That is true John.
Another option is to access the IRLP system via 2m to
one of the three IRLP nodes in WV.
NodeCallCitySt Freq.
4688KC8KXI Clarksburg WV 443.
4873KC8NDZ Charleston WV 145.4300
8550AA8CC Buckhannon WV
This is true Dave *IF* you can get one of them onto
the NTS circuit.
At 09:50 PM 1/7/06, you wrote:
>Um Folks...
>
>If "WE" are Ham Radio Operators then why are not
>using NTS to send RADIOGRAMS?
>
>There are 35 hams in Philippi WV including KC8VKZ.
>
>I believe the best message to send (per the
While tuning around near 14070 this PM, I encountered what looked to be
a DX 'list' in progress. It turned out to be a net on PSK31, at about
14071.2. The NCS was an Arizona station, with a signal as wide as a
six-lane highway, and looked like one on the Waterfall. IMD was -13. I
never could se
Um Folks...
If "WE" are Ham Radio Operators then why are not
using NTS to send RADIOGRAMS?
There are 35 hams in Philippi WV including KC8VKZ.
I believe the best message to send (per the ARRL at
http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/forms/fsd3.html )
would be: "ARRL SIXTY EIGHT" via NTS.
Just anoth
kd4e writes:
> Hmmm. Sounds as though if I wish to cover all modes I
> will need something more than a sound card as some of
> them need more interface help than others!
Perhaps not, since you're a Linux user. Although I haven't tried it
myself yet, I *think* you'll find that hfterm on Linux
1.There is a
nice article in Jan 2006 QST.
2.Most of
the sound card programs have
circuit
diagrams in the help files.
3. Use your
search engine on computer.
Try
(Interface) and go from there.
If you look
at a few circuits, you will
see they are
similar. You will see a couple of
i
> Lew wrote:
> the other modes THROB, ALE I have no idea what they are
> but mostlikely will work with a sound card also
There is a handy digi definitions page here:
http://home.teleport.com/~nb6z/main.htm
ALE is a frequency hopping mode popular with the military.
The hflink group is all about
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Build you own. Does the job just a well as any of them.
> You save some cash also.
Do you have a favored circuit or kit to recommend that
I may look into, please?
--
~~
A blessed New Year to all!
Thanks! & 73,
Does anyone know where I can find a packet site in maryland. I live in
FM28 and am using mixw but for some reason I cant find anything on 2
or 6 meters and 70 cm is just plain dead.
Any help would be real nice.
Thanks.
KB3LZV
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to telnet://208.15.25.196/
Ot
>
> Which interface would you recommend and why, please?
>
> Or is there a different reasonably priced interface that
> is even more to be preferred?
>
I'm using a BUXCOMM one, which is also available as a kit. I think
they cost under $40, or you can buy one in a kit.
It's nothing fancy, but d
Build you own.
Does the job just a well as any of them.
You save some
cash also.
73 Gary
WB6BNE
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From:
kd4e
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For these mode PSK31, PSK63, MFSK16,Olivia,Chip64,you can use a sound card
interface, I use the Rascal fpr severial years with no problems.
For PACTOR &
AMTOR a multi mode TNC loke the PK232 is requireed because of timing,also Packet
will operate better, the other modes THROB, ALE I have no
Sorry for the crossposting but the Amateur Radio
digital mode brain-pool is scattered across several
lists thus making it necessary to crosspost a
generalized question such as this.
I will be using a Yaesu FT-890AT for digital modes.
I am interested in SSTV as well as trying out many
digital mode
I do have some of those circuit designs saved in my
bookmarks but really need some real-world reports from
Hams using specific circuits across multiple modes so
I am not spending time I don't have right now building
and testing several circuits none of which are reliable.
I really want to be able
Thanks for posting this. I suspect my neighbor across the street from
me is directly involved with this mine survivor ham because of his
position within the hospital. Once I talk to my neighbor, maybe some
of us can even more directly get best wishes out to him from the ham
community.
Right now ou
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> From ARRL:
>
> Mine Survivor Moved to Pittsburgh (Jan 6, 2006) -- Randal McCloy Jr,
> KC8VKZ, the only miner to survive Monday's explosion at the Sago Mine in
Great stuff, I'm sure everyone's thoughts and prayers ar
From ARRL:
Mine Survivor Moved to Pittsburgh (Jan 6, 2006) -- Randal McCloy Jr,
KC8VKZ, the only miner to survive Monday's explosion at the Sago Mine in
Tallmansville, West Virginia, has been transferred to Allegheny General
Hospital in Pittsburgh for specialized treatment. He remains in critical
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