How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, expeditionradio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andy,
I agree with you. It is much easier for everyone to cooperate.
Mutual QRM can
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, rich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
Looking at the Winlink software I see there are two buttons...one
marked TFTDETECT and the other
Technical papers are solicited for presentation at the 25th Annual ARRL
and TAPR Digital Communications Conference to be held September 15-17,
2006 in Tucson, Arizona. These papers will also be published in the
Conference Proceedings (you do NOT need to attend the conference to have
your
Gegroet,
Me too, I would be interested in hacking gmfsk (more out of interest of
learning to write digital-mode programs). gmfsk is IMHO a great start
to code new modes instead of writing a complete program by yourself, as
it already has a great GUI and a number of low-level DSP algoritms
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd by a Winlink
PMBO, its your own fault for being uncooperative.
Perhaps now that the FCC has finally tackled K1MAN, they'll address
this latest set of aspiring frequency
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, rich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
I've been watching the bands a lot, and I have not seen any of the
Winlink2000 Pactor PMBO stations
The Domino Ex test contest has received some interest and some requests.
I will proceed with the intended mid-week trial run BUT will also add
20 meters as an additional band. This will increase the maximum times
you can work a station (see initial rules).
There has also been requests to make
Wonderfull! After more than a year off radio, just
scanning the 21MHz band, and amazed on seeing and hearing a strange signal at
this hour on this band, by trial and error I was able to have a good and very
well readable QSO with Arkady, RN6A locator KN95KA at 17:48 UTC.
I was just trying
Wow so many Pactor freq's. Maybe I should run out and by a Pactor
Controller and WinLink..NOT
Seems like the automatic modes are taking over, Pactor, Olivia,ALE, it
makes one wonder if there is a agenda going on, and who is getting the
cash.
Just my views.
73
Kurt
WA8VBX
Need
Actually you gave me an idea. I tried running gMFSK via a remote X
session from my iBook. It seemed to work OK, but the waterfall
display was struggling and the wifi bandwidth utilisation was pretty
high. I'm going to try and get FreeNX running on Ubuntu, and see if
that fares better than
Darren,
Try changing waterfall speed to half, or resize the waterfall (either
time or frequency), or drag another window on top of it...or use VNC as
a client instead of X...have the gMFSK display on a :1 X display and VNC
to that.
73, leigh/WA5ZNU
Darren Long wrote:
Actually you gave me
Gegroet,
Leigh L Klotz, Jr. schreef:
Please count me in on such a list, but I wouldn't want to do anything
to discourage Tomi. Are you going to contact him?
I did email him; but -from what I understand from other people- he is a
very busy man.
My main goal would be to separate the
Tom, who was banned for hurling insults at a member after several
warnings, has set up a rival group. There is room for all on the
Internet, so good for Tom. His message group contains the follwoing
info.Description
Welcome to the digitalradiomodes Yahoo eGroup! Why have I created a
Dave,
You are correct. And I'm afraid we haven't seen anything yet!
73 Buddy
WB4M
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd by a Winlink
PMBO, its your own fault for being uncooperative.
Perhaps now that
Not really.
If you copy the traffic or even listen you will
see a lot of packet also. Along with a hand
full of sound card digital modes.
At 09:41 AM 4/24/06, you wrote:
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd
after a two hour plus dial up download,[logger32 2,7]
I attempted to unzip it, and each timeit wouldstop at
2 percent, any suggestions on how to get it to %100??
tnx ron wa5fbf
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Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam
after a two hour plus dial up download,[logger32 2,7]
I attempted to unzip it, and each timeit wouldstop at
2 percent, any suggestions on how to get it to %100??
tnx ron wa5fbf
Are you running Bill Gates' MS version of windows on
an older pc with limited resources?
If so you may be
I was summarizing Bonnie's message, John.
Yes, there are still keyboard-to-keyboard QSOs between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz; Bonnie is doing her best to move them down to 14075-
14078. See, for example
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/message/14748
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In
I'm running aone year old up to date computer, with
over 80 gigs left on the hard drive, I was beginning
to think my win zip trial had expired[I'm having
similar problems withDX LABapplications, cant seem to
get the sub folderset up and putting all the pieces of
humpty together to make it work
Google on download manager and find a program which will monitor the
download and restart it if necessary without going clear back to the
beginning. I used the one from Netscape until I got DSL. Almost all
of them are free.
Scott Hill, K6IX
doc wrote:
after a two hour plus dial up
Are there any telpac stations using HF in North America? I found one
in Europe but all the ones listed in N.A. seem to be on UHF/VHF?
Andy K3UK
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to Telnet://cluster.dynalias.org
Other areas of interest:
The MixW Reflector :
Not to discourage anyone from starting a new list, but there are links
to several open source patches for gmfsk pre-0.7 from W1HKJ at the
linuxham Yahoo group.
73, KC0HOS - Jim
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Please count me in on such a
On 2006-04-24 16:26, Andrew O'Brien quoted another site:
... some of the moderators of the digitalradio, oliviadata, mixw and psk31 Yahoo eGroups moderate with a tyrranical heavy hand and censor those that provide a dissenting viewpoint, very un-American and MARXIST.
Give me a break!
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