Re: [digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
Hi AllSSB is allowed by all countries on 30m.. SSB stands for Single Side Band and is a form of modulation and not a Mode as suggested by some.many people use SSB to mean Speech or Voice which is a Mode and a misuse of the term SSB. RTTY is sent in LSB or Lower Side Band form of SSBmost digital modes are USB another form of SSB.all allowed on 30m. i think you will find in most Amateur Radio Regulations of all countries that Voice or Speech is donated as such and not SSB Yes i know this is a usage hangover from the 'wars' between ops of AM and SSB but by now should be buried and the terms used correctly.AM Voice or SSB Voicejust as the new technology is being called Digital Voice The misuse of terms is also confusing to new hams who in classes are taught correctly.. I know im going to get some flames for this but who cares...i dont as it is correct 73 David VK4BDJ Laurent Laborde wrote: 2008/4/12, Don [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:dhobson123%40aol.com: What would you suggest David to promote the 30 Meter band? I'm all ears and you can list all your ideas here or email me direct if you wish. Simple. The 30m band don't need any promotion :) I like and use 30m because : - There is no contest - There is no SSB - There is no CW pile-up with tons of OMG CQ D FFS 59 KTHXBYE running on overstressed KiloWatt-class amp (who said CW had no bandwidth ? :p ) - lot of QRPer, fuzzy mode, Visual MEPT, ... - in 1 word : peacefull band :) The 30m band have many unofficial (a real gentlman agreement) sub-sub-sub-band. And bringing people that are not used to the lovely 30m band is a bad idea. I love the idea to promote QRP, QRPp, unusual digital mode. And the 30m band is perfect for that. The 30m is perfect for that, exactly because there is no event, no contest, no pile-up, no DX chasing, ... Well, because it's quiet and there is a lot of free bandwidth for experimentation. I don't know about other country, but the french law explain in the radioamateur definition that you can transmit ONLY for learning purpose and technical experimentation. Event, Contest, ... shouldn't happen. It is, of course, totally ignored by most operator. But i'd like to keep the 30m for learning purpose and experimentation... as it's supposed to be on every band. That's why i'm personally against this non-contest/event/weekend. And about the bring it on. It look like a random signature from his mail client. *hugs* -- F4FQM Kerunix Flan Laurent Laborde
[digitalradio] PSK Reporter in DM780
I just want to advise people that the PSK Reporter feature within DM780 that I mentioned a few months ago, has continued to evolve. The latest releases of DM780 have some major new PSK Reporter improvements. DM780 users can know seamlessly report the PSK31 stations their rig is receiving to a central location and the information is posted to the web site at http://psk.gladstonefamily.net/pskmap.html . The super browser feature within DM780 is required to be open for the PSK Reporter to work. This is another useful tool in determining propagation and on-air conditions. DM780 can be found at http://hrd.ham-radio.ch/DM780/DM780.htm Even if you do not use DM780 , the data at http://psk.gladstonefamily.net/pskmap.html can be quite useful. -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ)
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter screen shot
I think you mean: http://www.obriensweb.com/pskr.jpg Philip N1DG (I think that's his callsign) will be devloping this further over the next weeks. Simon Brown, HB9DRV -- From: Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] Although not the main display, the ability to use PSK Reporter for looking at reception of an individual station can be very useful. The attached screen shot is (see below) is a illustration of the map showing those stations receiving XE1MW on 40M PSK. I edited the map to make the capture smaller. For those that do not like to click on attachments, you can veiw the capture at http://www.obriensweb/com/pskr.jpeg
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter screen shot
One other thing - at the moment it's only PSK, when Philip has his act together it will support any mode, for example SSTV. Simon Brown, HB9DRV -- From: Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] I think you mean: http://www.obriensweb.com/pskr.jpg
Re: [digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
2008/4/12, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Yes i know this is a usage hangover from the 'wars' between ops of AM and SSB but by now should be buried and the terms used correctly.AM Voice or SSB Voicejust as the new technology is being called Digital Voice And SSB voice is AM :) Ah ! Next time i'll use A3E, J3E, A1A, ... intead of keeping it simple and writing AM, SSB, CW, ... -- F4FQM Kerunix Flan Laurent Laborde
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter in DM780
If this is used by very many hams, then how does this impact the PropNet beacons? 73, Rick, KV9U Andrew O'Brien wrote: I just want to advise people that the PSK Reporter feature within DM780 that I mentioned a few months ago, has continued to evolve. The latest releases of DM780 have some major new PSK Reporter improvements. DM780 users can know seamlessly report the PSK31 stations their rig is receiving to a central location and the information is posted to the web site at http://psk.gladstonefamily.net/pskmap.html . The super browser feature within DM780 is required to be open for the PSK Reporter to work. This is another useful tool in determining propagation and on-air conditions. DM780 can be found at http://hrd.ham-radio.ch/DM780/DM780.htm Even if you do not use DM780 , the data at http://psk.gladstonefamily.net/pskmap.html can be quite useful.
[digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
In the beginning, it was correct that there was really no DX chasing (at least for awards) but now that is not so. In fact I have at least one country worked, where I have only one contact, an that was on 30 meters. DXCC started accepting those contacts some time ago, so yes it is indeed a DX band. 30 is a great band which has long openings, to some parts of the world, most all of the day or night. Lets not screw it up, and make it unuseable for those who have not been bit by the contest bug. Because of the very limited bandwidth of 30, 17, and 12 meter bands, right from the start, it was deemed they were off limits for contests. If one thinks there are complaints now, about contest weekends, just wait until one or all of these three bands are added to the mix. There simply is not enough room on them to drag in hundreds or thousands of other contest signals, and continue to use them for other uses as well. Right now, one of the so called excuses that are being used about interference on contest weekends is that one can always go to these bands and operate to get away from contesters. Put them into contest modes, and that all goes away. One of the other things that you must remember is that 30 meters is a shared band, and we MUST not intefere with those other operations with which we share this limited space. W all know that many contesters would completely ignore that fact, in the heat of battle. Danny Douglas N7DC ex WN5QMX ET2US WA5UKR ET3USA SV0WPP VS6DD N7DC/YV5 G5CTB All 2 years or more (except Novice) Pls QSL direct, buro, or LOTW preferred, I Do not use, but as a courtesy do upload to eQSL for those who do.
[digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
F4FQM, I **AGREE with most of your post! BUT .the 30 Meter Digital QRP Weekend is NOT a contest but a weekend to promote 30 meter awareness, experimentation, and activity (proof of this is again not here on the Internet on what you `think' this event is but off the Internet on the 30 Meter Band and if you actually operate on 30 Meters you will then know this is no contest in any way nor would we support that on a WARC band). I appreciate your reply but I can't agree more with most of what you said: There is no contest - ** AGREE (gentleman agreement none on WARC) There is no SSB - ** AGREE (no all Countries though) There is no CW pile-ups ** AGREE (sometimes) lot of QRPer, fuzzy modes, Visual MEPT ** AGREE (fun stuff) peaceful band - ** AGREE (sometimes too peaceful, like waiting for a 6 Meter opening if others don't answer your calls after hours of calling band always open somewhere just no one home sometimes) I love the idea to promote QRP, QRPp, unusual digital mode. And the 30m band is perfect for that. ** AGREE PERFECT so why don't you promote it? Well, because it's quiet and there is a lot of free bandwidth for experimentation. **AGREE..(best of both 20m and 40m propagation-good mix-open most all the time somewhere, quite band unlike 40m and smaller antennas needed than 40m) But i'd like to keep the 30m for learning purpose and experimentation **AGREE BUT for who? Just for a few operators or can anyone licensed to use 30m also use it? Do we hand pick who can and can not use a band? And bringing people that are not used to the lovely 30m band is a bad idea ** DISAGREE are we to judge who we think should use or not use a band allowed to them? Simple.The 30m band don't need any promotion :) ** DISAGREE like any band we want to keep we should be active and promoting the use of the bands we are allowed (keeping in mind of course that the 30m band we are not the primary users and must give way and show good Amateur Radio practice). No one owns a band or section(s) within a band so this doesn't make since to me to not promote something so it is dead space for only a few to use and experiment only when they want to use it yet 30 Meters is alive and full of wonderful propagation and space for Hams to experiment, ragchew, and work DX ...why would you want to keep that a secret? I can tell you this I have been in many a QSO the last year on 30 Meters where as the other operator said thanks for experimenting with me on 30 Meters with different modes/power levels/antennas/propagation etc or you are my first digital QSO on the 30 Meter band .or never thought to stop on 30 Meters when switching from 20 Meters to 40 meters but this seems to be a great band or never new my antenna would load up on 30 meters and put out as good of a signal as it is, I will try this band again...all good and positive things I think to see folks using an under used band. You might want to get more involved in experimenting with WSPR, MEPT, HELL, WSJT- JT65a, JASON or whatever other digital mode that might come our way and experiment with and maybe experiment on VHF/UHF, 10m, 17m, 40m, 80m, 160m on different bands...so why is promoting 30 Meter activity so different? http://www.mail-archive.com/digitalradio@yahoogroups.com/msg15424.html I can remember when I had to really search to find PSK activity on 20 Meters..it was new but people keep promoting its use and soon others joined in to experiment more and more then on other bands...same with let's say WSJT weak signal modes on VHF/UHF and some thought you were crazy and then using them on HF even more crazy yet many didn't know about them or even tried them. Promoting 30 Meters is not much different because there many Hams that hardly ever use the 30 Meter band and some that might have never used the 30 Meter band that is fact, why is that? Could it be there is such low activity that they get bored experimenting or trying to make contacts with no one so they move to other bands like 20m and 40m? I will be promoting and using the 30 Meter Band and I don't mind to disagree with some of what you are saying because we have more we agree on than what we might disagree on so hope to work you sometime on the band. I really don't get the we should not promote something we enjoy or worth promoting yet all I was doing is promoting the use of the 30 Meter Band yet for some they would like it 'hands off 30 Meters and leave it alone for me' and the bringing people that are not used to the lovely 30m band is a bad idea what does that refers to? Leave it a dead band for only the few? Or maybe bad operators that are new to digital modes..maybe? But then again that is why more experienced Hams need to `Elmer' and teach others proper operation, right? Ultimately the operator is in charge of his or her own station and should adhere to all rules that apply to his or her license. Have fun at it all .great hobby we have. De kb9umt Don www.30meterdigital.org
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter in DM780
This is just detecting callsigns in on-air QSO's and receiving reports from new logbook entries, that's all it does. No beacons or automated transmissions. Simon Brown, HB9DRV -- From: Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] If this is used by very many hams, then how does this impact the PropNet beacons?
[digitalradio] Re: PSK Reporter in DM780
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is just detecting callsigns in on-air QSO's and receiving reports from new logbook entries, that's all it does. No beacons or automated transmissions. Simon Brown, HB9DRV Correct, thus it is very useful for average conditions analysis, using the power levels that many use for PSK31 QSOs.
[digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
Don, if you believe that 30 meters needs to be promoted because of lack of activity please check out this : http://www.wsprnet.org/meptspots.php This is a 24 hour around the world activity in spite of the fact that Propnet moved within 300Hz of it. Most stations run 1 watt or less. Larry
[digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
Larry, Thanks for the link and I'm very aware of it...I have done my homework. I think that it is neat and very coolgood propagation and experimenting...but what is it telling me? That the band is open? And are all these station in QSO? Is it a QSO mode? (no need to reply on that) Did this start happening and all these stations were participating back in 2006? or 2007? When did all this activity on 30 Meters start increasing? I remember PropNet maps/data back in 2006 and 2007 and also how the digital part of the 30 meter band was used (or not used)...so yes GREAT that they are on the 30 meter band pinging the atmosphere if you will. I again think it is neat and use it often use and read the posts on it all...for me I would just rather be on the band in QSO and I have used QRP or QRPP on 30 Meters many times and always amazed. Thanks for the post. de kb9umt Don www.30meterdigital.org --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, lweaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Don, if you believe that 30 meters needs to be promoted because of lack of activity please check out this : http://www.wsprnet.org/meptspots.php This is a 24 hour around the world activity in spite of the fact that Propnet moved within 300Hz of it. Most stations run 1 watt or less. Larry
[digitalradio] Re: another non- contest on a no contest band
Danny N7DC, Last post because you guys are being to kind to me today .so stop it. First off let me say I agree with most of what you have stated I also respect you as a Ham and enjoy reading most of your posts, so thank you and indeed you are a good Ham. I have been a member of this list since 2002 and I bet I don't have more than 50 or so posts over those few years to this group so I do more reading and listening than replying or commenting on every post I thought I do or do not agree with. I think I'm starting to see how this works here and a select few have to agree with your thought process in order to be maybe an everyday poster .I normally would not keep replying but to me this all is silly and your statements have already been stated before and my posts were of `FYI' only nor did I provoke any responses and I find it funny that few months back that Andy sent a reminder to the group about one of our 30 Meter Digital Weekend Events and not one reply or negative comment yet when I posted the same few come back out and restate their `views' when I never asked or replied the their first ones and let it all go. I have had emails off list from Andy and a few others..even Rick emailed off list and we had an few email exchanges over some concerns of his and he is a great person to talk with and I respected him and he knows he was treated with nothing but respect back, we don't have to agree but I sure do respect his opinions. Now to your comments about my post of the 30 Meter Digital QRP Weekend which was not intended to provoke any response but just an FYI to those in a Ham Digital Group that might be interested. I think I last posted here back in I think January some months back on a 30 Meter Digital EU Weekend and you and I think you Danny and maybe one of the others that have recently commented posted back replies but I never responded back to them at that time but now I guess a response is in order so the others here that `lurk' understand my postings and not just what you `think' is going on on 30 Meters or that I'm doing something illegal or as you say `screwing up' the band .so far been at this over a year or more I think actually my first post was here in this Digital Group on why such little digital activity on 30 Meters and I posted here back in 2006 and many of you replied so this move toward trying to increase experimentation and increased participation or use of 30 Meters has been going on some time and not just thought out with no concerns that you have listed so far it all has been positive other than those that don't join in and see for themselves what goes on but again that is up to you to have your own opinions but none of them are based on facts but you have the right to your own views and I respect that and I have mine and then so do all others here. You will NOT see me posting every week about trying to as you say `screw things up' on the 30 Meter Band .not the case at all..in fact you might see a post once a month at best and not even that actually as we have not had that many events to promote the 30 Meter Band or our small group. We didn't just one day think how can we screw up 30 Meters and make it un usable for everyone not the case at all and we actually thought this out to bring on slowly those that might not use 30 Meters that often or skip over the 30 Meter Band to give it a try more often .by no means do or would we want thousands of stations on the band and you don't have to worry because that isn't going to happen after seeing the numbers over the last year but believe me the digital portion of 30 Meters is nothing like it was in 2006 or 2007 and you actually might find someone to experiment with or have QSO (well maybe not everyday but your chances are much better than years back). I did have a day off yesterday and sat patiently switching to different modes and antennas and playing in the shack some and made all day 2 really nice QSO's on the band and as usual many times QSOs scarce on the band but one QSO with a QRP station on a buddy pole in VA and another with an attic antenna down in TX with good reports and one DX station over in EU seen...back in 2006 if I sat looking at the waterfall not a trace for hours or sometime days in the digital portion of the 30 Meter Band or after hours of calling CQ in any digital mode. I don't contest (or if I do put my call out in one it is to give someone a few points then off to other things for me) and I don't collect QSL cards for any Awards .but Congrats on your Award but to me I'm just not impressed or interested or have the time at this point in life but that is why there are different things to do in Ham Radio for everyone, right? I find it interesting that when mentioned of that `rare' or `last one' who would be calling the kettle black because as stated above I could care less and I know that is true with many of the folks I talk to and experiment with or ragchew with on the 30 Meter Band and they are not
[digitalradio] 10MHz Ham Digi Band Research Survey Chart 10140-10150kHz
New 10MHz Ham Digi Band Research Survey Chart 10140kHz to 10150kHz Digital/Auto Sub-Band Click here: http://hflink.com/bandplans/10mhz/ 73 Bonnie VR2/KQ6XA
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter in DM780
But isn't the net effect about the same, or maybe even better since you may get many more hits? What is it the PropNet does now that is different, better, etc.? 73, Rick, KV9U Simon Brown wrote: This is just detecting callsigns in on-air QSO's and receiving reports from new logbook entries, that's all it does. No beacons or automated transmissions. Simon Brown, HB9DRV
Re: [digitalradio] 10MHz Ham Digi Band Research Survey Chart 10140-10150kHz
2008/4/12, expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED]: New 10MHz Ham Digi Band Research Survey Chart 10140kHz to 10150kHz Digital/Auto Sub-Band Click here: http://hflink.com/bandplans/10mhz/ The RTTY DXing chart is a perfect demonstation of why i don't really want any promotion for this band :p -- F4FQM Kerunix Flan Laurent Laborde
[digitalradio] Re: PSK Reporter in DM780
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien andrewobrie@ wrote: --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Simon Brown simon.brown@ wrote: This is just detecting callsigns in on-air QSO's and receiving reports from new logbook entries, that's all it does. No beacons or automated transmissions. Simon Brown, HB9DRV Example. I called CQ on the usual 20M PSK31 frequency and PSK Repoter's web site noted me received by the following Rx at Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:58:35 GMT From k3uk by K0PIR Loc DN94ti Frequency: 14.070 MHz (20m) So, although no one came back to me despite 5 CQ's, I know that my 30 watt signal was at least making it to South Dakota. 1984 , just running a littel late ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Brother_(1984)
[digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
I saw this today... K0MVJ Yes I copied you fine. Can't seem to transmit back though. No tones out NC5O Well Andy has the same trouble, I'm on VOX on the Kenwood TS450s Anyone have any idea why JASON generates no audio at all for some people? -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ)
Re: [digitalradio] PSK Reporter in DM780
-- From: Rick [EMAIL PROTECTED] What is it the PropNet does now that is different, better, etc.? I have no idea - I added this PSK reporting in DM780 for Philip so that he could 'do his thing'. I guess one advantage is that the user just bats about as normal having QSO's and stuff rather than specifically running PropNet software. For the user it's 10 seconds to configure this with a simple window and then it's set and forgotten. When you do or see something it's automatically reported. Simon HB9DRV
RE: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
Are wave and master volume both being adjusted on the sound mixer applet? I am not familar with this mode/protocol, but the wave volume is often overlooked David KD4NUE -Original Message- From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew O'Brien Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 3:02 PM To: DIGITALRADIO Subject: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones I saw this today... K0MVJ Yes I copied you fine. Can't seem to transmit back though. No tones out NC5O Well Andy has the same trouble, I'm on VOX on the Kenwood TS450s Anyone have any idea why JASON generates no audio at all for some people? -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ)
Re: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
Andy, Roger had to set tone on in the pull down window under Tx port and manual key the radio to get to work myself I was using tones out but with radio VOX. We had a nice qso on 30m. Russell NC5O --- Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I saw this today... K0MVJ Yes I copied you fine. Can't seem to transmit back though. No tones out NC5O Well Andy has the same trouble, I'm on VOX on the Kenwood TS450s Anyone have any idea why JASON generates no audio at all for some people? -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ) = IN GOD WE TRUST ! = Russell Blair NC5O Skype-Russell Blair Hell Field #300 DRCC #55 __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
RE: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
David, set the Tone out in the pull down window Tx port, and you may have to key the radio with a switch I was using VOX , had a nice qso with Roger K0MVJ today on 30m Russell NC5O --- David Little [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are wave and master volume both being adjusted on the sound mixer applet? I am not familar with this mode/protocol, but the wave volume is often overlooked David KD4NUE -Original Message- From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew O'Brien Sent: Saturday, April 12, 2008 3:02 PM To: DIGITALRADIO Subject: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones I saw this today... K0MVJ Yes I copied you fine. Can't seem to transmit back though. No tones out NC5O Well Andy has the same trouble, I'm on VOX on the Kenwood TS450s Anyone have any idea why JASON generates no audio at all for some people? -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ) = IN GOD WE TRUST ! = Russell Blair NC5O Skype-Russell Blair Hell Field #300 DRCC #55 __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[digitalradio] TARA DIGITAL SKIRMISH - APRIL 19 - PLEASE READ
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Re: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
I managed my first 30m QSO in Jason with Roger, K0MVJ. I had 100% copy here and sometimes couldn't even hear his signal. Roger was at 5W and I was at 3W for a total path distance of 1230 miles. Interesting mode and although maybe not optimal for HF it is certainly very sensitive. 73, Sholto KE7HPV.
Re: [digitalradio] Someone else with no JASON tones
Sholto, to clear the Rx window do a (CTRL-Z), no timer for the Beacon mode. This program is over 2Yr old and no more has been done with it by I2PHD. The Com port is for DDS board. I had an e-mail from I2PHD. Russell NC5O --- Sholto Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I managed my first 30m QSO in Jason with Roger, K0MVJ. I had 100% copy here and sometimes couldn't even hear his signal. Roger was at 5W and I was at 3W for a total path distance of 1230 miles. Interesting mode and although maybe not optimal for HF it is certainly very sensitive. 73, Sholto KE7HPV. = IN GOD WE TRUST ! = Russell Blair NC5O Skype-Russell Blair Hell Field #300 DRCC #55 __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
[digitalradio] Re: PSK Reporter in DM780
1984 , just running a littel late ? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Brother_(1984) Entirely unrelated. But, if you don't want to be found, don't transmit! f
