>< Duane N7QDN wrote><
> I've been wondering why "attended" operation such as the modes
> discussed in this group, select channels within the narrow slice of
> band where "unattended" forwarding is limited to (14.1005-14.1120
> MHz)?
Hi Duane,
Many of us have been wondering the same thing.
B
Hisami,
No problem. Maybe we can try this weekend?
73 Tony KT2Q
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From: "Hisami Dejima" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 5:47 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: 20M Chip64
> Hi Tony
>
> SRI I woke up in 2050z
>
> I heard W3NF calling CQ o
> Andy K3UK wrote><
> But what do I need to transmit ALE? I can receive it
> but I was under the impression that one needs a rig
> that can switch bands and frequencies automatically
> while matching the antenna all at the same time.
>
Hi Andy,
You can QSO with other ALE stations using man
Good question, I have often been down to 14107 and
14108 and have not heard any packet in the past few weeks.
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From:
John Becker
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 7:35
PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Olivia
But what do I need to transmit ALE? I can
receive it but I was under the impression that one needs a rig that can switch
bands and frequencies automatically while matching the antenna all at the same
time. Is that a totally wrong view of ALE?
Andy K3UK
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--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Jerry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jerry - K0HZI replied:
>
> Comment,
>
> I understand the author of gMFSK (for Linux) and author of MULTIPSK
> have Olivia, sets the center of the audio for the 500Hz mode to 750Hz
> above dial setting and the settings are
Not sure about packet, but pactor is still doing well in that sub
band. I've been wondering why "attended" operation such as the modes
discussed in this group, select channels within the narrow slice of
band where "unattended" forwarding is limited to (14.1005-14.1120
MHz)?
... Duane N7QDN
ALE looks like it achieves many of the goals I had hoped for Olivia for
use with self-spotting.
I wish there were more implementations of ALE in the digital mode
software, even of just decoding.
Leigh.
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 3:45 pm, expeditionradio wrote:
> Coordination with ALE network 14109.5kHz
Is there not still packet BBS's operating from 14,101 to 14,108
(lsb) mode ?
At 07:02 AM 9/30/05, you wrote:
>Olivia on Mixw seems to be runner. To avoid further chaos on 20 meter,
>here a few hints!
>
>Leave 14109.500 Khz free for MT63. (Some new MT63 stuff may be in the
>pipeline)
>Use channe
Coordination with ALE network 14109.5kHz USB: Just a little note to ask for coordination of the 20 meter frequency with fellow Olivia users. The worldwide Amateur Radio HF-ALE network (Automatic Link Establishment) operates on 14109.5kHz (shared with MT63 and packet). It would be greatly benefic
looking for digimode qso's
0500z to 0800z or a little later any day of the week except for wed/thurs.
160 thru 30m
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From: Txema
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Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 6:30 AM
Subject: [olivia] To OLIVIA users.-
HI all !
Important notes for Olivia mode:
1) It is
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From: Txema
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 6:30 AM
Subject: [olivia] To OLIVIA users.-
HI all !Important notes for Olivia
mode: 1) It is critical that you have your sound card sample rate
calibrated (within +-100 ppm or so in transmi
On 10 October, I was pleasantly surprised by my station's ALE system
un-muting, to see and hear a NETCALL from Per OZ1EQC in Denmark on
14342.5kHz. Simultaneously, three other ALE stations around North
America responded to Per's NETCALL on the channel and had a group QSO.
The path wasn't strong eno
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