--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, expeditionradio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Meaning no offense, but I would say that it is you that is
proven
wrong. You have been stating that the regulations as recently
promulgated (not after the corrections that we are now promised)
made Pactor
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Joe Veldhuis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For awhile I was thinking of adding an HF port to my JNOS BBS using
it,
but ultimately decided not to. Anyway, I would be willing to give it
a
shot sometime.
-Joe, N8FQ
right now you can also use pactor and clover
Folks,
Given the recent discussion in the USA about restriction of audio
subcarrier generated digital modes (i.e. most of them!) to 500Hz
bandwidth, perhaps now is the time to remind you about -
DominoEX DominoEX DominoEX DominoEX
Yes, this super mode, which has all the advantages
Well,
I'm getting out of this list, nobody seems to be interested by my
experiments.
Ciao, F4EOB.
The FCC's intent to correct their error was important news and the
posting of this information was certainly warranted. However, please
keep in mind that we curtailed the debate on the FCC's intent. We
should try to avoid having that debate morph in to a debate about
whether certain parties
Any interest in a digital contest held on New Year's Day? Here's the
idea
Stations work as many other stations as possible.
Exchange is your LOCAL TIME , local date. and name of your local
time zone.
Points 10 points for any QSO ivolving two years (one station is in
2006 and the otehr
yo!
I will listen after your beacon if you are turning your antenna to the
north.
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
Alves wrote:
Well,
I'm getting out of this list, nobody seems to be interested by my
experiments.
Ciao, F4EOB.
and critique it, input welcome. Will
refine after feedback is received
Andy K3UK.
Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to Telnet://cluster.dynalias.org
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I have tried to get some interest with DominoEX11 and DominoEX11/FEC by
calling CQ with Multipsk and RS ID turned on. Not much response so far.
As I have mentioned in the past, the basic 11 baud DominoEX mode did not
seem to perform quite as well as MFSK16 which I generally consider to be
the
On Nov 24, 2006, at 09:56, Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Any interest in a digital contest held on New Year's Day? Here's the
idea...
Just a reminder, there is a Digital Voice Contest this December 29th
and 30th for a Free AOR ARD9800 fast radio modem (a $550.00+ Value) as
part of the ARRL
Here, if the people gets home after the band is closed to Europe,
there is no chance to report anything at all.
I would advice to take it easy and let a weekend pass, at least...
Jose, CO2JA
MSc.Jose Angel Amador Fundora
Departamento de Telecomunicaciones
Facultad de Ingenieria Electrica,
Alves,
That is a shame, as I, like many, are monitoring your progress. Have you
considered running an omni antenna and increasing output power - then you
will not be limiting yourself to listeners in some particular direction,
whilst still keeping radiated power in any direction the same, thus
Hello Alves,
The QRPP experiments are very interesting. It is perhaps just a bit difficult
to hear you signal from over the pond due to the bad conditions (here in Paris
I did not hear your signal but I have nor a good antenna nor a good
location...).
A beacon is particurarly interesting for
Hello Rick,
I have played with DominoEX and DominoEX/FEC a fair amount. It is
difficult to do mode-to-mode comparisons at times but I find
DominoEX/FEC to be a very good mode for tuning/sensitivity/robustness
(if that is a word) and bandwidth. It seems do do quite well on 80
meters where I
HI Alves,
I am listening for you here in VK. I have my radio on 14.293 USB with an
indicated waterfall frequency of 1000 hz - so hopefully that is where you
are putting your RF. Software is fldigi 1.01 (now out of beta) in mfsk16
mode. I don't have windows on my hf computer so can't run any of
some of us, non-US hams who do not need to argue all the time, have gone
listening for you. Just like in real life, there sometimes is a lot of QRM to
copy through. Don't QSY yet
John
VE5MU
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From: Alves
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday,
Has any used http://www.skysweep.com/ on the VHF/UHF side? They
claim 28.8K using their OFDM using a standard radio with no modifications.
Anyone using it?
Thanks!
Steve N0FPF
Andrew,
Your exchange format sounds great - and easy to score just by examing the
logs.
As for mode, do you take the stance of using the mode that everyone is
farmiliar with and has software for - which is rtty or psk31 - or do we go
for the slowest, most FEC, most DXish mode? I think that
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