digital


Welcome to the group.  I use an el-cheapo Circuit City PC with an integrated 
sound "card".  It works just fine for me on the digital modes.  I think most 
digital mode software  would expect at least a 16 bit sound card.

Andy K3UK


  - Original Message - 
  From: Leslie Elliott 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 4:35 PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Best sound card for digital


  Hi - I just joined yesterday, and this is my first post.  I am 70 years old, 
and although I have a fairly good knowledge of electronics due to having worked 
as a electronics tech and field engineer for many years, I am somewhat computer 
illiterate, since it was BC (before computers LOL) when I was working in the 
field.  I recently bought a nice Yaesu FT-920 and am currently building a Fox 
Delta FD-SC1  interface kit to connect to my "el cheapo" HP Wal-Mart special 
computer, which has only on board sound.  It is a 1.2 Ghz running Windows XP 
Home Edition SP2.  I want to get a better sound card, but don't really know 
what are the important things to look for.  I have read on another forum (HRD, 
which I use for rig control) that an external SC is better because it gets the 
SC out and away from possible hum and noise pickup from the computer itself.  
This seems to make sense to me.  


  My main question is "how important is 8 bit DAC vs 16 bit or 24 bit"?  How 
much does this affect decoding of digital modes?  And how important is the 
speed it runs at, 48 Khz vs 96 Khz?  I have been looking at several sound 
cards, both internal and external USB ones.  One of the less expensive external 
ones I see on Ebay is the Creative Sound Blaster USB MP3+.  It uses USB 1.1 and 
is 16 bit @ 48 Khz with a front/rear/center sub channel S/N ratio of 102 db and 
headphone/side S/n of 96 db.  (I don't know which S/N ratio is applicable to 
digital decoding??)  The next step up from this would be the Sound Blaster Live 
External USB which is a 24 bit and 100 db S/N, but since it is also using USB 
1.1 this is not actually what it does due to the limitations of USB 1.1.  This 
one sells for a bit more than the MP3+. 


  Then you get into the Audigy SC's, , the 2 NX external @ 24 bit/96 Khz and 
102 db S/N (USB 2.0) looks nice but is quite a bit higher priced.  And if I 
went with an internal card, an Audigy SE @ 24 bit/96 Khz 100db S/N is really 
inexpensive used.


  There are a couple of non Sound Blaster cards that I am also wondering about. 
 One is an external Phillips PSC 805 Aurillium USB 2.0 24 bit DAC but I have 
read somewhere that it actually operates @ 16 bits/48Khz.  S/N of 104 db which 
is good, but these are a little higher priced than others.  And I remember 
reading somewhere that Turtle Beach SC's are good for digital modes, think it 
was the Santa Cruz model.  These are a little higher priced than some of the 
Creative cards, and while I am willing to save up for a SC that really does a 
good job, I am not a rich person, so price is somewhat important.  


  I imagine a lot of the features that drive up the cost of high end Sound 
Cards are those aimed at Hi Fi enthusiasts, such as surround sound, Dolby, etc. 
 I am not interested in this aspect, just Digital Mode decoding ability.  So 
I'd appreciate any input as to which SC I should be looking for.  Also, is 
anyone else using a FT-920 and using HRD (Ham Radio Deluxe) for rig control?  I 
am going to customize the interface I am building to meet my specific needs, 
and was originally thinking that I could use the PTT from HRD via the serial 
cable, but someone suggested that when running other Digital software and HRD 
concurrently, I would not be able to do this, since the serial cable would be 
tied up with HRD PTT.  The Interface has a Opto Isolator on it, so I can use 
this for PTT if necessary.  


  Tnks for any and all help and comments, es 73 de KCØPTO
  Les

[digitalradio] 15 dec summary ?

Thanks for reminded us Rick.  With all that has been written, I have forgotten 
what is new.  Would the following rough summary be close?

Some parts of  the 40 and 80M phone privileges have been extended in to the  
former CW or digital portions.?

CW operators have lost nothing, just have to share more ?

Digital modes, other than automated stations , remain mostly unaffected except 
for the ability to send some images within MFSK16 ?

SSTV folks have to remain in the "phone" portion of the bands since those 
signals contain "images" and  are wider than 500 Hz

CW net folks maybe miffed and feel the need to move but they don;t have to if 
they don't mind having SSB signals as neighbours ?

What else did I miss ?

  - Original Message - 
  From: KV9U 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Friday, December 15, 2006 6:51 PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] 15 dec

  David,

  Most of the new rules are understandable, just a few that were confusing 
  or not completely clear or, at least in one case, in conflict with other 
  rules.

  The ARRL announced today that their late filed Petition for 
  Reconsideration has not been acted upon by the FCC, therefore the new 
  regulation is now in effect.

  The 500 Hz semi-automatic automatic stations will continue to operate 
  just as they have for many years although the ones that formerly 
  operated abover 3600 KHz will have to migrate down below the 3600 
  ceiling here in the U.S. for digital data/RTTY.

  There will be no fully automatic 80 meter stations within the U.S. at 
  this time, since there is no automatic area available under the new 
  rules. This also means that there will be no semi-automatic stations 
  within the U.S. that operate wide band modes either since those stations 
  must operate within the automatic segment.

  That does not mean that there will be no Pactor 3 operation since it 
  would be legal to transmit P3 from a station with a control operator 
  present to an automatic station in other countries, and there may be 
  some who will have a BBS system with a control operator present or with 
  some kind of remote operation, that would allow them to continue to 
  operate in a similar manner to what they had been doing. But it will 
  likely mean a lot fewer P3 stations on the 80 meter band.

  73,

  Rick, KV9U

  David Michael Gaytko // WD4KPD wrote:

  >with all the "translations" of the new 80m rules, i just wonder
  >if the auto/semiauto stations are gonna run in the 500hz section,
  >or gonna wait untill clarification.
  >
  >would surely be looked on poorly by the narrow modes, and if
  >not legal, would look poorly to the FCC should they desire to
  >reconsider.
  >
  >just wondering what will happen ?
  >
  >david/wd4kpd
  >
  > 
  >

Re: [digitalradio] PAX 2 beacon

2006-12-13 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Nothing heard .


  - Original Message - 
  From: John Bradley 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 4:13 PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] PAX 2 beacon



  as of 2100Z beaconing on dial freq 14073.5 USB 1000hz, interval 3 minutes, 
responder on

   please leave signal reports here or attempt to connect.

  thanks

  John
  VE5MU

[digitalradio] Pictures for Dec 15?

2006-12-13 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Me too, was it 150 by something?

- Original Message - 
From: Roger J. Buffington 
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Dec 15?

I am gearing up for sending images via MFSK upon 12/15/06. What pixel 
sizes are recommended for MFSK images? Been so many years since I did 
it I no longer remember.

de Roger W6VZV

Re: [digitalradio] cluster.dynalias.org

2006-12-13 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

That would be very nice Simon.

  - Original Message - 
  From: Simon Brown 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 8:14 AM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] cluster.dynalias.org



  It's running now, albeit a tad slow.

  Nice to see a digital modes cluster, I'll now have to add Cluster support to 
my new software :-(

  Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message - 
From: Andrew J. O'Brien 


It should be OK, I just re-applied the alias host just to make sure.

[digitalradio] Dec 15?

I assume the new regs go in to effect at midnight Eastern time, 0500 UTC DEC 
15, 2006.  Does anyone have a suggestion for something digital that we can do 
at that time ?

Andy.

Re: [digitalradio] PAX 2 with Linux?

He is a member if this group.

Andy K3UK

- Original Message - 
From: kd4e 
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2006 11:30 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PAX 2 with Linux?

Now this is a truly exciting Web site!

http://pskmail.wikispaces.com/

Will have to contact the developer and ask about
plans for PAX 2 or other apps.

Re: [digitalradio] Re: cluster.dynalias.org

My node is unable to link to DX-Central at this moment,

12:14 Error: Authoritative Answer Host not found

From: Dave Bernstein 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 4:07 AM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Re: cluster.dynalias.org


  DX Central is also down. Must be something going around...

  73,

  Dave, AA6YQ

  --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Simon Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote:
  >
  > Hi,
  > 
  > What's the status of telnet://cluster.dynalias.org ? I'm getting 
  connection 
  > refused (nothing listening on port 23).
  > 
  > Simon Brown, HB9DRV
  >

Re: [digitalradio] cluster.dynalias.org

It should be OK, I just re-applied the alias host just to make sure.
  - Original Message - 
  From: Simon Brown 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 3:56 AM
  Subject: [digitalradio] cluster.dynalias.org

  Hi,

  What's the status of telnet://cluster.dynalias.org ? I'm getting connection 
  refused (nothing listening on port 23).

  Simon Brown, HB9DRV

[digitalradio] Updated APRS Multipsk : Mini Review.

2006-12-10 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

APRS via Soundcard - No TNC.
Multipsk Reviewed:
By: Andy K3UK

Updated December 10, 2006.

I am happy to report that APRS via Multipsk works very well, this is a
good option for those that do not have a hardware TNC. Some aspects
of APRS in Multipsk are still in beta test, with the latest beta
release being 4.1.2. The software is by Patrick F6CTE.

I have operated packet with various TNC's over the years and also have
used UI-View 32 fairly extensively. I gave up using UI-View with my
PK232 because I did not want to use serial ports, all my digital mode
activity is via a PC-to-radio USB interface (Microkeyer). I did use
AGWPE with UI-View successfully but always found that to be a bit of a
pain to set-up.

Patrick's inclusion of APRS/Packet in Multipsk makes it quite easy to
get active on HF, or VHF APRS. It is simply a case of inserting a
couple of parameters (longitude/latitude, etc) and clicking on "APRS"
as a mode. No having to install other software or drivers. Don't
forget to switch to 300 baud if you want to use it on HF. Really, two
minutes set up time is all that is needed . I

Patrick's software uses UI-View maps (or other APRS maps) . This is
extremely useful, just copy your existing maps over to the
multipsk/maps folder, enable the maps inside Multipsk and you can view
the maps within Multipsk and watch as stations populate the map.

The weather information is graphically displayed as it is received.
It is a little different than UI-View , In UI-View the weather data is
displayed by clicking on a callsign on your map and the info "pops-up"
on the map. In Multipsk, clicking on the map will display all the
data received from the station , not directly on the map but in the
weather station graphic next to the map. Patrick added this feature
after I released my first review, a very nice addition and excellent
response to user feedback!.

The graphic display will indicate your distance from the stations and
includes a window that displays the raw text as it is decoded. APRS
in Multipsk also allows you to display on the map , "all stations"
that you have received since booting up the program , or display
stations monitored during a particular hour. Again, a very useful
feature. I do not see any way to easily list just the stations your
are receiving direct, versus those relayed by digipeating stations. I
also do not see the ability to "filter" the stations by a specified
radius from your station , but since I use APRS exclusively on HF,
I'm interested in seeing all stations regardless of distance.

I have a little trouble with some of the available windows for APRS in
Multipsk. The " Packet APRS Frames decoding/coding " window contains
some beautiful graphics and maps, but the window remains "on top" .
Thus, I am unable to do anything on my computer unless I remember to
minimize it.

Within the " Packet APRS Frames decoding/coding " window, there is a
button labeled "transmission". Clicking on this brings up another
window full of useful packet parameter setting. I find myself
confused when I have this open. The "options" "resp/beacon" "mail"
buttons on the Multipsk main screen do not respond if these windows
are left open. I have to toggle back and forth trying to find what
mistakes I have made, what I have left open. The " Packet APRS Frames
decoding/coding " window also has an "exit" button that I have clicked
on several times thinking that it will take me make to the main
Multipsk window, it does but closes the beacon operations. I think I
am supposed to minimize , rather than "exit". Maybe it is just me,
but I find it confusing.

APRS in Multipsk allows you to configure most packet/APRS parameters
such as "wide", "echo", "trace", "relay" plus set Frack, TXdelay,
Paclen, and the usual things you would expect if you were using a TNC.
Patrick has added many options that will allow you to work APRS and
keep your station consistent with your region's expectations. As
previously mentioned, I use APRS on HF and the settings are not as
critical. Still, I have some learning to do about what is optimal.
APRS in Multipsk allows you to "repeat" frames received from others
stations and there is an option that will beacon your "repeat"
capabilities every minute. I'm a little nervous about doing this on
10151 in North America, I'm not sure if this extra traffic will cause
any problems or not. However, I did test the "echo/repeat" feature ,
and it works well. I like the audio "beep" that you can set to sound
whenever you receive a valid APRS packet frame.



The "repeat" feature, and Multipsk's amazing inclusion of Reed
Solomon signal identification (encode and decode) , has some
intriguing other possibilities. I have experimented beyond the
traditional APRS utility and have spent a few hours using APRS/Packet
on non-traditional frequencies. Recently I used APRS Multipsk in 80M
, I announced my frequency via several email groups. I thought it
would be useful to use the APRS features, including the maps, to aler

Re: [digitalradio] Band Plans

2006-12-07 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien


- Original Message - 
From: Joe Ivey
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 6:04 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Band Plans


>If the ham bands were deregulated then anything goes. And just look at all 
>the tax money we would save from not having to have >the enforcement 
>division.

As I am a person who sees no real reason to even license radio amateurs, I'd 
go for you suggestion Joe!

Andy K3UK

Re: [digitalradio] APRS/Packet experiment on 80M tonight

2006-12-06 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Just to make my self clear Chris, APRS is not usually on 80M in North America, 
I was just using that frequency to test things after the usual band closed down 
for the night.  HF APRS  in North America is mostly on 30M.

Andy K3UK

[digitalradio] Delayed Mail : APRS/Packet experiment on 80M tonight

2006-12-06 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

That's a pain, thanks John.  So, the delayed mail to this group is NOT simply 
related to my ISP.  I sent that mail from my alternate ISP mail server, still 
took several hours.  I posted the same message to another group on Yahoo and it 
was distributed within 5 minutes!

[digitalradio] APRS/Packet experiment on 80M tonight

2006-12-05 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien



Subject: APRS/Packet experiment on 80M tonight from 0100 to 0300 UTC. 
IF anyone in North America wants to test some of the Multipsk APRS
Packet features that were just released for testing, I will be around
on 3624 USB tonight , I will beacon every 3 minutes.  If you hear me,
we can perhaps do some "echo" tests.



--
Andy K3UK
Skype Me :  callto://andyobrien73
www.obriensweb.com

[digitalradio] Speed test 2

2006-12-04 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Sent 1025 UTC.

[digitalradio] Study of PACTOR 20M Frequencies

2006-04-23 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






I did a study of published PACTOR/WINKLINK 20 meter 
frequencies for known active stations. There are 76 separate  20 meter 
frequencies  (see below). If looking for a place to avoid the publish 
pactor frequencies... you might try
 
(Frequencies mentioned are "center" frequencies) 

 
The frequency spectrum 14062.9    to 
14069.9   best bet 14066.5 to 14067.5
  14070   
to  14079.9  Maybe 14074.4
  14094   
to  14098.7  Looks like 14096.7 is  best bet
  
14098   to  14098.7  
nothing
  14100   
to  14107 Maybe 14102.2 and 14105.5 are best 
bets
  14107.5    
to  14110 Perhaps 14108, 14108.5, 

 

Obviously, not all frequencies are active at the same 
time. 
 
The above "best bet" frequencies are NOT suggested 
frequencies for specific modes, just a reference for you to 
consider.
 
-
 
 
Complete list of published 20M PACTOR frequencies from 
known stations.
 
 
14062.9 , 14063.9 ,14064 ,14064.4,  14064.9 
,14065.4  ,  14065.5 ,  14065.7  ,  14065.9  , 
14067.9

14068 , 14068.5  , 14068.9. 14069  , 14069.4  
14069.5  , 14069.9
14070.4 ,  14070.9  ,  14071.4 , 14071.9  , 
14072.4  , 14072.9  , 14073  , 14073.4
14073.9   ,  14074.9  , 14075.4  . 
14075.53  , 14075.9 , 14076.4 , 14076.9  , 14077
14077.5  , 14077.9, 14078  , 14078.9  , 14079.9
14080.9  , 14088.2
14094.9 , 14095.9  , 14096.2  , 14097.2  , 
14097.5  , 14097.9
14098, 14098.5  , 14098.7
14100  , 14100.03  , 14101.7  , 14102.7  , 
14103.2 , 14104.2 , 14104.9 , 14106.7
14107.5  ,14108.9 , 14109  , 14109.2,  14110  
, 14110.4 , 14111  , 14111.9  , 14112  14112.4
14112.9, 14114.4   , 14115.9 , 14116  , 
14117.9  14120.03
14127.5  14140





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[digitalradio] Tones from WLO ?

2006-04-23 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien







Anyone know what "mode" the tones from WLO are? I'm 
listening to their signal on 8420 (cw) , interspersed with their CW ID is a 
PACTOR sounding tone that looks like 
 

 The single tone in the picture is the CW 
id.





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Re: [digitalradio] APRS UI-View server down?

2006-04-03 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

It was down when I got home, maybe due to thunderstorms, it is up now,

- Original Message - 
From: "John Becker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2006 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] APRS UI-View server down?


> At 12:34 PM 4/1/06, you wrote:
>>It says you are connected ,,,so is Tommi in Finland and a ham in 
>>California.
>
> I should also be at this time.
>
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Optimizing Digital - Olivia vs Pactor QRM

2006-04-03 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

>
> Anything about antennas, path, or propagation that
> may have been an obvious factor or does Olivia
> routinely handle Pactor QRM that easily?
>
> I wonder if the Pactor stations were impacted by
> the presence of your Olivia QSO?
>


Doc, I was so happy with how Olivia handled the QRM that I pressed my print 
screen button to capture the visual evidence.  Alas, when I went to paste 
the captured imagine into my image editing software, the image had not been 
captured...I lost the evidence.  I am not very knowledgeable about Olivia's 
QRM handling ability but I know that it appears to be better than PSK, RTTY, 
the PC-ALE data standard , PAX2, Feld Hell, and Throb.  I have not directly 
observed how MFSK16 and DominoEX handle PACTOR QRM.

Your second question is a good one, I am not sure how PACTOR handles QRM 
that is very close in frequency.  Perhaps W0JAB or other here can offer some 
thoughts on this?  As someone mentioned earlier, I should make sure I am not 
in the general vicinity of unattended stations so that I can avoid the 
clash.The station I worked was on 14108 .6,   DJ2CV



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[digitalradio] Optimizing Digital - Olivia vs Pactor QRM

> Andrew:
>
>Can you describe your digital station setup, please?
>
>As I set mine up I'd like to learn from what you
> are using so that I may maximize effectiveness.
>
>I am guessing that it is not merely the Olivia
> 1000/32 mode that allowed you to copy through the
> Pactor QRM but also some elements of your setup
> that provided exceptional selectivity and filtering.
>
>Sure appreciate any hints!


Nope, nothing to do with me, it is all Olivia.  I am using a 15 year radio 
(TS440) and run Olivia with stock SSB filters.  Software was MixW today 
although I also use Multipsk for Olivia.

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Re: [digitalradio] Re: First HELL mode Net will be held on 2 April Sunday at 1800z






Craig, the best Olivia frequency reference is at www.hflink.com just go there and click on the 
Olivia frequency link. 500/8 seems to be the most common on 40M.
 
Andy K3UK
 
 
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Craig 
  Cook 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 8:47 
PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: First 
  HELL mode Net will be held on 2 April Sunday at 1800z
  That's cool. MT63 works like that a lot, too. I'm sorry 
  about my negative remarks, I should have thought before posting. Those 
  opinions belong on that other list, and all the endless arguing about that 
  stuff is why I left this list a few months ago. I strongly disagree with the 
  existence of automatic ham stuff, but whining about it here won't help. I 
  guess I was a little angry. Again, sorry. Now, back on subject. Let's 
  say I want to play with some 500 hz Olivia tonight on 40 meters. What might be 
  a good freq. to start CQing, and how many tones are generally used? Looks to 
  me like anything over 8 is just too darn slow. What has been a sorta' 
  standard? Anyone? I think I may try between 7075 and 7080 with 500/8 
  sometime tonight. After dark, which will of course be a little later now - 
  relatively speaking!73, Craig-N7OR
  On 4/2/06, Andrew 
  O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Craig - N7OR" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
> came on. In this case 
it was Pactor, but could of been anything> really. There must have 
been an urgent message to get through, and the> entire internet was 
down. Clowns.> 73 - N7OR> > 
Earlier today I was working a German station 
via Olivia 1000/32. While copying , a PACTOR station came on very loud 
and totally coveredthe Olivia signal in my waterfall.  
Amazingly,  I copied the DL 100%throughout the PACTOR 
transmission.
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Hamscope & DigiPan

This is an old list and frequencies/times change but it will give you an 
idea.  Also, you might want to search for the free software MultiPSK  it a 
has a zilllion different modes and it will do the varying speeds and shifts 
of RTTY.  You can also use it to copy weather charts sent to ships. of 
Winwarbler. Other software to try is MMVARI, also free, it will do PSK31, 
MFSK, and RTTY but I think only ham RTTY.  Winwarbler will do PSK and RTTY, 
again a free program.  There is one more free one, MMTTY, it does RTTY ONLY 
but will do the wider RTTY shifts.  Let me know if you need help finding 
them and setting them up.

Your radio might do USB only, from what I have read.  Is that correct?  I

  Frequency Call Shift Baud UTC Entity Service
  3620 W2QFR 170 45.45R 0200 Amateur Bulletins Bulletin Mon/Wed/Fri
  3625 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC
  4233 FUF 850 75R 0345 French Navy Test tape
  4269 CFH 850 75 0145 Canadian Forces Weather
  4293 FUE 850 75 0415 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  4583 DDK2 425 50 0350 Hamburg Meteo Weather
  6387 CTP 850 75 0400 NATO NAWS Marker
  6495 CFH 850 75 0045 Canadian Forces Weather
  7095 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC
  7644 DDH7 425 50 0355 Hamburg Meteo Weather
  7782 KAWN 850 75 2200 USAF  Aviation weather
  8439 PBC 850 75 0425 Dutch Navy ZKN Watch groups
  8451 FUG 850 75 0430 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  8461 CKN 850 75 0225 Canadian Forces NAWS, weather
  8477 FUF 850 75R 0435 French Navy RY, test marker
  9039 5YE 850 100 0025 Nairobi Meteo Aviation weather
  10099 DDK9 425 50 0150 Hamburg Meteo Weather
  10217 HZN 850 100R 0325 Jeddah Meteo Weather
  10536 CFH 850 75 2135 Canadian Forces Aviation weather
  10943 CFH 850 75 2130 Canadian Forces NAWS Marker
  11037 DDH9 425 50 0450 Hamburg Meteo CQ/RY marker
  11123 HZN 850 100R 0050 Jeddah Meteo Weather
  12663 RFHJE 850 75R 0135 French Forces Calling FAAA, ZNR marker
  12700 CKN 850 75R 1810 Canadian Forces Freq watch list
  12709 PWZ33 850 75 0430 Brazilian Navy Navarea broadcast (Portgse)
  12822 CTP 850 75 0130 NATO NAWS marker, freq groups
  12839 PBC 850 75 0125 Dutch Navy Listening groups
  12855 6WW 850 75 2145 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  13029 FUF 850 75R 2140 French Navy Testing, RY marker
  13048 UDK2 170 50R 0350 Murmansk Radio Traffic to ships, Also 6393
  13508 CFH 850 75 2125 Canadian Forces Aviation weather
  13528 KAWN 850 75 1850 USAF  Aviation weather
  14095 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC
  14095 W2QFR 170 45.45R 1615 Amateur Bulletins Bulletin Sat and Sunday
  14466 DDH8 425 50 0455 Hamburg Meteo CQ/RY marker, Wx at 0500
  15918 CFH 850 75 2120 Canadian Forces NAWS Marker
  16798 UDK2 170 50R 2035 Murmansk Radio Weather report, tfc
  16802 UDK2 170 50R 0030 Murmansk Radio Weather report, tfc
  16903 RFQPME 850 75 2345 French Forces Calling FAAA, RY marker
  16950 6WW 850 75 0055 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  16958 RFHJE 850 75 0300 French Forces ZNR/ZUI Marker, Testing
  16960 FUF 850 75 2340 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  17116 PBC 850 75 1900 Dutch Navy Listening groups
  17178 FUG 850 75 1905 French Navy Calling FAAA, RY marker
  18104 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC
  21095 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC
  22535 FUF 850 75 1915 French Navy Testing, RY marker
  28095 W1AW 170 45.45R 2200 ARRL Amateur Bulletin M-F, also 0100 UTC

All frequencies are dial readings in USB. R = reverse shift.
Contributed by Jim Andrew, K5UI

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To: 
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 9:10 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Hamscope & DigiPan


>> There are
>> some commercial -non ham- RTTY signals that are "in the clear" ,
>> mostly from weather stations and ships, but not many.  They use a
>> different setting from amateurs.  Hams use a RTTY setting of 170,
>> commerical use 425 or 850.  The software you mention may not support
>> the non ham modes.
>
> Hamscope does appear to allow those modes.  Do you know where I can find 
> frequencies for those
> weather and ship RTTY signals?
>
> Thanks, for your help.
>
>
>
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>
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> discussion)
>
>
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[digitalradio] Update: Digital QSO Alert System (or "visual cluster"






The use of a UI-View server as a dedicated DX alerting 
system seems to be evolving.
 
Check http://www.obriensweb.com/uiview.jpg  
for a picture of some activity today.  It would be nice to get more 
activity.  
 
It was first started as a way for stations looking for 
experimental digital mode QSOs (like Feld Hell, Olivia, DominioEX, etc) to alert 
people to the fact that they are "QRV".  The UI-View message system lets 
you send instant messages to individuals so that you can correspond and 
coordinate frequencies and signal reports.  UI-View, with sound enabled 
will send a ring tone when you have an incoming message. It will also announce 
the callsigns of stations that connect.
 
UI-View can be used to post DX "spots" that you 
hear.  Click on the map at the station' s QTH (I just approximate) , hit F5 
to open the Object Editor, place the callsign in the area for Identifier, and 
frequency/mode info goes in the comments section.  Your 'spot" will appear 
on the map in blue.  Takes about 20 seconds, perhaps not as easy as a 
regular cluster but it does work.
 
To connect you need the free UI-View software (www.ui-view.org) , it comes with some basic 
maps, but if you want some better ones, email me and I can send you 
some .  The UI-View website has links to many maps.  In addition 
to setting your call and location,  you also need to enter 
cluster.dynalias.org:1448 in the sever set-up area.  If you need help with 
that, email me., it is quite easy.  You do NOT need to have a GPS .  
You should have some close approximation of your longitude/latitude for entering 
in the set up area.
 
Remember, if you are a APRS UI-View user, please 
disconnect from APRS before you connect to our Digital QSO Alert System so that 
your APRS stations do not propagate to our stand-alone system.
 
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[digitalradio] Microham at Dayton






This is an item about a commercial product but I have approved its 
distribution to this group.
Andy K3UKOwner.I have finally received the 
booth assignment for Dayton.microHAM will be in booth 516 (in the East Hall) 
... onerow over from the Yaesu booth and just around the cornerfrom 
SteppIR.Stop in and take a look at the DIGI KEYER or the three 
newtwo radio products microKEYER Doubler, microKEYER 2R andmicroKEYER 2R 
Plus that will be shown at the show for thefirst time.  I will also 
have a full selection of the otherinterfaces (USB II, DIGI KEYER, 
microKEYER) and cables aswell as a limited selection of Band Decoders, 
antenna switchesand accessories.I could use some help in the booth 
... if you are interested,drop me a note off the reflector ([EMAIL PROTECTED])73,   ... Joe Subich, 
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Re: [digitalradio] APRS UI-View server down?

2006-04-01 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

It says you are connected ,,,so is Tommi in Finland and a ham in California.


K6SUD-10 ³OH7JJT-1 ³Hello
OH7JJT-1 ³K6SUD-10 ³Hello
K6SUD-10 ³OH7JJT-1 ³I saw you on the map... wanted to say Good 
Morning...:)
OH7JJT-1 ³K6SUD-10 ³Yes here is evening ..8 pm
K6SUD-10 ³OH7JJT-1 ³Name here is Tod  I am in Southern California, rain 
here today
K6SUD-10 ³OH7JJT-1 ³Very few stations on this server
OH7JJT-1 ³K6SUD-10 ³R this new service so not many here yet
OH7JJT-1 ³K6SUD-10 ³I am just workin EA rtty contest 40m
K6SUD-10 ³OH7JJT-1 ³Good for you have fun and have a nice 
evening...73
OH7JJT-1 ³K6SUD-10 ³73 cul
K3UK ³K6SUD-10 ³Hid eAndy K3UK
K3UK ³K0HZI³Hi Jerry
K3UK ³OH7JJT-1 ³Evening Tommi.
OH7JJT-1 ³K3UK ³hello
K3UK ³OH7JJT-1 ³Heard your neigbour earlier today OH7UE

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Sent: Saturday, April 01, 2006 12:13 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] APRS UI-View server down?


> Andy,
> Trying to log into the APRS server 66.24.209.252:1448, error message
> unable to log on.  Is it down?  Even stopped Zone Alarm Firewall in
> case that was the issue.
>
> Jerry - K0HZI
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
>
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>
>
>
>
> 



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[digitalradio] Digital Cluster activity increase

2006-04-01 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Good to see some increase in activity on the cluster set 
up for digital QSOs.  W6RK and I have corresponded about linking his web 
spotting interface to my cluster, that might be a good development.  

 
FYI below is an example of who has logged in and also how 
some have use the Talk feature to chat .  The "visual spotter" has not be 
used much but  W3NJ did pop up on my map (Texas)  this morning and we 
worked each other on Olivia.
 
The cluster is accessible via telnet://cluster.dynalias.org 

 
 
The visual spotter is accessed using UI-View and setting 
up the APRS server to connect to 66.24.209.252:1448I have a dynamically 
assigned IP number these days , so that could change.  I have not tried it 
but it is possible that cluster.dynalias.org:1448 would work too.  If that 
works, it will work better than the specfic IP nunbers, since they can 
change.
 
Here is some cluster activity (not the spots 
themselves).
 
--
 
04:15z User Logon : Local User Jamie W2QO Logged 
On04:46z User Logon : Local User John G8KVP Logged On05:40z User Logon : 
Local User Arvo ES1QV Logged On05:48z User Logon : Local User PA0HVF Logged 
On08:47z User Logon : Local User Txema EA2AFR Logged On12:19z Cmd(K3UK): 
DX 14084 OH7UE RTTY 12:20z User Logon : Local User K4DND Logged On12:35z 
Cmd(K3UK): DX 14071.8 IK3RIV BPSK3112:38z Cmd(K3UK): DX 14072.3 IZ2HSU 
BPSK3112:42z Cmd(K3UK): DX 14072.1 CO2KG BPSK31 PEDRO13:02z User Logon : 
Local User lLynn KB3FN Logged On13:32z User Logon : Local User WB0ZUR 
Logged On13:44z User Logon : Local User S53UK Logged On13:51z User Logon 
: Local User S51TN Logged On14:04z User Logon : Local User M0JWB Logged 
On15:02z User Logon : Local User Txema EA2AFR Logged On16:22z User Logon 
: Local User K2TFT Logged On16:29z User Logon : Local User Steve W0SDG 
Logged On18:46z User Logon : Local User EI9FV Logged On18:50z User Logon 
: Local User Kuido ES3AT Logged On18:53z User Logon : Local User Txema 
EA2AFR Logged On18:53z Cmd(EI9FV): H18:53z Cmd(EA2AFR): sh/c18:54z 
Cmd(EI9FV): H18:54z Cmd(EI9FV): H18:54z Cmd(EA2AFR): t ei9fv HI Gerry 
!18:54z Cmd(EI9FV): t18:55z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR Hi Txema 18:55z 
Cmd(EA2AFR): t eaifv How is going life ?18:55z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR I am 
having a look on 80m. Can you operate there?18:56z Cmd(EA2AFR): ORt ei9fv 
How is going life over there ?.. SRI can't operate 80 !18:56z Cmd(EI9FV): 
help t18:56z Cmd(EA2AFR): t ei9fv SRI .. Can't operate 80 !18:57z 
Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR how about 40m then ? bit busy though.  Can you operate 
oabove 7.1 yet?18:57z Cmd(EA2AFR): t ei9fv No permission ehere on EA for 
above 7.1 HI !18:59z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR OK  not a lot we can do 
then hi.  How are you? Have you ebeen on20m recently? Not heard any of 
gang recently.19:00z Cmd(EA2AFR): t ei9fv Anyway can't do too much radio 
because must stay with my right leg straight .. has d and athorscopy the day 
bfefore !19:01z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR dont know what thiat is but sounds 
like it is not funny. Hopeyou can recover soon.  19:01z Cmd(EI9FV): T 
EA2AFR  Will be in Lisbon in June on business but no plans to visit EA this 
time hi.19:06z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR.good signals around EU on 7mhz at 
present... might look at 16/500 Olivia there if I can find a clear slot. 
19:06z Cmd(EI9FV): sh/u19:07z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR good.. sounds 
excelent.. 7 mhz good to EU at present (looiing at rtty). might try Olivia at 
16/500 if I can find a slot. free of activity. 19:08z Cmd(EA2AFR): t ei9fv 
OK .. won't hold you any longer here .. has been my pleasure to meet you via 
cluster !19:08z Cmd(EA2AFR): sh/c19:08z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR  Yes 
pleasure to chat again. Catch you on air later. Keep Well Tzxxema.. will clear 
from here for a while now.19:09z Cmd(EI9FV): T EA2AFR Hata Psta 
Pronto23:41z Cmd(K3UK): DX 10136.5 K3UK ALE 01:05z User Logon : Local 
User Jamie W2QO Logged On01:10z Cmd(K3UK): DX 101301:10z Cmd(K3UK): 9.1 
KD7KST BPSK3101:14z User Logon : Local User K4QHH Logged On01:18z User 
Logoff: Local User K3UK Logged Off01:43z User Logon : Local User WX3E Logged 
On01:44z User Logoff: Local User WX3E Logged Off01:45z User Logon : 
Local User W6RK Logged On01:45z Cmd(W6RK): sh/dx01:56z Cmd(K4QHH): 
Bye01:56z User Logoff: Local User K4QHH Logged Off04:21z Cmd(K3UK): A 
K3UK QRV for QSO , anyone ?04:21z User Logon : Local User Andy K3UK Logged 
On04:34z User Logoff: Local User K3UK Logged Off04:36z Cmd(W6RK): 
w09:26z User Logon : Local User Txema EA2AFR Logged On09:26z 
Cmd(EA2AFR): sh/u09:26z Cmd(EA2AFR): b09:26z User Logoff: Local User 
EA2AFR Logged Off12:11z User Logon : Local User Txema EA2AFR Logged 
On13:27z User Logon : Local User  W2DSX Logged On13:27z 
Cmd(W2DSX): sh/dx13:27z Cmd(W2DSX): dir13:27z Cmd(W2DSX): help13:28z 
Cmd(W2DSX): sh/u13:29z Cmd(W2DSX): set/noh14:16z User Logon : Local User 
Andy K3UK Logged On14:16z Cmd(K3UK): A anyone looking for a QSO this 
morning?14:20z Cmd(K3UK):

[digitalradio] Another New Digital Mode!

2006-03-31 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Just received this and thought I would pass it along, 
looks like a new oneto play around with!  Software is available from my 
site (see below).Announcing a new digital mode that uses the sound 
card of your PC.  This oneis DUSK-A1. developed by Walter DU1SK.  
DUSK has some fundamentaldifferences from the other digital modes (PSK, MFSK 
Olivia, etc) in that this modehas been developed primarily for the low bands 
(80 and 160) with an emphasison grey-line propagated signals. DUSK-AI takes 
advantage of  AMI- AlternateMark Inversion .  Many digital hams 
will already be aware that AMI has a12.5% density minimum.  The reduced 
density minimum of DUSK-A1 creates amore tolerable AOA, or Angle of 
ArrivalA position identification technology that detects the direction of a 
signalreceived from a transmitter at only one point. In this system, 
thetransmitter's location is determined from the receivers' antenna 
positionand the AOA of the signals that are from the antennas. In practical 
terms,grey-line like conditions are  created regardless of the actual 
position ofthe sun.DUSK-A1 grey line performance, and sun position 
irrelevance ,  is alsoenhanced  by the inclusion of CTA. 
Continuous Time Oversampling  A techniquethat simplifies the job of 
synchronizing data generated from disparatesampling rates. The technique 
resamples and synchronizes audio data asneeded, and it eliminates the 
substrate noise and feedthrough problems.The beta version of DUSK-A1 
also includes Enhanced Data Rates for GlobalEvolution  an enhanced 
radio modulation technique for GSM and TDMA(ANSI-136) networks that expands 
radio timeslots . The expanded time slotsalso factor in enhanced daylight 
propagation , especially on 160 meters.When combined with GPRS, it gives a 
maximum performance with narrowbandwidth.The software does not have 
full macro features or logging components as yet.Those wishing to test this 
new mode may download the free software atDUSK-A1 from http://www.obriensweb.com/dusk.htm





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Re: [digitalradio] Wide PACTOR?

2006-03-31 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






 
>I know nothing about PACTOR.  Is one of the newer 
PACTOR versions one > that alernates, or varies, the bandwidth ?  I 
tried decoding a signal > today , it started out with the familar tones 
and signal > characteristics, but would change to a differnt tone that 
was about > 800Hz wide.> 
 
Take a look at this.  Double signal that goes really 
wide.  
 
 





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Re: [digitalradio] PSK harmonics? --& small type!

2006-03-30 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

I used a different email software program than usual, I am still using it 
...is this any better?  Looks the same to me.



- Original Message - 
From: "Bill Aycock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 7:22 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PSK harmonics? --& small type!


> Andy- . Your text is in a small type. yours is the only one at present
> that is. Only the body, not the Sig or the stuff added by the list. What
> you typed shows as an Arial font.
> Check again.
> Please
> Bill
>
>
> Andrew J. O'Brien wrote:
>
>> I didn't
>>
>> - Original Message -
>> *From:* Bill Aycock <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> *To:* digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
>> <mailto:digitalradio@yahoogroups.com>
>> *Sent:* Thursday, March 30, 2006 12:08 AM
>> *Subject:* Re: [digitalradio] PSK harmonics? --& small type!
>>
>> Andy- why did you switch to small type?
>> Not friendly
>> Bill-W4BSG
>>
>> Andrew J. O'Brien wrote:
>>
>>> I am sure we have all seen PSK31 signals that produce harmonics ,
>>> of sorts, at 1000 Hz intervals.  I usually see them 1000Hz up
>>> from the main signal but tonight I saw one 1000 Hz DOWN, only.
>>> What would determine whether the harmonic is up versus down the
>>> waterfall dial ?
>>>
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Re: [digitalradio] PSK harmonics? --& small type!

2006-03-30 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






I didn't

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Bill 
  Aycock 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 12:08 
  AM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PSK 
  harmonics? --& small type!
  Andy- why did you switch to small type?Not 
  friendlyBill-W4BSGAndrew J. O'Brien wrote: 
  



I am sure we have all seen PSK31 signals that 
produce harmonics , of sorts, at 1000 Hz intervals.  I usually see them 
1000Hz up from the main signal but tonight I saw one 1000 Hz DOWN, 
only.  What would determine whether the harmonic is up versus down the 
waterfall dial 
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[digitalradio] PSK harmonics?

2006-03-29 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






I am sure we have all seen PSK31 signals that 
produce harmonics , of sorts, at 1000 Hz intervals.  I usually see them 
1000Hz up from the main signal but tonight I saw one 1000 Hz DOWN, only.  
What would determine whether the harmonic is up versus down the waterfall dial 
?





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[digitalradio] 30M tonight

2006-03-28 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Jerry K0HZI and I used the "spotter" to work the 
706.5 miles between our stations on 30M tonight, so far no contact between my 
dipole and his indoor antenna, we tried MFSK and PSK31.
 






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Re: [digitalradio] More use of 30 metres

2006-03-28 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Mel, it makes sense to me.  It seems that "wide" bandwidths are needed by 
some modes under tough conditions but I am generally happy with modes that 
take up as little room as possible.


> Hello,
>
> Just to clarify my comment that I don't like the idea of one wide
> band mode taking up the space which is being USED, by at least 20 PSK
> users.  As I clearly said, at least six QSO's were wiped out.
>
> Is that not sufficient reason ?
>
> Mel G0GQK
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Re: [digitalradio] Gmail invitation?






Jose , Harv and Francisco each sent me an 
invitation but Google said
 
"

  
  

  We're sorry. This invitation is not valid. We monitor invitations to 
  protect our users and to prevent abuse. If you'd like to sign up for 
  Gmail, you can now do so using your mobile phone. Click here to sign 
  up (US only). Otherwise, please ask a friend with an account to invite 
  you directly."
  Anyone know how to solve this problem.
   
  Andy K3UK
   

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Harv 
  Nelson 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 8:41 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Gmail 
  invitation?
  Hi Andy,After submitting yours, I have 99 left.  
  Come one-n-all.  First come basis.Harv, AI9NL[EMAIL PROTECTED] or[EMAIL PROTECTED]
  On 1/3/06, Andrew J. 
  O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
  

Anyone on this list got a Gmail invitation to 
spare?  I would appreciate one.
 
Thanks
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Re: [digitalradio] Gmail invitation?







Thank you Franciso but Google said your invitation is not valid
 
Andy K3UK
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Francisco 
  Hennessey 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Monday, January 02, 2006 7:55 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Gmail 
  invitation?
  
  Hello Andy, Today i send you one invitation for open account in 
  gmail.
  73
  Siso, HK3SGP
   
  Francisco Hennessey Jr, 
  2006/1/2, Andrew J. O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: 
  
 
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[digitalradio] Olivia in MMVARI






Here is a message about MMVARI adding 
Olivia.
 
 
 
>> I talked to Mori-san. He is interested in new modes, but 
he is pretty> busy on his business - probably he shall have no time for 
programming> till March.>> 73 de JA7UDE 
Oba>> Hi - Any chance that Olivia 
might be added?? MMVARI is a great working>> software.Olivia would 
keep me from turning to MixW .TKS,Jerry W8KQ
 
Looks like it might be a possibility in a few 
months.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Moderator Intervention: Conflict SubBands:

No question will be ridiculed, if so I will sanction the person that did the 
ridiculing.  This place is for all aspects of digitalradio.

Andy K3UK

- Original Message - 
From: "n3wtus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 7:51 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Moderator Intervention: Conflict SubBands:


> Is there a digital mode group where a beginner is allowed to ask a
> question on how to set their baud rate, or other digital questions?
> It appears that basic questions are no longer allowed or tolerated on
> this group.   Questons such as these will be ridiculed.
>
> N3WT
>
>
>
>
> --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Bill Aycock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Andy- I do not feel that we are being treated honestly, without knowing
>> who provided the "Constructive request". You are usually straighter
> than
>> that.
>> Bill-W4BSG
>>
>> obrienaj wrote:
>>
>> >Per constructive request, I have decided to extended the life of this
>> >thread.  Please continue if you wish .
>> >
>> >Andy K3UK
>> >
>> >--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "obrienaj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >>Ladies and Gentlemen,
>> >>
>> >>Can I suggest that this thread be brought to an end ?   There are
>> >>
>> >>
>> >many
>> >
>> >
>> >>constructive ideas in the thread but it is beginning to go round in
>> >>circles.  Please get your last comments filed so that we can end the
>> >>thread by 1200 UTC January 2, 2006.
>> >>
>> >>Thanks,
>> >>
>> >>Andy K3UK
>> >>Moderator.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
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>> -- 
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Moderator Intervention: Conflict SubBands:

A couple of people simply pointed out that they were awaiting a few replies 
to well constructed questions.  I will keep it going a while, still today's 
pots to weed through.

Andy K3UK


- Original Message - 
From: "Bill Aycock" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 7:31 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Moderator Intervention: Conflict SubBands:


> Andy- I do not feel that we are being treated honestly, without knowing
> who provided the "Constructive request". You are usually straighter than
> that.
> Bill-W4BSG
>
> obrienaj wrote:
>
>>Per constructive request, I have decided to extended the life of this
>>thread.  Please continue if you wish .
>>
>>Andy K3UK
>>
>>--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "obrienaj" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Ladies and Gentlemen,
>>>
>>>Can I suggest that this thread be brought to an end ?   There are
>>>
>>>
>>many
>>
>>
>>>constructive ideas in the thread but it is beginning to go round in
>>>circles.  Please get your last comments filed so that we can end the
>>>thread by 1200 UTC January 2, 2006.
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Andy K3UK
>>>Moderator.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>
> -- 
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Re: [digitalradio] APCO25 Decoder

2006-01-01 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

The only software I am aware of is the software that Uniden sells to go 
along with their scanners.

Andy K3UK

- Original Message - 
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To: 
Sent: Sunday, January 01, 2006 8:54 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] APCO25 Decoder


> Hi,
>
> As most APCO25 scanners are somewhat expensive, including
> AOR's APCO25 Decoder, I was wondering if someone might
> know a less expensive way to decode APCO25, like a
> software... soundcard application or if you
> have other ideas or technics would also be great.
>
> Cheers,
> Broomie
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [digitalradio] Fixing a PC Monitor cable?

Interesting John, I am about 45 minutes drive from Fort Erie, I'd drive to 
Waterloo for a $50 19 inch monitor, Yankee customs might be an issue though.

Andy K3UK

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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Fixing a PC Monitor cable?

>I don't know where you are located but around here (Kitchener/Waterloo,
> Ontario) we have several different computer shops that are selling
> monitors at bargain basement prices ie $50 for a used 19". I bought an
> IBM P70 about 3 years ago for $125. Now they sell for $50. Everyone is
> switching to LCD's and monitors are cheap!
>
> John
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[digitalradio] Fw: NCCC RTTY Roundup Practices - All Are Invited


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>
Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 8:30 PM
Subject: [RTTY] NCCC RTTY Roundup Practices - All Are Invited


> NCCC RTTY Roundup Practices - All Are Invited
>
> The NCCC invites you to participate in RTTY practice contests this 
> Thursday and
> Friday (Pacific local) in preparation for the ARRL RTTY Roundup contest.
>   - The NCCC RTTY Roundup practice duration is an hour just like it was 
> last
> year
>   - Practice is the same time Thursday and Friday (6:30pm - 7:30pm PST, or
> 0230z-0330z UTC).
>
> These practices are a good opportunity to:
>   - Test antennas to make sure they have survived the winter so far
>   - Test logging software, RTTY keying interfaces, amps, and SO2R setup.
>
> ARRL RTTY Roundup rules: http://www.arrl.org/contests/rules/2006/rtty.html
>
>
> Thursday, January 5   (Pacific local)
> ---
> *** RTTY Roundup Practice ***
>   6:30pm - 7:30pm PST   [UTC: Friday, January 6, 0230z-0330z]
>   Suggested frequencies:  3585, 7085, 14085 kHz, +/-
>  (Let's be courteous to ongoing QSOs)
>   Format: ARRL RTTY Roundup rules/exchange
>
> *** NCCC CW Sprint ***
>   The standard weekly date/time for "the NS" CW practice will be the same
>  (CW practice, not RTTY practice)
>   7:30pm - 8:00pm PST   [UTC: Friday, January 6, 0330z-0400z]
>
> *** NCCC Net ***
>   Standard NCCC weekly net to discuss problems, questions, etc.
>   8:00pm PST   [UTC: Friday, January 6, 0400z]
>   3830 kHz +/-
>
>
> Friday, January 6   (Pacific local)
> ---
> *** RTTY Roundup Practice ***
>   6:30pm - 7:30pm PST   [UTC: Saturday, January 7, 0230z-0330z]
>   Suggested frequencies:  3585, 7085, 14085 kHz, +/-
>  (Let's be courteous to ongoing QSOs)
>   Format: ARRL RTTY Roundup rules/exchange
>
> *** Casual and Quick RTTY Net ***
>   To discuss any final problems, questions, issues, or observations
>   7:30pm PST   [UTC: Saturday, January 7, 0330z]
>   3830 kHz +/-
>
> ---
>
>
>   - Marc, W6ZZZ
>   - NCCC RTTY Roundup coordinator




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Re: [digitalradio] SARTG New Year RTTY Contest






This contest requires Happy New Year in your native 
language as part of the exchange, so
 
 brown: phonetical transcription



  
  
AFRIKAANS
gelukkige nuwejaar
  
ALBANIAN
Gëzuar vitin e ri
  
ALSATIAN
e glëckliches nëies / güets nëies 
johr
  
ARABIC
aam saiid / sana 
  saiida
  
ARMENIAN
shnorhavor nor 
  tari
  
AZERI
yeni iliniz mubarek
  
BAMBARA
bonne année
  
BASQUE
urte berri on
  
BELARUSIAN
З новым годам (Z novym 
  hodam)
  
BENGALI
subho 
  nababarsho
  
BERBER
asgwas 
amegas
  
BETI
mbembe 
  mbu
  
BOBO
bonne année
  
BOSNIAN
sretna nova godina
  
BRETON
bloavez mat
  
BULGARIAN
честита нова година (chestita nova godina)
  
BIRMAN
hnit 
  thit ku mingalar pa
  
CANTONESE
kung hé fat 
  tsoi
  
CATALAN
bon any 
nou
  
CHINESE
xin nièn kuai le / 
  xin nièn hao
  
CORSICAN
pace e salute
  
CROAT
sretna nova godina
  
CZECH
ťastný nový rok
  
DANISH
godt nytår
  
DUTCH
gelukkig Nieuwjaar
  
ESPERANTO
felicxan novan jaron feliæan novan jaron (Times 
  SudEuro font)
  
ESTONIAN
head uut aastat
  
FAROESE
gott nýggjár
  
FINNISH
onnellista uutta vuotta
  
FLEMISH
gelukkig Nieuwjaar
  
FRENCH
bonne année
  
FRIULAN
bon an
  
GALICIAN
feliz aninovo
  
GEORGIAN
gilotsavt aral tsels
  
GERMAN
ein gutes neues Jahr / prost 
  Neujahr
  
GREEK
kali chronia / 
  kali xroniaeutichismenos o kainourgios chronos (we wish you a 
  happy new year)
  
GUARANÍ
rogüerohory año nuévo-re
  
HAITIAN CREOLE
bònn ané
  
HAWAIIAN
hauoli makahiki hou
  
HEBREW
shana 
  tova
  
HINDI
nav varsh ki 
  subhkamna
  
HUNGARIAN
boldog új évet
  
ICELANDIC
farsælt komandi ár
  
INDONESIAN
selamat tahun baru
  
IRISH GAELIC
ath bhliain faoi mhaise
  
ITALIAN
felice anno nuovo, buon anno
  
JAPANESE
akemashite 
  omedetô
  
KABYLIAN
asseguèsse-ameguèsse
  
KANNADA
hosa varshada 
  shubhaashayagalu
  
KHMER
sur sdei chhnam 
  thmei
  
KIRUNDI
umwaka 
mwiza
  
KOREAN
seh heh bok mani bat uh 
  seyo
  
KURDE
sala we ya nû pîroz 
  be
  
LAO
sabai 
  di pi mai
  
LATIN
felix sit annus novus
  
LATVIAN
laimīgo Jauno gadu
  
LINGALA
bonana / mbula ya sika elamu na tonbeli 
  yo
  
LITHUANIAN
laimingų Naujųjų Metų
  
LOW SAXON
gelükkig nyjaar
  
LUXEMBOURGEOIS
e gudd neit Joër
  
MACEDONIAN
srekna nova 
  godina
  
MALAGASY
arahaba tratry ny taona
  
MALAY
selamat tahun baru
  
MALTESE
sena gdida mimlija risq
  
MAORI
kia hari te tau hou
  
MONGOLIAN
shine jiliin bayariin mend 
  hurgeye (Шинэ жилийн баярын мэнд хvргэе)
  
MORÉ
wênd na kô-d yuum-songo
  
NORWEGIAN
godt nytt år
  
OCCITAN
bon annada
  
PERSIAN
sâle no 
  mobârak
  
POLISH
szczęśliwego nowego roku
  
PORTUGUESE
feliz ano novo
  
ROMANI
bangi vasilica baxt
  
ROMANIAN
un an nou fericit / la mulţi ani
  
RUSSIAN
С Новым Годом (S novim 
  godom)
  
SAMOAN
ia manuia le tausaga fou
  
SANGO
nzoni fini ngou
  
SARDINIAN
bonu annu nou
  
SCOTTISH GAELIC
bliadhna mhath ur
  
SERBIAN
srecna nova godina
  
SHONA
goredzwa rakanaka
  
SINDHI
nain saal joon 
  wadhayoon
  
SLOVAK
stastlivy novy rok
  
SLOVENIAN
srečno novo leto
  
SOBOTA
dobir leto
  
SPANISH
feliz año nuevo
  
SWAHILI
mwaka mzuri
  
SWEDISH
gott nytt år
  
SWISS-GERMAN
äs guets Nöis
  
TAGALOG
manigong bagong taon
  
TAHITIAN
ia ora te matahiti api
  
TAMIL
iniya puthandu 
  nalVazhthukkal
  
TATAR
yana yel belen
  
TELUGU
nuthana samvathsara 
  subhakankshalu
  
THAI
สวัสดีปีใหม่ (sawatdii 
  pimaï)
  
TIBETAN
tashi 
  délek
  
TURKISH
yeni yiliniz kutlu olsun
  
UDMURT
Vyľ 
  Aren
  
UKRAINIAN
Z novym 
rokom
  
URDU
naya saal 
  mubarik
  
VIETNAMESE
Chúc Mừng Nǎm Mới / Cung Chúc Tân Niên / Cung 
  Chúc Tân Xuân
  
WALOON ("betchfessîs" spelling)
bone annéye / bone annéye èt bone 
  santéye
  
WELSH
blwyddyn newydd dda
  
WEST INDIAN CREOLE
bon lanné
  
YIDDISH
a gut 
yohr

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Andrew J. 
  O'Brien 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 5:42 
  PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] SARTG New Year 
  RTTY Contest
  
  
  


  SARTG New Ye

[digitalradio] SARTG New Year RTTY Contest








  
  
SARTG New Year RTTY Contest
  

  Sponsored by theScandinavian Amateur 
  Radio Teleprinter Group 
  January 1st 
  2006 
  
  
  


   Contest Period:

  
0800 - 1100 
  UTC
  
  
  


   Bands:

  80 and 
40 m.
  
  
  


   Classes:

  

  A: Single Operator/All Band 
  B: Multi Operator/Single TX/All Band 
  C: SWL/All Band 
NOTE: DX spotting and alerting assistance is 
permitted in all classes.
  
  
  


   Modes:

  RTTY 
only.
  
  
  


   Exchanges:

  RST + QSO number, 
starting with 001 + name + "Happy New Year" in your native language. 
Abbrevations like "HNY" are not allowed. 
  
  
  
  


   QSO Points:

  One (1) 
point per QSO. Same station can be worked once on each 
  band.
  
  
  


   Multipliers:

  Each DXCC country 
on each band except Scandinavia and each prefix-figure in 
Scandinavia (SM1, SM2, LA1, LA2...) will count as one 
(1) multiplier on each band. 
Scandinavia include: 

JW, JX, LA, OH, OHØ, OJØ, OX, OY, OZ, SM and 
TF.
  
  
  


   Scoring:

  Sum of QSO points 
x sum of multipliers = TOTAL 
  SCORE.
  
  
  


   Awards:

  To the top five 
stations in each class and to winners in each country if the number 
of QSOs is reasonable.
  
  
  


   Logs:

  Use separate log 
sheets for each band. 
Log must show: BAND, DATE/TIME(UTC), CALLSIGN, EXCHANGE MESSAGE 
SENT and RECEIVED, MULTIPLIERS, and QSO points. Exception; received 
"HAPPY NEW YEAR" messages do not need to be in log, but your sent 
"HAPPY NEW YEAR" message must be noted somewhere in the log. 
Summary sheet must show scoring, class, your callsign, name and 
address. 
Multi-Op stations must show the callsign and names of all 
operators involved. 
Your comments will be very much 
appreciated.
  
  
  


   Logs Deadline:

  Logs must be 
received by January 31 to qualify. 
Mail logs to: 

SARTG Contest ManagerEwe Håkansson, 
SM7BHMPilspetsvagen 4SE-291 66 
KRISTIANSTADSWEDEN
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E-mail: 

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[digitalradio] Happy New Year to all






 
Happy New Year to all on this group, thanks for a 
successful year in discussing digital modes.
 
Thanks to John W0JAB for helping me with this busy 
list.
 
Peace to all in 2006.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] January contest notes

2005-12-14 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Thanks very much for keeping us informed on these contests, hopefully we can 
get people on this reflector to actively participate.

Andy K3UK

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Subject: [digitalradio] January contest notes


>   Please note the following on-the-air events scheduled for January 2006:
>   The Sixth Annual PSKFest will be held Z 14 January 2006 to 2400Z 14
> January 2006. The Penn-Ohio DX Society (PODXS) will be celebrating their
> 10th anniversary in 2006 and to commemorate this event, will award a 
> trophy
> to the Top Score entry! For more info go to
> .
>   The 1-Hour Sprints are back! A twelve hour contest, one hour at a time!
> We ran this contest in 2004 with somewhat mixed results, so decided to 
> give
> her another try. This is an interesting event, requiring equal parts of
> skill and luck! The first sprint takes place 07 January 2006. For more
> information on the 1-Hour Sprints go to
> .
>   Both of these events are open to all amateurs licensed to operate on the
> hf bands. Hope to cu there! 73 de Jay N3DQU
>
>
>
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Re: [digitalradio] Digital Modes Success On 160 Meters

2005-12-12 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Very helpful information Tom, Thanks.
Andy K3UK

- Original Message -
From:
Thomas Giella KN4LF
To: a Digital Radio eGroup
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2005 4:59
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Digital Modes
Success On 160 Meters

If you want to have consistent successful
digital mode contacts of any reasonable distance you have to run a full size
antenna, either a 1/2 wave dipole or 1/4 wave vertical. Night time D layer
absorption on 160 meters is very unforgiving when using an 80 meter G5RV into
a tuner or 80 meter doublet shorted together into a tee vertical.
You also have to run more
power than the customary 25-30 watts, with 75-100 watts pretty much a
requirement.
With an 80 meter dipole and 25 watts you
can expect to make contacts out to approximately 100 miles. A full size dipole
and 75-100 watts will allow contacts of up to approximately 500 miles. A one
wavelength loop and 75-100 watts will allow for contacts of up to 1500 miles.
a 1/4 wave vertical with 64 1/4 wave radials and 75-100 watts will get
you into the 2000-4000 miles range.
It's just the nature of the
beast.
73 & Merry Christmas,Thomas F.
Giella, KN4LFLakeland, FL, USAGrid Square EL97AW27 57 26.5 N 81 56
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: 160 Olivia & PSK31 Tonight

2005-12-09 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

I see you (no ability to xmit on that  band though)

Andy K3UK

- Original Message - 
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To: 
Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 9:14 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: 160 Olivia & PSK31 Tonight

> It's 0214, and I'm on now listening and calling on 1807.5.
> 
> Joe, KB1CJ
> 
> --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Thomas Giella KN4LF" 
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>>
>> Beginning on 0200 UTC Saturday on 1807.500 I will be experimenting 

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[digitalradio] The Digitalradio Annual Awards: Best of 2005.

2005-12-07 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien








  Best "new" digital mode  Olivia,  by 
  Pawel Jalocha
 

  Best supported digital related 
   software DXLab (suite)
 

  Biggest disappointment of the year SCAMP.  Where did 
  it go?
 

  The "he must need something to do with his life " award 
  :   Nick UT2UZ (MixW) .  So many modes, always adding new 
  tricks, how does he have time to do other things?
 

  Best digital modes interface = Microkeyer by 
  Microham
 

  Most promise for 2006 =  Softrock 40
 

  Most under used =  ALE.  So much potential here 
  guys, jump on the bandwagon!
 

  Best Contests = TARA, they keep the small fish contests 
  going very well.
 

  Experimenters Award:  Bubba Net.  These folks 
  will try anything once.  I wonder if they made a 2 tone Olivia contact 
  yet?
 

  Why Bother Award =   A tie between HF packet (get 
  rid of it already! ) and the 80M RTTY NTS Net (..er dudes, twenty repeats of 
  the messages should tell you that RTTY is not robust enough for traffic 
  handling .
 

  Not Grumpy Award =  Nick UT2UZ of MixW.  
  Replies politely , and personally, to people like me that lose their 
  registration DLL!
 

  Needs inventing in 2006-2007:  HF APRS with 
  Olivia.
 

  Where is the Soviet Union When you need it:   
  MixW.  We need a centralized distribution plan for this 
  software!
 

  Software to watch in 2006:  MultiPSK.  
  Improving and I suspect more things will come from this product in 
  2006.
 

  Most Missed Digital Ham:  Larry W0ETC, SK.  A 
  great guy and digital contest Elmer.
 

  Only Good Thing About Katrina =  Knocked AA5AU of 
  the air for a few weeks and gave others a chance in RTTY tests.
 

  The "YEAH !" Award:  Sirius Satellite Radio for 
  adding BBC Radio One and CBC Radio One to their digital line-up
 
 
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Re: [digitalradio] Log software for digitalmodes

2005-12-07 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Try either DX Keeper or Logger32, both free.

Andy K3UK

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To: 
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2005 11:05 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Log software for digitalmodes

> There seems many new digimodes and new ones comes almost every week.
> What is good log program which knows new modes or modes can add
> easily. QSL card/label printing also needed. Also adif import/export and
> statistics. Is this right forum to ask this?
>
> Tommi oh7jjt
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Re: [digitalradio] 1807.500 Olivia 500/8

2005-12-07 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Did you work anyone on 160?
 
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Thomas Giella KN4LF 
  To: a themixwgroup eGroup ; a 
  Oliviadata eGroup ; a Digital Radio eGroup 
  Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 9:57 
  PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] 1807.500 Olivia 
  500/8
  
  At 0300 UTC I'm on 1807.500 kc Olivia 
  500/8.
   





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[digitalradio] CW ID of Olivia/Contestia tone setting

2005-12-06 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






While we are all learning how to recognize the 
difference in RTTYM, Olivia, MFSK16, and Contestia and the many variations in 
tone settings, I have programmed my CQ macro to end with slow CW that will help 
someone learn what settings to use.
 
I end my CQ with, for example,   C 16 , or 
 R  32 ,  or O 8  .  C for Contestia, R for RTTYM and O 
for Olivia.  I decided NOT to add the frequency since most can recognize 
the width in the waterfall.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] strong 40m open from east coast to ZL

2005-12-06 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Drats, I missed it.

- Original Message - 
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To: 
Sent: Tuesday, December 06, 2005 2:14 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] strong 40m open from east coast to ZL

> right now! (0715Z).
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Re: [digitalradio] Contestia "Sprint " December 6/7 !

2005-12-05 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Yep, I will specify a bandwidth.
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Craig 
  Cook 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 6:23 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Contestia 
  "Sprint " December 6/7 !
  I was thinking that if you want to make this test fly, you may 
  want to specify a bandwidth and number of tones. I think a band(s) should be 
  specified as well, but that's just me.
  On 12/5/05, Joe 
  Ivey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
  wrote: 
  
Andy,
 
I don't think Contestia will replace RTTY. To 
get the rate up you have to go to a higher bandwidth. 8 tone at 250 Hz is 
about as close as you can get to RTTY speed without going to a higher 
bandwidth and that will not be good for contesting. Just my thoughts. 

 
Joe
W4JSI
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: obrienaj 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Monday, December 05, 2005 3:37 
  PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Contestia 
  "Sprint " December 6/7 !
   Pawel's description of Contestia says   
  " I hope this mode can be a replacement for RTTY in contests" 
  .OK, so let's test it under contest conditions.  How about a 
  mini -sprint or Contestia Two-Legged Rush.  I propose that we try 
  a 30 minutes sprint using Contestia on  UTC December 6,  at 
  0100 UTC and again at 1300 UTC on December 7th.  Any bands, 
  except WARC bands.  Just a total time of 1 hour,  in two 
  30 minute segments,  that will provide differing propagation 
  conditions.  Since we want to simulate contest conditions, does 
  anyone want to propose a simple scoring system?    
  Scores/logs published here.Andy 
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[digitalradio] VK-ZL QSOs ?

2005-12-03 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien







Hey,  Brad  or others
 
What is the best time for openings to Australia and/or New 
Zealand  this time of year from the east coast of USA?  I would love a 
40M QSO with VK land, in fact I have never  worked VKland below 20M , any 
mode.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] Propfire

2005-12-03 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

I booted up Firefox and  went to http://www.mozilla.com/extensions/

Then I clicked  on Firefox add-ons 
(https://addons.mozilla.org/?application=firefox)

Then put Propfire in the search window

Then clicked on Propfire which took me to ( 
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1253&application=firefox)

Then clicked on "install now" (shortcut = 
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/extensions/propfire_-_hf_radio_propagation_monitor/propfire_-_hf_propagation_monitor-0.73-fx.xpi)

Then an Firefox install window popped up and I clicked on install.

I am using Firefox 1.5 , OS is XP HE.

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To: "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, December 03, 2005 1:00 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Propfire


>
>
> --- "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Worked fine here, remember one should install this
>> from within Firefox.
>> Don't simply save the file and try to execute it .,
>> let Firefox do the
>> add-on install.
>>
>> Andy.
>
> Andy,
>
> What steps did yo do within Firefox?
>
> I use 1.5 beta.
>
> 73 de Jose, CO2JA
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> PD: This is personal mail, not going to the list
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Re: [digitalradio] Propfire

2005-12-02 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Worked fine here, remember one should install this from within Firefox. 
Don't simply save the file and try to execute it ., let Firefox do the 
add-on install.

Andy.

- Original Message - 
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To: 
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 6:15 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Propfire

>I am having problems installing this extension.  I found it on the
> Firefox extensions list, and tried installing it, resulting in a
> message telling me I have "installations denied" or some such.  Upon
> clicking the "Edit Options" tab presented, the only thing I found was
> "warn when extension or add-on installations are attempted" or
> similar.  I unchecked that to no avail.
>
> Can someone please tell me where the referenced olption exists?
>
> Thanks and 73
> Pete K5GM
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Re: [digitalradio] Propfire, HF Propagation Indices status bar in Firefox browsers

2005-12-02 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Wow, cool..Thanks  Jerry.


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To: 
Sent: Friday, December 02, 2005 1:34 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Propfire, HF Propagation Indices status bar in 
Firefox browsers


>> One extension that is neat is  "Propfire - HF
>> Radio Propagation Monitor 0.73" by N0HR.  Puts the Current solar
>> conditions on the bottom of the browser bar.
>>
>> Jerry -  K0HZI
>
> Thank you for telling us about Propfire.
> I just loaded it on my Foxfire browser, and it is wonderful!
> https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1253&application=firefox
>
> Also, I like the fact that the new Foxfire v1.5 browser using the
> additional Adblock and JavaScript blocking and can totally block the
> distracting Yahoo advertising!
>
> Bonnie KQ6XA
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[digitalradio] Moderator intervention:Bandplan/bandwdth threads

2005-12-02 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien







Please note that I will close the thread about 
bandplans/bandwidth effective 12/3/05 2359 UTC.  The deadline will give you 
a chance to add your final comments on the debate.  I thank everyone for 
their constructive comments and vigorous debate.  The topic seems to be 
exhausted at the moment.  So,  please compose  your final 
comments by the deadline  and then consider the topic closed until new 
developments make it relevant again.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] No "level" LED on Rigblaster Pro

2005-11-30 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






I think he did that, but will double 
check.

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Kevin der Kinderen 
  
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 8:54 
  PM
  Subject: RE: [digitalradio] No "level" 
  LED on Rigblaster Pro
  
  
  My suggestion is to 
  make sure the cables are plugged into the right connectors on the soundcard. 
  It always confuses me. Use a pair of headphons to make sure you are really 
  getting audio out right from the soundcard.
   
  Kevin  
  K4VD
   
  
  Kevin der 
  Kinderen
  http://kj4qf.net/
   
  
  
  
  
  
  From: 
  digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  [mailto:digitalradio@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of obrienajSent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 
  01:50To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.comSubject: [digitalradio] No "level" LED on 
  Rigblaster Pro
   
  I'm trying to help a friend get his Icom 746 Pro , 
  MixW, and Rigblaster Pro to work together.  So far we have 
  got the 746 Pro to be read by Mix and for the rig to be 
  keyed when MixW is put in PSK transmit mode.  
  The PTT LED light on the Rigblaster comes on, but 
  their is no RF apparent.  A support page at 
  Rigblaster says..."You should also see the RIGblaster 
  "level" LED light indicating that you have audio 
  coming from the computer at an adequate level to 
  feed your radio via the 
  RIGblaster."The level LED does not light .  
  Rigblaster says "If the RIGblaster level light does not 
  light un-mute and turn up your sound card wave and master level 
  controls"We have done that and all levels are set correctly and 
  un-muted.  Still no level led is lit.  
  Does anyone have any suggestion?   I suspect 
  the on-board soundcard is not generating enough audio to drive 
  the rigblaster/746  but my friend said he had it 
  working once before, so I wonder why it would not work now.  
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Re: [digitalradio] PCALE, Use of, With ca 1980 transceivers

2005-11-30 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Can it scan channels in memory ?


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To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 4:33 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PCALE, Use of, With ca 1980 transceivers


>I have been reading the mail here for some time.  Can a station using
> equipment that is not computer
> controlled (e.g., Ten Tec Omni) use PCALE in any way?   I have been
> inactive in ham radio since the early 90's and have fallen way behind the
> power curve.
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> 73,
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Re: [digitalradio] PCALE download Re: Different Subject (for a change)

2005-11-30 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






If still stuck, let me know..  I have it 
working with a 440 , so should be pretty much the same.
 
Andy K3UK
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  John 
  Bradley 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 11:46 
  AM
  Subject: [digitalradio] PCALE download 
  Re: Different Subject (for a change)
  
  downloaded and installed ALE. can't get the 
  software to control my TS480. uses RS232 level control any suggestions 
  ? The TS850 choice doesn't want to work,either, and yet the radio works fine 
  under MixW CAT.
   
  John
  VE5MU
   
   
  
- Original Message - 
From: 
expeditionradio 
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 

Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2005 7:52 
AM
Subject: [digitalradio] PCALE download 
Re: Different Subject (for a change)
>> Tnx fer the signal 
report, jump in anytime...and will letyou know when I have ALE 
runningHi John,The PCALE current version 1.061 with amateur 
channel fill files andsetup screens is available for free download 
at:http://hflink.com73 Bonnie 
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Re: [digitalradio] Different Subject (for a change)

2005-11-29 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






John, your 80M Olivia signal was very loud here in 
WNY tonight.  Get on ALE, it will be fun to do some testing.
 
Andy K3UK
 

  - Original Message - 
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  Bradley 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:39 
  PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Different Subject 
  (for a change)
  
  So where can I find some of these exotic mode 
  Software to go play with, like ALE and SCAMP, and the like? 
   
  Is anyone playing with RTTYM , and 
  where?
   
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Re: [digitalradio] Different Subject (for a change)

2005-11-29 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






John
 
Google PC-ALE , that will get you going in ALE.  It 
is a most fascinating concept and there are some good ALE "experts" on this 
group.
 
Andy K3UK
 
 

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  Bradley 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:39 
  PM
  Subject: [digitalradio] Different Subject 
  (for a change)
  
  So where can I find some of these exotic mode 
  Software to go play with, like ALE and SCAMP, and the like? 
   
  Is anyone playing with RTTYM , and 
  where?
   
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Re: [digitalradio] Different Subject (for a change)

2005-11-29 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Another variant of MFSK-Olivia.

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To: 
Sent: Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:48 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Different Subject (for a change)

> OK, I'll bite, what is RTTYM?
>
>
>
> At 09:39 PM 11/29/05, you wrote, in part:
>>
>>Is anyone playing with RTTYM , and where?
>>
>>John
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Re: [digitalradio] Bandwidth

2005-11-28 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






The Autobahn DOES have speed limits, only certain 
sections have "unlimited" speed.
 
Andy K3UK
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Dr. Howard S. White 
  
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Monday, November 28, 2005 2:51 
  PM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] 
  Bandwidth
  
  I actually enjoy driving on the Autobahn where 
  there are no speed limitsDepending on the vehicle I am driving.. I cruise 
  at 150 - 200Kph which is within my comfort zone for driving.stick to Lane 
  2 so that those more skilled than I can pass at 280 -300 Kph in Lane 1... 
  Ironic though it may seem... the pigs don't rule the roost on the Autobahn.. 
  and their safety records are better than ours where we have all those 
  rules...Yet another irony is that Germany where there are no Autobahn Speed 
  Limits has perhaps one of the most restrictive regulatory environments for the 
  rest of their society I have ever observed.. so nothing seems to make logical 
  sense...
   





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Re: [digitalradio] HF Bandwidth USA - Power/Bandwidth

2005-11-27 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Just to ruin everyone's mood, I'd advocate for the FCC to limit power on 
80M-10M, no more than 100 watts, regardless of bandwidth.

Andy K3UK

- Original Message - 
From: "expeditionradio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 10:05 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] HF Bandwidth USA - Power/Bandwidth


> After taking part in a great deal of discourse among hams in USA and
> worldwide, I am seeing more support for bandwidth-based regulations
> that do not contain extremely-narrow-bandwidth segmentations (such as
> 500Hz and 200Hz). The wider bandwidth regulatory format is both simple
> and flexible; it has a history of great success in many countries of
> the world.
>
> Further, a power/bandwidth ratio for the lower HF bands seems to be a
> more attractive alternative for present and future development of
> communications technology.
>
> ~3.5kHz at 1kW PEP (ham bands 1.8 to 21.35MHz)
> ~10kHz at 200W RMS (ham bands 1.8 to 21.35MHz)
> ~35kHz at 1kW PEP (ham bands above 21.35MHz)
> ~100kHz at 1kW PEP (ham bands above 28.5MHz)
> ~full bandwidth at 1kW PEP (bands above 148MHz)
>
> Bonnie KQ6XA
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[digitalradio] Digital spots today

2005-11-27 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien







FYI, while the world is busy with the CW contest, 
the digital spotter is flying alone .  Here is the latest 
activity.
Thanks to W2QO for being busy.
 
DX de K3UK:   
3583.6  K4VD 
MFSK 
K 0259Z 05DX de W2QO:   7070.7  
WA8SIE   
PSK31    
K 0404Z 05DX de W2QO:   7072.0  
WB6SEL   
PSK31    
K 0405Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.5  
KI4GFH   
PSK31    
K 0407Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.5  
KI4GFH   
PSK31    
K 0411Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.5  
KL7RF/8  
PSK31   
KL 0411Z 01DX de W2QO:   7072.8  
AD6OV    
PSK31    
K 0412Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.2  
KL7RF/8  PSK31 Ohio not 
Alaska   KL 0413Z 01DX de 
W2QO:   7072.0  
KA5GCB   
PSK31    
K 0413Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.2  
K4WQ 
PSK31    
K 0421Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.7  
N5TD 
PSK31    
K 0433Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.8  
KJ4HE    
PSK31    
K 0441Z 05DX de W2QO:   7073.0  
W7DXX    
PSK31    
K 0442Z 05DX de W2QO:   7072.4  
KI4CKT   
PSK31    
K 0446Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.0  
KA7W 
PSK31    
K 0447Z 05DX de W2QO:   7070.8  
AB4QS    
PSK31    
K 0448Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.0  
W7DXX    
PSK31    
K 0449Z 05DX de W2QO:   7070.9  
K1YPP    
PSK31    
K 0506Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.1  
N5TQG    
PSK31    
K 0508Z 05DX de W2QO:   7071.5  
AD6ZH    
PSK31    
K 0511Z 05DX de K3UK:  21052.8  
TZ5A Mali (CW)all alone and begg 
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[digitalradio] Moderator Comment : Bandwidth-Based FCC Rules for USA

2005-11-27 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






The debate on this topic is quite educational, 
thank you to all those that have contributed.  Please maintain our rule of 
constructive debate and ensure that you points of disagreement do not contain 
personal attacks on those with contrary opinions.
 
Thanks 
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Re: [digitalradio] Bandwidth-Based FCC Rules for USA

2005-11-25 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Seems logical to me.  I think I saw comments here a few weeks ago that 
suggested the plan was not a good idea.  Why would this not be good ?  I 
think I also read that the FCC did not want to act on the plan, is the idea 
still alive ?  One thing that comes to mind is how if would be if American 
hams could wander all over the place for digital modes but non-American were 
confined.



Andy K3UK


- Original Message - 
From: "expeditionradio" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Friday, November 25, 2005 7:52 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Bandwidth-Based FCC Rules for USA


> Recently the ARRL filed a Petition for Rulemaking with the FCC.
> http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2005/11/15/1/
> The Petition seeks to change from our present Mode-Based and
> Content-Restrictive rules, to new Bandwidth-Based and
> Content-Neutral rules.
>
> This is especially pertinent to USA hams interested in digital
> communications and new methods of operating on HF.
> Overall, it expands our freedom on the HF bands, and enables
> technological progress in communications. One of the most dramatic
> effects of these proposed new rules would be: more freedom for us
> to combine texting, data, image, and voice on the same HF channel.
> I am recommending support for new bandwidth-based rules.
>
> As some of you already know, I have been a vocal advocate for
> Bandwidth-Based Spectrum Management for the USA Amateur Radio
> Service, as well as a promoter of HF communications.
> Therefore, here are some of my comments about the petition at
> hand, and some alternatives. As would be expected, the issue
> is being hotly discussed in many ham radio forums, including
> QRZ.com  http://www.qrz.com
>
> Change Needed Now
> Bandwidth-based spectrum management is needed now, and for the future
> of the Amateur Radio Service. No one loses any spectrum at all in this
> change. Everyone gains more flexibility to operate.
>
> More Freedom for HF Operators
> This is a good thing for ham radio in America. It brings us closer to
> the level of freedom that is enjoyed by hams in other countries.
>
> New Petition Is Updated
> The plan has gone through many changes in several years of
> development. It includes some excellent new points that are very
> positive for ham radio. I highly recommend, to everyone who is
> interested, read the petition completely and form your own opinion.
> Don't rely upon false ideas from those who simply sit on their
> keister and complain about everything.
>
> Good Bye Mode-Based Content Constraints
> Most USA operators have never known anything else than being under the
> thumb of our present system of mode-based rules and highly restrictive
> mode-subbands. That system has kept us more tightly constrained than
> any other hams in the world, hampering innovation, and in some cases
> working against our communications with other countries. As
> communication technology has progressed, the antiquated rules are now
> at the point that they are antithetical to the very essence of the
> Amateur Radio Service!
>
> Technology Jail Breakout
> To those who are content to live in a technology jail; to those who
> resist any kind of change, even when change means more freedom... I've
> got a simple message for them:
> The hams of USA want freedom on HF like the rest of the world already has!
>
> Thank You ARRL
> Thank you to all the ARRL staff, the committees, and everyone who has
> worked so hard to put this petition together. Hammering out a good
> compromise between all the different (competing) factions of ham radio
> isn't easy.
>
> No Boogie Men
> Now, we see a few operators want to use this issue as a soapbox to
> finagle a private frequency reserve for their favorite mode of
> operating. Others are trying to twist this into their vendetta against
> pactor or Robot Boogie Men. But this isn't about robots or HF email,
> and it isn't about playing favorites. It is about providing band space
> for everyone in ham radio today to operate freely with their choice of
> method; it is about space for the new hams who will soon be on HF; and
> it is about providing a foundation for the hams who will be on the air
> many years from now.
>
> The Real Issue
> This issue is about bandwidth-based spectrum instead of mode-based
> spectrum. Simple as that. It doesn't favor any particular mode or
> method of operation.
>
> Better FCC Rules, More Freedom
> Sure, the petition is a little complicated... FCC rules are
> complicated. Let's focus on the facts. The fact is that this enables
> us to move forward technologically, without being held back by
> antiquated rules governing the content of what we transmit. The rest
> of the world's hams already have this freedom. We pride ourselves as a
> free country. This petition isn't perfect, but it is more free than
> anything we have had in my lifetime as a ham.
>
> Does This Petition Carry Us Far Enough?
> I just read it... I personally think the segmentation devoted to
> 200Hz is a little too much a

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[digitalradio] New PC w/monitor for $149 !







Just in case you need a new PC for the shack and 
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight 0000 UTC

only 1200 hours off, I meant 1200 UTC

- Original Message - 
From: "rich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 2:13 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight  
UTC


> z is 7PM where I live...nyc area. (EST -5)
> For it to be 6 AM you would have to live in Mongolia or some place
> like that...har har
> Rich K2TFT
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Harv Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>>
>> Thats about 6 AM here.  Even 75 meters doesn't produce much 'till
> after
>> sunrise ... around 700 AM.  I'll listen up.  Hope I hear something.
>>
>> Thanks & 73
>>
>> Harv, AI9NL
>>
>> On 11/24/05, Andrew J. O'Brien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >
>> > Early morning is one of the planned times, 1200 UTC OK with you?
>> >
>> > - Original Message -
>> > *From:* Harv Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> > *To:* digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
>> > *Sent:* Thursday, November 24, 2005 9:23 AM
>> > *Subject:* Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net
> starts tonight
>> >  UTC
>> >
>> > Nothin here in Washburn, WI on Lake Superior.  How about late
> morning or
>> > early afternoon on the weekend?
>> >
>> > Harv
>> >
>> > On 11/24/05, Jerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Andy,
>> > >
>> > > Nothing heard or copied on any mode on either frequency at
> South St
>> > > Paul, MN on the date and times listed.
>> > >
>> > > Jerry  -  K0HZI
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
>> > > "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> > > wrote:
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > I had planned to start the Digital Experimenters Net in
> December ,
>> > > after the US holiday , Thanksgiving, was over. However , since
> we have
>> > > 2 feet of snow forecast , I 'll be homebound and thought I
> would kick
>> > > start it tonight , at short notice.
>> > >
>> > > So, here is the plan.
>> > >
>> > > I will give a call up of the net in Olivia at  UTC
> (November 24)
>> > > on 14107.5.  I will also give a call up of the net at 0005  on
> 10138.
>> > >After check-ins , and hopefully some dialogue, I will call
> the net
>> > > again , on both frequencies, at around 0015-0020 in PSK63.
> Depending
>> > > on activity, we may also try a few other modes.
>> > >
>> > > Please consider checking in, I may also ask others to do a net
>> > > call-up and/or act as relay stations.
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > Call-up for Olivia on 20 Meters, will be 1000/32.  I think the
>> > > suggestion for 30 meters is 500/16.
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > > Give it a try, if you are awake. Spread the word!
>> > >
>> > > Andy K3UK
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >
>>
>
>
>
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight 0000 UTC






Early morning is one of the planned times, 1200 UTC 
OK with you?

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Harv 
  Nelson 
  To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
  
  Sent: Thursday, November 24, 2005 9:23 
  AM
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital 
  Experimenters Net starts tonight  UTC
  Nothin here in Washburn, WI on Lake Superior.  How about 
  late morning or early afternoon on the weekend?Harv
  On 11/24/05, Jerry 
  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Andy,Nothing 
heard or copied on any mode on either frequency at South StPaul, MN on 
the date and times 
listed.Jerry  -  K0HZI--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com 
    , "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:I had 
planned to start the Digital Experimenters Net in December ,after the US 
holiday , Thanksgiving, was over. However , since we have2 feet of snow 
forecast , I 'll be homebound and thought I would kick start it tonight 
, at short notice.So, here is the plan.I will give a call up 
of the net in Olivia at  UTC (November 24)on 14107.5.  I 
will also give a call up of the net at 0005  on 
10138.   After check-ins , and hopefully some dialogue, I will 
call the netagain , on both frequencies, at around 0015-0020 in 
PSK63.  Dependingon activity, we may also try a few other 
modes.Please consider checking in, I may also ask others to do a net 
call-up and/or act as relay stations.Call-up for Olivia 
on 20 Meters, will be 1000/32.  I think thesuggestion for 30 
meters is 500/16.Give it a try, if you are awake. Spread the 
word! Andy K3UK 
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight 0000 UTC

Me neither!, Oh well.

- Original Message - 
From: "Jerry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 9:05 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight  
UTC


> Andy,
>
> Nothing heard or copied on any mode on either frequency at South St
> Paul, MN on the date and times listed.
>
> Jerry  -  K0HZI
>
>
> --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew J. O'Brien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
>
> I had planned to start the Digital Experimenters Net in December ,
> after the US holiday , Thanksgiving, was over. However , since we have
> 2 feet of snow forecast , I 'll be homebound and thought I would kick
> start it tonight , at short notice.
>
> So, here is the plan.
>
> I will give a call up of the net in Olivia at  UTC (November 24)
> on 14107.5.  I will also give a call up of the net at 0005  on 10138.
>   After check-ins , and hopefully some dialogue, I will call the net
> again , on both frequencies, at around 0015-0020 in PSK63.  Depending
> on activity, we may also try a few other modes.
>
> Please consider checking in, I may also ask others to do a net
> call-up and/or act as relay stations.
>
>
>
> Call-up for Olivia on 20 Meters, will be 1000/32.  I think the
> suggestion for 30 meters is 500/16.
>
>
>
> Give it a try, if you are awake. Spread the word!
>
> Andy K3UK
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: 39 Tone DQPSK - ARQ Modem in PCALE with FTP - (Soundcard)

The only way I could even dream of justifying  a 16Khz wide signal for 
emergency communication, would be its ability to be copied at incredibly 
weak levels, perhaps better than a factor of 10 for PSK31 or Olivia.  Invent 
that, then maybe I just might be pursued.

Andy K3UK


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To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 3:44 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: 39 Tone DQPSK - ARQ Modem in PCALE with FTP - 
(Soundcard)


I have already expressed my skepticism of Walt's argument that a 16
Khz-wide signal constructed as he suggests would be legal, but lets
put that to the side for a moment. A critical test of any techique
or technology introduced onto the ham bands ought to be "will it be
okay if lots of hams adopt this technology?". The answer for 16 KHz-
wide signals is clearly "NO!!!". Such a technique would dramatically
reduce the QSO capacity of our bands; its introduction, legal or
otherwise, would be entirely irresponsible.

If the rationale is "we need this for emergency services", then I
suggest that application be made to the FCC for a few small HF
segments dedicated to this purpose, enlisting support from DHS; if
the technology and need are sufficiently compelling, surely they
would not refuse.

   73,

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[digitalradio] Digital Experimenters Net starts tonight 0000 UTC








I had planned to start the Digital Experimenters Net in December , after the 
US holiday , Thanksgiving, was over. However , since we have 2 feet of snow 
forecast , I 'll be homebound and thought I would kick start it tonight , at 
short notice.
So, here is the plan.
I will give a call up of the net in Olivia at  UTC (November 24) on 
14107.5.  I will also give a call up of the net at 0005  on 
10138.    After check-ins , and hopefully some dialogue, I 
will call the net again , on both frequencies, at around 0015-0020 in 
PSK63.  Depending on activity, we may also try a few other modes.
Please consider checking in, I may also ask others to do a net call-up and/or 
act as relay stations.
 
Call-up for Olivia on 20 Meters, will be 1000/32.  I think 
the suggestion for 30 meters is 500/16.
 
Give it a try, if you are awake. Spread the word!  

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[digitalradio] Digital Santa, Please bring me....one more thing






Dear Santa,
 
It is me again, hopefully it is not too late to add to the 
list I sent you yesterday.  Is it possible for you to arrange the end of 
300 baud automated packet radio?  If so, please end it since it does not 
seem needed these days, very inefficient and better modes exist.   You 
may use APRS in your sleigh, that's OK if we keep it on 30 
metres.
 
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Re: [digitalradio] PAX

2005-11-22 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Download Multipsk version 3.11 from

http://f6cte.free.fr



- Original Message - 
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 9:31 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PAX


> Hi guys - what is PAX, and where can I download it?
>
> Jerry  WW0E
> 
>
> -- "Patrick Lindecker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> RR for all. If a better QRG, acceptable by all regions could be chosen for
> PAX QSOs, it will be welcome!
>
> 73
> Patrick
>
>
>
> - Original Message - 
> From: "John Becker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, November 22, 2005 8:34 PM
> Subject: Re: [digitalradio] PAX
>
>
>> Keep in mind that 14,077.1 is still being used by the RTTY and
>> Amtor auto start group. That will put their mark tone right on 14,075.
>> So it could get busy there. I really don't think there are on that much
>> as it has been about 2 weeks since my Amtor system has been hit.
>>
>> There also is a Pactor MBO circuit there.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> At 01:16 PM 11/22/05, you wrote:
>>>Hello Kevin,
>>>
>>>The basic QRG would be 14075 KHz USB AF=1000 Hz and better at 17h00 UTC 
>>>as
>>>it is a sort of implicit sked for interested europeans Hams.
>>>
>>>73
>>>Patrick
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to   telnet://208.15.25.196/
>>
>> Other areas of interest:
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>>
>> Looking for digital mode software?  This group suggests you try either :
>>
>> http://www.mixw.net  MIWX (many modes)
>> http://f6cte.free.fr MultiPSK (many modes)
>> http://www.dxlab.com DXLAB (logging, PSK31/63 and more)
>> http://www.qsl.net/hamscope Hamscope (many modes)
>> http://http://xoomer.virgilio.it/aporcino/Chip64 Chip64
>> http://www.digipan.net/Digipan  Digipan (PSK31 and PSK63
>> http://www.kc4elo.com/ Logger32 (logging, PSK31/63 and RTTY)
>>
>>
>>
>> Yahoo! Groups Links
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
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> http://f6cte.free.fr MultiPSK (many modes)
> http://www.dxlab.com DXLAB (logging, PSK31/63 and more)
> http://www.qsl.net/hamscope Hamscope (many modes)
> http://http://xoomer.virgilio.it/aporcino/Chip64 Chip64 
> http://www.digipan.net/Digipan  Digipan (PSK31 and PSK63
> http://www.kc4elo.com/ Logger32 (logging, PSK31/63 and RTTY)
>
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[digitalradio] Digital Santa, Please bring me....

2005-11-22 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






Dear Santa,
 
For Christmas I would like any of the 
following
 

  MixW with all 36 macros visible on one 
screen
 

  A Logger32 -MixW-HRD  three span 
Bridge!
 

  DX Atlas to accept imports of contest logs
 

  10 Meters to be wide open , even if it is just for one 
  day, Christmas or Boxing Day maybe
 

   Contest software with wav file  serial numbers 
  that takes less 1-2 seconds to speak out three or four digit numbers , and on 
  a basic computer!
 

  The answer to where the coffee maker within 
  Logger32 is hidden.
 

  A totally software driven SDR interface that links 
  to the circuitry of existing hardware HF radios,  with all 
  bands, and full DSP features via soundcard ...freeware.too!
 

  A DXpedition to North Korea that uses ONLY PSK, MFSK, 
  Olivia, Throb, and RTTY.
 

   WWW.QSL.NET 
  to actually have a bandwidth that permits downloads that don't take a 
  lifetime!
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 





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[digitalradio] Olivia user warned off 14105.5 !

2005-11-21 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien






I copied this off the air tonight
 
 
"I received an e-mail today from someone telling me 
to stay off of 14.105.5 while using Olivia mode.  He claimed that 14.105.5 
was for their group using packet messaging for emergency traffic and always on 
standby, and that anyone using Olivia on 14.105.5 was to  
off.    oh well,  Olivia is moving down the band [EMAIL PROTECTED] may be no stopping it.   Sort of 
like when PSK first came on 14.070 and all the pactor mailbox stations had 
problems.    But, I was told in this e-mail to keep off of 
14.105.5, it was their fre!!!  har. "
 
 
ANdy






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[digitalradio] PAX mode?

2005-11-20 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien







Anyone QRV on PAX yet?
 
Andy K3UK
 





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Re: [digitalradio] Multipsk ver. 3.11 available with PAX mode

2005-11-20 Thread Andrew J. O'Brien

Sure, when ?

- Original Message - 
From: "n3wtus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 2:51 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Multipsk ver. 3.11 available with PAX mode


>
>
> New version of Multipsk , ver. 3.11 available now.
>
> Any one up for a PAX mode connect?
>
> 73  John, N3WT
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
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> http://f6cte.free.fr MultiPSK (many modes)
> http://www.dxlab.com DXLAB (logging, PSK31/63 and more)
> http://www.qsl.net/hamscope Hamscope (many modes)
> http://http://xoomer.virgilio.it/aporcino/Chip64 Chip64 
> http://www.digipan.net/Digipan  Digipan (PSK31 and PSK63
> http://www.kc4elo.com/ Logger32 (logging, PSK31/63 and RTTY)
>
>
>
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[digitalradio] New MFSK Mode






 
 
- Original Message - 
From: zl1bpu 
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 9:05 PM
Subject: [MFSK] New MFSK Mode
Yes, I thought that would get you going!I'd like to 
invite computer programmers with sound card signalprocessing experience 
(Windows or Linux) to register interest inwriting application programs for a 
new MFSK chat mode.This new mode is the result of about three years of 
testing, andcontains in its specifications solutions to the main problems 
ofexisting MFSK modes - tuning tolerance, drift tolerance, hard to 
seetuning displays, poor latency and limited performance in 
multi-pathand NVIS conditions.We have available a simple working 
prototype program (for Windows), afull specification, source code and other 
documentation, as a'Developer's Pack'. Please register your interest with me 
at[EMAIL PROTECTED]To save me being inundated with general user 
enquiries, let me statehere that the first working program should be 
released for public useby the end of the year - it will be announced here 
first!73,Murray ZL1BPU





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Re: [digitalradio] Re: DownloadingQuick PSK

Thanks for the reminder.

- Original Message - 
From: "Dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 7:41 PM
Subject: RE: [digitalradio] Re: DownloadingQuick PSK


> And WinWarbler, which is also free.
>
> WinWarbler's ability to monitor the band for PSK63 signals, extract
> callsigns, and place them in an easy-to-monitor list is particularly 
> helpful
> for scaring up PSK63 QSOs. WinWarbler can be configured to route heard 
> PSK63
> callsigns to SpotCollector, assembling a long-term record of activity that
> reveals the operating patterns of DX stations using PSK63.
>
>73,
>
>Dave, AA6YQ
>
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http://mmhamsoft.ham-radio.ch/MMvari/";>MMVARI
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[digitalradio] Test again, sorry.

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Re: [digitalradio] Re: DownloadingQuick PSK

PSK63 is within:

MixW (commercial
Digipan (free)
Logger32 (free)

- Original Message - 
From: "rich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2005 3:36 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: DownloadingQuick PSK


> Quickpsk is the same as psk63...do a google search for it and you will
> come up with a bunch of sitesalso do one for psk63.
> Rich k2tft
>
>
>
> In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Mel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hello Rich, K2TFT,
>>
>> Thanks for the response I had a look at the OK2PYA site but
>> unfortunately the download site he has doesn't work. All the
>> download sites with QuickPSK are dead except w3.uhf.net.they have a
>> stork flapping its wings and some text and that's it !
>>
>> The computer works on the page with a bit of patience and I
>> downloaded some software.
>>
>> Many thanks Rich 73,  Mel
>>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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> http://www.qsl.net/hamscope";> Hamscope 
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Re: [digitalradio] Re: Have a problem downloading software