I am looking for a Baycom Modem. If anyone has one they would like to part
with please email me.
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73,
Mark N5RFX
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I know its not time yet, but close enough to start thinking about your
plans.
The TARA Rumble is the "PREMIER" contest for PSK31. Also its time to
get your teams ready for the TEAM CHALLENGE. Can you beat the WORLD
TEAM this year. They have held the trophy enough, time to knock em off.
Its f
If Pactor, packet Amtor, etc. all died because of the need for a $300 TNC,
I think amateur radio as a hobby really is dying! $300 in today's money is
nothing compared to what many amateurs paid for their HF rigs years ago.
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Joel Kolstad wrote:
> If Pactor, packet Amtor, etc. all died because of the need for a $300 TNC,
> I think amateur radio as a hobby really is dying! $300 in today's money is
> nothing compared to what many amateurs paid for their HF rigs years ago.
Many digital modes have faded due to improved an
--- Joel Kolstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If Pactor, packet Amtor, etc. all died because of
> the need for a $300 TNC,
> I think amateur radio as a hobby really is dying!
> $300 in today's money is
> nothing compared to what many amateurs paid for
> their HF rigs years ago.
I believe that r
Hi Jose!!!
You hit the nail right on the head. people also need to remember that, when the
power, land line and cell phone towers along with the internet fail due to a
catastrophe "Ham Radio will always be there and be able to get through".
73, Greg, W8GCD
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No trees were killed
> You hit the nail right on the head. people also need to remember that,
> when the power, land line and cell phone towers along with the internet
> fail due to a catastrophe "Ham Radio will always be there and be able to
> get through".
So the folks that hate to spend $300 on a TNC are going to
> So the folks that hate to spend $300 on a TNC are going to be more capable
> then the system built commercially with $billions and $billions? While
> there's actually a bit of wisdom in that approach, folks too often
> overlook just how robust the existing infrastructure is -- and how much
> has
I think you missed a point- That $300 is IN ADDITION to the rig cost. If
the same or better performance can be achieved with equipment you already
have, isn't that better? An additional plus is the fact that software
changes to improve is cheaper than new equipment.
Bill-W4BSG
At 10:06 AM 9/1
Joel,
Amateur radio is changing quite a bit from my 40+ year perspective.
Just under half of all U.S. hams are Technician class and many have no
interest in upgrading to an HF license. But the main reason that hams
don't buy a $300 TNC is because they don't have to buy one.
Contrary to the
Your are right Bill but I don't see any software that
will keep up with that TNC in Amtor or Pactor AQR
mode as yet. And both modes are still very alive
and well.
John, W0JAB
At 04:39 PM 9/11/2006, you wrote:
>I think you missed a point- That $300 is IN ADDITION to the rig cost. If
>the same
Just so you know, that many of us don't drive Cadillacs or even Buicks.
In fact, my wife drives a used pickup truck with over 100,000 miles on
it, but it is a 4 wheel drive extended cab she wanted for the farming
operation. I drive a Chevrolet Cavalier, which is a step up from what I
used to dr
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Switching power supply.
73---Bonnie KQ6XA
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew J. O'Brien"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> I have noticed an occasional noise generated by my receiver, seems
to mostly bother narrow portions of a band, just a few Hz, most often
on 80M. Here is what
For ALE On The Air Week, we are using the following methods for QSO
and texting message exchange between ALE stations:
1. AMD short text message (universal for all ALE systems)
2. Voice USB (by operator with microphone)
3. CW at 1500Hz audio center (by operator or auxiliary software)
4. "DTM" with
I agree
At 09:24 PM 9/11/2006, you wrote:
>Switching power supply.
>73---Bonnie KQ6XA
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I can't tell you a thing from the waterfall Andy - not having
used one - but from the audio file from your site I would
have to say it's you power supply.
At 07:45 PM 9/11/2006, you wrote:
>
>
>I have noticed an occasional noise generated by my receiver, seems to mostly
>bother narrow portions
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