Stan,
I have created one that does exactly what you want, designed to
boot up running gMFSK, Xlog, and HamLib with just one click of a
button.
There is also a version of a German CD, AFU-KNOPPIX, in German,
that someone has remastered for English, that has more ham radio
programs but that one i
Box SisteenHundred wrote:
>Vince,
>
>A simple google search...
>
>http://www.boulder.nist.gov/timefreq/stations/iform.html
>
>73,
>
>Bill KA8VIT
>
>
>
TNX Bill. Your information is appreciated, and has got me started.
73, de ~ Vince ~
WA2RSX IOTA NA-026
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES SPOTTING C
Is this thread: THEM vs US ? I got here late because McAffee SPAM
KILLER was killing this reflector's messages .
John: Are you saying that 40% of the tones are generated out of spec?
I have not ever owned a TNC; however, I have managed to decode RTTY
signals that are playing within the
The PK-232 and KAM TNC's are setup for 200 HZ shifts,
which is used for Packet and Pactor modes. The other
modes were added as an afterthought. When Packet came
along the Terminal units of the day could not manage
speeds faster than 110 Baud with a 170 Hz shift used
for ASCII mode. The "new" modem
Hi Scott:
Apparently, the designers of the PK232s did not think a software method
of changing the transmit signal shift width was important enough when
they decided that demodulating the 170 Hz shift modes (e.g. RTTY) would
be accommodated. Reception of 200/170 Hz shifted signal by a 170/200
>Received
04-03-05 at: 04:25 utc on 518kHz mode navtex>>ZCZC
OD03>MAYDAY ALERT>58-42N 008-56W>CAP ST JACQUES>FIRE
IN ENGINE ROOM>REQUIRE IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE>STORNAWAY CG
CO-ORDINATING>>>
Good Mayday signal heard by an SWLer in the
Netherlands
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES SPOTTING
I often see "QSL via QRZ.com," but I am not sure what that means. Is
that just a way to say QSL direct via the address at QRZ.com for that
call sign unless there are other directions posted there for that call
sign?
TNX, 73, Jim, KG4YWD
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES SPOTTING CLUSTER AT telnet
Jim,
Yes that is what it means. When someone sends QSL via QRZ.com, use the
address for that call or the directions given for that call.
Joe Ivey
W4JSI
- Original Message -
From: "james_v26" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 12:23 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] QSL v
Yep, you got it.
---Original Message---
Subject: [digitalradio] QSL via QRZ.com?
I often see "QSL via QRZ.com," but I am not sure what that means. Isthat just a way to say QSL direct via the address at QRZ.com for thatcall sign unless there are other directions posted the
New release (3.6) of MULTIPSK
RX/TX: PSK10/BPSK31/QPSK31/PSKFEC31/PSK63/PSKAM10-31-50/PSK63F - PSK220F + DIGISSTV "Run"/CW/CCW/THROB/THROBX/MFSK8/
MFSK16 (+ SSTV)/MT63/RTTY 45/ASCII/AMTOR FEC/PACKET 300-1200 + APRS/FELD HELL/PSK HELL/HELL 80/HF-FAX/SSTV/
RX only: AMTOR ARQ/NAVTEX/RTTY 50-75-
I think Scott pretty well hit everything.
I would like to add after the big lightning hit late
last year I did have to replace my PK-232MBX.
I do so with a new Kantronics KAM XL. With it
one can change the shift from 50 to 4000 Hz
as long as the MARK tone is lower then the
SPACE tone..
Week befo
At 07:00 PM 3/5/2005, you wrote:
>Do I understand this right that the sound card programs
>don't care what the freq of the tones are, just as long
>as the shift is right?
Yes, that is correct.
73,
Mark N5RFX
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES SPOTTING CLUSTER AT telnet://208.15.25.196/
http://dxclust
--- John Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do I understand this right that the sound card
> programs
> don't care what the freq of the tones are, just as
> long
> as the shift is right?
Not only programs, but hardware tooI built a modem
with 2000-2200 Hz tones that worked very well on
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