Re: [digitalradio] Re: W1CDO's station

2007-04-02 Thread Walt DuBose
expeditionradio wrote:
 --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
I worked W1CDO via JT65A, check the station info at 
http://www.qrz.com/w1cdo

Wow!

 
 
 
 On 01 January 2007, while I was running 20W to a backpack whip antenna
  Pedestrian Mobile in Hong Kong, I worked John W1CDO. He was S9 on 20
 meters. I could barely hear anyone else in North America at the time. 
 Quite an impressive station! 
 The fact that he was controlling it on his laptop computer, 1500 miles
 away from it, was even more impressive.
 
 Bonnie KQ6XA
 

As the Roaming Gnome says, Oh frashthe TRW ARC was controlling a SSB 
station vis telephone in the early 1990s and by 1995 they were controling a 
RTTY 
or AMTOR rig via the Internet and it was frequency, band and antenna aiming 
capable.

Ok, I'll give you that it took a rather large computer bac then to do it...I 
think a 200 MHz ATT 3B2-600G.  :-)

Walt/K5YFW


[digitalradio] Re: W1CDO's station

2007-04-01 Thread Andrew O'Brien
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I worked W1CDO via JT65A, check the station info at 
 http://www.qrz.com/w1cdo
 
 Wow!


I just copied John W1CDO working Europe from Starbucks on the west coast !



04/01 19:07 G4PCI it took me a moment to adjust. I am at Starbucks
with laptop (W1CDO John NM DM73qh m810f36d0.tmodns.net)

190600  8   -4  0.2 -124  3 #  LZ1KG W1CDO DM73OOO   1   0 
190700  4   -3  0.0 -108  3 *  W1CDO G4PCI IO91  1   0 
190800 16   -3  0.4 -124  3 #  LZ1KG W1CDO DM73OOO   1   0 
190900  5   -4  0.3 -108  3 *  W1CDO G4PCI IO91  1   0 



[digitalradio] Re: W1CDO's station

2007-04-01 Thread expeditionradio
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I worked W1CDO via JT65A, check the station info at 
 http://www.qrz.com/w1cdo
 
 Wow!



On 01 January 2007, while I was running 20W to a backpack whip antenna
 Pedestrian Mobile in Hong Kong, I worked John W1CDO. He was S9 on 20
meters. I could barely hear anyone else in North America at the time. 
Quite an impressive station! 
The fact that he was controlling it on his laptop computer, 1500 miles
away from it, was even more impressive.

Bonnie KQ6XA