I wonder if it may be the 105 net that operates HF packet under full
automatic operation. They have been there for many years and so they start
to think they have a right to the frequency.
I would suggest that it would be very unwise to be sending anyone any e-mail
telling them to stay off a frequ
I have just downloaded latest Multipsk.
Has any frequency been discussed as a monitor frequency for the mode PAX.?
Kevin
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At 08:55 PM 11/21/05, you wrote:
>Looking at the band plan, as published by ARRL: 14.105- 14.112 IS listed
>as packet freqs, for all that that means. 14.230 is listed as SSTV - and
>we all know how often that is followed, especially during SSB contests
>(this past weekend.) Also, the ARRL spe
Looking at the band plan, as published by ARRL:
14.105- 14.112 IS listed as packet freqs, for all that that
means. 14.230 is listed as SSTV - and we all know how often that is
followed, especially during SSB contests (this past
weekend.) Also, the ARRL speaks only for US amateurs within
Hi Bonnie,
Actually, you may want to take another look at all of this and chat
with Charles Brain, as to FCC legal, I don't think so, not currently,
but hopefully some day.
In PC-ALE, 39 tone DQPSK is not being used, its 8-ary. Also, the
MIL-STD-188-110 modem and the FS-1052 DLP waveform can
In a message dated 11/21/2005 7:47:34 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
copied this off the air tonight
"I received an e-mail today from someone telling
me to stay off of 14.105.5 while using Olivia mode. He claimed that
14.105.5 was for their group us
I copied this off the air tonight
"I received an e-mail today from someone telling me
to stay off of 14.105.5 while using Olivia mode. He claimed that 14.105.5
was for their group using packet messaging for emergency traffic and always on
standby, and that anyone using Olivia on 14.105
Most of us already know about the ALE linking using 8FSK and the
compatible keyboarding/FTP system "DTM and DBM" with ARQ.
But there is another fast DQPSK modem in PCALE beta that
has not been used much yet by hams!
It is based upon the FS1052 standard
(Fed Std 1052, Mil Std 188-110) that the
Hello Rick,
Glad you did an ARQ PAX QSO and TKS for comments.
Some remarks:
* the PAX modulation has a rough speed of 59 wpm. The ARQ protocol must
divide, let's say by 2 the speed. However, you are not obliged to wait for
the answer of the other Ham as the protocol manages a "full-duplex" link
Last night John, N3WT, and I had a PAX Q on 30 meters. The mode is very
similar to using HF packet. It is fairly slow and would not work well for
casual chatting, but I can see where it might be useful for a connected mode
for messaging.
When we did use unproto, you do have to be careful about whe
> Jerry - K0HZI wrote:
> Check twenty meters around 14.108.5 for Olivia, 1000Hz 32 tones.
Hi Jerry,
Just a reminder that your suggested Olivia frequency is not exactly
correct. 14108.5 kHz is only the HIGHEST frequency in a group of
Olivia frequencies, which extend downward in 1kHz increments fr
>From message I posted on themixwgroup:
Hi Andy,
There was so many files flying around about the b17, fixes for the
beta 7 but think these are what they are.
www.mixw.net/beta/beta7/MixW216b7.exe
www.mixw.net/beta/beta7/ModeOlivia2.zip
place the dll right in the MixW folder.
Then there was a f
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