What is with the lids that operate this mode? They think they can
just fire up any old time and freq. to pass their numbnuts ham grams?
I don't know anyone who cannot make a phone call anywhere in the world
for cheap these days. That includes the folks at sea. The PX sells
satellite phones
Does it work correctly with other PSK
software?
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From:
Bert Morton
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 7:20
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Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] [digitalradio]
No transmit
No..
- Original Message -
From:
Andrew J.
O'Brien
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 7:42
AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] No transmit
706 MKII G with EZ PSK
Does it work correctly with other PSK
software?
Here is the announcement and I have
nothing to do with SCS except a happy user:
Dear
PACTOR friends!
Just
like every year we want to invite you to visit us at the Ham-Radio exhibition
in Friedrichshafen, in
the south of Germany.
The show takes place from 23th until 26th of June. Our
Mike,
With
all due respect, we have been doing messaging on ham radio since its inception.
In fact, the ARRL was founded on this concept. To now suggest that messaging is
not appropropriate, or that messaging without having operators at both
endsdoes not seem reasonable.And wehave been
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From:
Rick Williams
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 8:40
AM
Subject: RE: [digitalradio] Re: HF
Digital network modes
Mike,
With
all due respect, we have been doing messaging on ham radio since
SOMEBODY WANTS TO TALK TO YOU REAL BAD ON 7071.2 PACTRASH WILL YOU
PLEASE ANSWER THE STATION...IT DOES NOT ID AND IS CAUSING A LOT OF QRM
ON THE 40M BAND...PROBABLY GOT SOME HAM GRAMS FOR YOU TO PASS ON...
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You forgot to mention that most of the support calls come from people
who have pirated the software.
At least that was my experience when I sold software in the hobby
Heathkit market (for the H-89).
-- Dean
On 2005-06-20 18:37, Dave Bernstein wrote:
Nothing is wrong with remuneration, but
I was recently looking at different HF digital sound card programs that can
do ARQ mode. Other than using Linux to drive Pactor 1, there are at least
two that I am aware of at this time. Has anyone here tried either the FNPSK
program or the newest version of WinDRM and compared the ability to get
Rick, what message format will you want to use ? I just set-up one
using the ARRL format but can do the others if you want. I have one
set-up for you.
Do you want the 31 or the 63 variety ?
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew J. O'Brien
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I can
Say Mike,
Rick I have no problem with messages but do have a problem with e-
mail on HF that should be on the Internet instead.
How do you define should be on the Internet? Isn't that still the
same thing as saying you have a problem with voice on HF that should
be on the public switched
Pawel discussed using parallel decoders and picking the one with the
best SNR...it should be fairly easy for programs that already support
parallel decoding. If you can spot the bandwidth, though, that gives
most of the info, and once the selection of parameters for Olivia
settles down, it
Yes,
It is legal. Keying CW with a tone is no different than AFSK for RTTY. Due
to it being potentially less clean, I would not personally use it unless I
had a rig that could not TX CW. But you would not find many like that.
73,
Rick, KV9U
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From:
I have used this form of keying, it seems "weird"
because no tone is generated by my rig or the software, but it does work.
People that have l have worked, when asked, say the CW is a little
"mushy".
I actually won a ARRL section award in a CW contest
using MixW this way
Andy K3UK
Correct, the stations can received regardless of
what message format is used. Just the mode 31 or 63) needs to be the
same
Andy K3UK
- Original Message -
From:
Danny
Douglas
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2005 6:41
PM
Subject:
While waiting for Rick at 0200 UTC I will call a
FNPSK net on 14071.5 USB with xmit freq set at 1200 Hz , I will call up
the net at 0115, 0130, 0145 and 0200, using FNPSK NCS software in PSK31
mode.
I have no clue what I am doing ..so join in and
test this software.
Andy K3UK
The
Right off the bat, I suggest you give others
(including when spotting) the exact freq they will see on the waterfall, and not
the freq which shows on your rigs readout. It really gets confusing for
folk to spot something on 14.071 , 14.070, 14.069 etc. since when we
click on that spot,
I too used it for a couple of years, on and off,
and ocassionally someone said I had "audio" on my tones. HI.
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--- mac2251 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a question concerning cw using MixW or
Hamscope. Is it legal or
not? I have heard both sides. Anyone have the
facts.Mike K9HCK
As long as it is CW it is legal. If you feed a pure
sine wave into a ssb transceiver the output will be
Thanks for the test Rick . Did SCS announce something new at
Friedrichshafen ?
I agree that Scamp needs a keyboard component. I am not sure about MFSK16,
its been a couple of years since I experimented with it .
By the way, after you faded.. V73AX popped up , CQing !
Andy K3UK
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Hi Andy and list members,
Yes, there was a major post this morning on here with links to two new
products. I was rather expecting some comments on it, especially since what
they are doing is providing a system that allows a server stations to
permit a client station to access directly into the
OK Thanks. The one worry is that it runson
all sorts of operating systems. but doesnt list Win 2000.
Got it downloaded and will try anyway.
Danny
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