Re: [digitalradio] Hampal
sstvPics software working fine with HamPal, EasyPal etc.. -Tommi OH7JJT Andrew O'Brien kirjoitti: but Hampal is for digital SSTV and MMSSTV analog, I think On 4/14/07, *AA0OI* [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Dan: sorry Dan I don't know what the program is buttt.. there is a program out there that has this feature built in,, its called SSTV pic writen by Dick W3WVG: http://mysite.verizon.net/resojf80/ http://mysite.verizon.net/resojf80/ if you right click on a picture it will give you the option to send as a qsl card.. try it, you'll like it.. Garrett / AA0OI - Original Message From: n0ziz [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 7:19:11 PM Subject: [digitalradio] Hampal I once had an application to overlay a picture to be transmitted by hampal with QSL info or to send a QSL to a station using hampal. The file has been lost. Dose anyone know the name of this application? Dan N0ZIZ Ahhh...imagining that irresistible new car smell? Check out new cars at Yahoo! Autos. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/evt=48245/*http://autos.yahoo.com/new_cars.html;_ylc=X3oDMTE1YW1jcXJ2BF9TAzk3MTA3MDc2BHNlYwNtYWlsdGFncwRzbGsDbmV3LWNhcnM- -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com http://www.obriensweb.com
[digitalradio] Now QRV JT65A on 14.076
I am QRV with JT65A on 14.076 now. Will be QRV for about next 5 hours. Tnx! Bob, 9V1QQ
Re: [digitalradio] Re: Singapore : New on PSK31 and JT65A
Hi Bob, I will try to explain this in my Norwegian-English way. Should I normally listen with it unchecked to search the larger subband?. Get in mind that I am a complete bozo, but my experience is that when the frequency is crowded and the subband is to large only the big guns is coming through . In Europe we have some hams using more the 100W in this weak power mode, and they are drowning hams outside EU. So the conclusion is, I prefer a smaller subband . I set the TOL to 100 Hz, and I am never right on 14.076 but always some few Hz away. I will explain why later. If it is unchecked, does the green bar in SpecJT make any difference? I don't think so. The way I understand this is that the program search the green bar to see if it can find a signal regardless if the freeze is unchecked or not. If it is unchecked it has -+ 600 Hz to scan. Does clicking somewhere in SpecJT or the other graph actually set the real transmit frequency? This is an easy one. The answer is no. The clicking only affect your receiving. It is your VFO that set your transmit frequency. The sync tone will be at 1270.5 Hz . in SpecTJ. You can set this to zero by choosing JT65 DF axis in the SpecTJ menu . I (almost) always pick a frequency a few Hz away from the main 14.076. In that way it is easier to find me in the crowd. I hope this was understandable ;) Here is an quick and dirty guide to capture LA5VNA this afternoon: Set the VFO on 14.075,700, set the TOL at 50Hz, and start listen after me at 11:00 UTC. If the frequency is free I will start calling exact 11:00 ( Tx first checked ) . Hope to see you there Bob. 73 de LA5VNA Steinar . Bob Fabrizio wrote: Hi Steinar, I will look for you again today. I am still getting the hang of this software and mode so it may well be my fault that I did not hear you. If I know the time and freq. I think I can set it to do aggressive deep search on a narrow freq. window. I am still not clear on how having freeze checked vs. unchecked works. Should I normally listen with it unchecked to search the larger subband? If it is unchecked, does the green bar in SpecJT make any difference? Does clicking somewhere in SpecJT or the other graph actually set the real transmit frequency? Sorry to be asking basic questions but it doesn't seem clear from the documentation and guides. Also, I am on Skype as bobfabrizio. Feel free to ping me to met me know you are trying to get me. 73 --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:digitalradio%40yahoogroups.com, Steinar Aanesland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Bob, The time you was on I had to take care of my to twins so I lost you . What about trying same time tomorrow ( 11:00 UTC) ? I will be on the same frequency : VFO 14.075,700 LA5VNA Steinar Bob Fabrizio wrote: Steinar, I am QRV now and calling you. Bob, 9V1QQ --- In [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:digitalradio%40yahoogroups.com mailto:digitalradio%40yahoogroups.com, Steinar Aanesland saanes@ wrote: My frequency is VFO 14.075,700 LA5VNA Steinar Steinar Aanesland wrote: Hi Bob I think I copied your call sign yesterday, but I was at work and could not answer you. Are you QRV right now? I am calling on 14.076 LA5VNA Steinar
[digitalradio] Australia in JT65A mode @ 14.076
122600 5 -11 0.0 54 1 * CQ VK2BOD QF561 0 de LA5VNA Steinar
[digitalradio] DXLab running under MS Vista
With help from Dave, AA6YQ, I have been able to load and run DXLab Launcher, Commander and DXKeeper under Vista. I expect that any of the DXLab suite modules will work under Vista but I have not tried them. Perhaps some other group members have done this and can update us. Because of the greatly increased security of Vista, you can no longer manipulate executables as easily as you could in the past. You must have root privileges which Vista calls Administrator. You may find that a program just will not install. For example, I was unable to even extract the zip files initially. Here is the procedure that I used: Right Click on the file you want to extract Select Properties from the sub menu Select the Compatibility tab Go to the last item - Privilege Level Check the box run this program as an administrator This allows you to have root control over the file. I am not sure why other files I have extracted do not need this but I am sure we will find out such things as we use the OS more. Because of the greatly increased security of Vista, it just will not let programs (malicious or not) have the privileges that were possible under the previous, more unsecure versions of MS OS, so it does take a bit of getting used to. But it will become second nature after a while and it also makes you realize that when you manipulate files (even moving them) you are doing things that you don't want some rogue program doing as used to be the case. When you enter into a root privilege the screen mostly darkens except for the User Account Control window that opens up and is highlighted. You can not miss the fact that you are doing some thing at the root level. One offshoot of this increased security is that everytime you boot DXLab's Launcher module, you will have to give it permission to run. Perhaps there is, or will eventually be, a method to let Vista know that this program is OK to run anytime. 73, Rick, KV9U
[digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please
Hello Group, I've recently installed the RigBlaster Pro and attempted to get WinDM installed and working, without success I might add. My question is, do you have to have two sound cards to make WinDM work? Also, are there any special jumper settings that I need to use on the RigBlaster Pro to make this work without 2 sound cards? According to West Mountain Radio, two sound cards aren't needed but I can't seem to get the RigBlaster Pro and WinDM to work together. My rig is a TS-2000 and I'm running out of the speaker #2 to the computer sound card's MICROPHONE IN and speaker out of the Sound card to the RigBlaster Pro's Audio in. I've been told by a friend and I believe I read it here, that the ACC #2 port on my TS-2000 was the way to go. Any experienced users information will be greatly appreciated. I can't wait to get this program working. Ideas on set up please? Paul - K5HSV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please
Paul, I use WinDRM with just ONE soudncard and it works well with my TS-2000. Sorry, I do not have a Rigblaster and can't help with that. ANdy On 4/15/07, k5hsv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Group, I've recently installed the RigBlaster Pro and attempted to get WinDM installed and working, without success I might add. My question is, do you have to have two sound cards to make WinDM work? Also, are there any special jumper settings that I need to use on the RigBlaster Pro to make this work without 2 sound cards? According to West Mountain Radio, two sound cards aren't needed but I can't seem to get the RigBlaster Pro and WinDM to work together. My rig is a TS-2000 and I'm running out of the speaker #2 to the computer sound card's MICROPHONE IN and speaker out of the Sound card to the RigBlaster Pro's Audio in. I've been told by a friend and I believe I read it here, that the ACC #2 port on my TS-2000 was the way to go. Any experienced users information will be greatly appreciated. I can't wait to get this program working. Ideas on set up please? Paul - K5HSV [EMAIL PROTECTED] k5hsv%40arrl.net -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
[digitalradio] Re: WAC on JT65A
Dear Andrew anda John: Oh. Sorry by delay in the answer, but today I was involved in a local special Radio Chidrens Event, a kind of field-day to show how the radio is. I should have included in the WAC message all the QSO log as: 2007-Apr-08,22:57,WD4KPD,FM15mm (North America East) 2007-Apr-05,00:14Z,VE7TIL(North America West) 2007-Apr-05,13:52,XE2AT,DL81uu (Central America) 2007-Apr-15,23:10,LW1EXU,GF15ac (South America) 2007-Apr-07,18:49Z,DF4UE (Europe) 2007-Apr-10,11:10Z,7L4IOU (Asia) 2007-Apr-14,12:04Z,ZS6WAB (Africa) 2007-Apr-14,22:06Z,ZL2IFB (Oceania) Do you agree ? I add you on my Skype but never received your ACK. Congrats by your effort in the Bozo's manual. It's very usefull !!! Many Thanks and hope to contact you asap. from LU9DO --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Yes, BC is still in NA, but LU9 in in South America, does he not need to work his own continent for WAC ? On 4/14/07, John Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: last I heard VE7 was part of North America... honest!!! - Original Message - *From:* Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] *To:* digitalradio@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:22 PM *Subject:* Re: [digitalradio] WAC on JT65A Is there a continent missing, your own ? Andy.. On 4/14/07, KT2Q [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Congratulations on your JT65 WAC Juan! Tony KT2Q - Original Message - From: Juan Carlos [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, April 14, 2007 8:27 PM Subject: [digitalradio] WAC on JT65A Dear Friends, Finally today I completed my WAC award contacts in mode JT65A as follows: 2007-Apr-05,00:14Z,VE7TIL 2007-Apr-07,18:49Z,DF4UE 2007-Apr-10,11:10Z,7L4IOU 2007-Apr-14,12:04Z,ZS6WAB 2007-Apr-14,22:06Z,ZL2IFB Working Conditions: Freq= 14.076 Khz USB with TS-430S 60 W Antx 3elem. 3 band at 12 mtrs. above the roof. Sound-Card on the mother board. PC AMD Athlon 1.67 Ghz. 480 Mb RAM. I've read all the comments here and sound card config was easy. Thanks a lot and hope to get it again in 50 Mhz. Best regards and 73, LU9DO Juan Carlos -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com -- No virus found in this incoming message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.5.446 / Virus Database: 269.4.0/760 - Release Date: 4/13/2007 8:04 PM -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
Re: [digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please
Andy, will you describe your connections, what microphone, where it is
connected, etc?
I also have a TS-2000 and would like to try WinDRM. I understand there is an
article this month in QST but have not been able to find a copy locally.
Howard
- Original Message
From: Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 6:20:11 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please
Paul, I use WinDRM with just ONE soudncard and it works well with
my TS-2000. Sorry, I do not have a Rigblaster and can't help with that.
ANdy
On 4/15/07,
k5hsv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Group,
I've recently installed the RigBlaster Pro and attempted to get WinDM
installed and working, without success I might add. My question is, do
you have to have two sound cards to make WinDM work? Also, are there
any special jumper settings that I need to use on the RigBlaster Pro to
make this work without 2 sound cards? According to West Mountain
Radio, two sound cards aren't needed but I can't seem to get the
RigBlaster Pro and WinDM to work together.
My rig is a TS-2000 and I'm running out of the speaker #2 to the
computer sound card's MICROPHONE IN and speaker out of the Sound card
to the RigBlaster Pro's Audio in. I've been told by a friend and I
believe I read it here, that the ACC #2 port on my TS-2000 was the way
to go.
Any experienced users information will be greatly appreciated. I can't
wait to get this program working. Ideas on set up please?
Paul - K5HSV [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
Andy K3UK
Skype Me : callto://andyobrien 73
www.obriensweb. com
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Re: [digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please
Howard, I use a Microkeyer interface for CW and digital modes. All my sound card digital applications use the ACC2 jack on the TS2000 . I can also run them via the Mic jack. The initial confusing thing when starting DRM is the fact that you run the software like regular digital modes EXCEPT you use the computer's microphone and talk in to it while you sound card is producing tones transmitted by your radio. So make sure you have your PC mic plugged in and the mic active in your sound card mixer , I plug mine directly in to the sound card. My set up for WinDRm is as follows, one sound card RX INPUT = Realtex AC 97 Audio TX Outpt = Realtex AC 97 Audio ANdy K3UK On 4/15/07, Howard Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Andy, will you describe your connections, what microphone, where it is connected, etc? I also have a TS-2000 and would like to try WinDRM. I understand there is an article this month in QST but have not been able to find a copy locally. Howard - Original Message From: Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2007 6:20:11 PM Subject: Re: [digitalradio] RigBlaster PRO w/WinDM - Setup Question Help Please Paul, I use WinDRM with just ONE soudncard and it works well with my TS-2000. Sorry, I do not have a Rigblaster and can't help with that. ANdy On 4/15/07, k5hsv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Group, I've recently installed the RigBlaster Pro and attempted to get WinDM installed and working, without success I might add. My question is, do you have to have two sound cards to make WinDM work? Also, are there any special jumper settings that I need to use on the RigBlaster Pro to make this work without 2 sound cards? According to West Mountain Radio, two sound cards aren't needed but I can't seem to get the RigBlaster Pro and WinDM to work together. My rig is a TS-2000 and I'm running out of the speaker #2 to the computer sound card's MICROPHONE IN and speaker out of the Sound card to the RigBlaster Pro's Audio in. I've been told by a friend and I believe I read it here, that the ACC #2 port on my TS-2000 was the way to go. Any experienced users information will be greatly appreciated. I can't wait to get this program working. Ideas on set up please? Paul - K5HSV [EMAIL PROTECTED] k5hsv%40arrl.net -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien 73 www.obriensweb. com http://www.obriensweb.com -- Andy K3UK Skype Me : callto://andyobrien73 www.obriensweb.com
[digitalradio] Re: Now QRV JT65A on 14.076
Hi Bob, Sorry we didn't make it this morning..I hope to find you again CQing next weekend! Justin N5BO --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Bob Fabrizio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am QRV with JT65A on 14.076 now. Will be QRV for about next 5 hours. Tnx! Bob, 9V1QQ
[digitalradio] Re: WAC on JT65A
Well done! Congratulations... Bill N9DSJ --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Juan Carlos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear Andrew anda John: Oh. Sorry by delay in the answer, but today I was involved in a local special Radio Chidrens Event, a kind of field-day to show how the radio is. I should have included in the WAC message all the QSO log as: 2007-Apr-08,22:57,WD4KPD,FM15mm (North America East) 2007-Apr-05,00:14Z,VE7TIL(North America West) 2007-Apr-05,13:52,XE2AT,DL81uu (Central America) 2007-Apr-15,23:10,LW1EXU,GF15ac (South America) 2007-Apr-07,18:49Z,DF4UE (Europe) 2007-Apr-10,11:10Z,7L4IOU (Asia) 2007-Apr-14,12:04Z,ZS6WAB (Africa) 2007-Apr-14,22:06Z,ZL2IFB (Oceania) Do you agree ? I add you on my Skype but never received your ACK. Congrats by your effort in the Bozo's manual. It's very usefull !!! Many Thanks and hope to contact you asap. from LU9DO
