Hi all,
I just wanted to say thanks for the QSOs on SO50 yesterday morning while as was
at the CBF Amateur Radio Club. At the time we only had one member and a Sony
video camera, but they both really enjoyed it. I tried the 1805z AO27 pass
along with my foxhunt teammate, K8QY (I wanted him
I'm back to running counties on HF CW and SSB. With 53 counties in North Dakota
to put out, it's difficult to predict when I'll be in a particular grid square.
You can check a county hunting website (http://ch.w6rk.com) for spots on my HF
ops and see where I'm at. For the time being, it's the
Realizing I need to crawl before I can walk but need to have a goal.
I've grown a strong interest in working SATS, have a few bucks and am
rebuilding my station for SATS from the ground up.
Been reading the G Gould Smith Getting Started... book I picked up in
Boxboro, MA at a fest a couple months
Hi Mark,
I don't have that problem (I *do* run it under Linux :-) ), but what I believe
some do for this sort of thing is to get DosBox running first, and then run
stuff from inside there. DosBox is a full PC emulation and DOS environment,
separate from the embedded CMD prompt.
Here's my answer.
Install Sun/Oracle Virtualbox within Windows 7 and install Windows
95/ME/XP in VirtualBox. Then install Predict/Instantrack or any other
DOS based software you really need to run on this virtual machine.
73!
On 10/17/2010 9:06 AM, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
Hi All,
(Relayed from KV1J who is having trouble posting)
I will be operating from the island of Miquelon (Grid GN17)
from October 26 through November 2 as FP/KV1J. The dates
may shift a bit depending on the weather and available
transportation. This is a French territory (Collective) off
the coast of
All,
I heard quite a few new ops on the 435.300 repeater tonight. Many seemed
to be getting the hang of things quickly, and I even heard some coaching
in the background as contacts were made. That's great! I've noticed that
the new ops who do the best are those that follow a simple practice.
Eric,
Have fun operating from Miquelon, I was on the birds from there in 2005.
FP is an awesome place to operate from because of the windows to both EU
and W/VE. You'll be amazed how close to the ocean's horizon you can work
either the analog or FM birds, I could hear them even before the
Eric,
Have fun operating from Miquelon, I was on the birds from there in 2005.
FP is an awesome place to operate from because of the windows to both EU
and W/VE. You'll be amazed how close to the ocean's horizon you can work
either the analog or FM birds, I could hear them even before the
Thanks for stating what I've long had the urge to say, Drew:
The quickest way to a QSO is to call a known station.
Weekend passes have many to choose from!
73, Scott N1AIA
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On 17 Oct 2010 at 9:06, Mark L. Hammond wrote:
Date sent: Sun, 17 Oct 2010 09:06:10 -0400
From: Mark L. Hammond marklhamm...@gmail.com
Subject:[amsat-bb] PREDICT for 64-bit Winderz?
To: amsat-bb@amsat.org
Hi All,
Yesterday I
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