Hi
Great site:
http://www.jnos.org/
regards
On 2/23/07, Miroslav Skoric (YT7MPB) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jose A. Amador wrote:
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> > You need a JNOS executable compiled for a 286. I did so some 9 years ago
> > and had my JNOS versions for DOS custom compiled. You need so
Good Morning, Bonnie
It would seem to me that, on the whole, the average Ham in the U.S. is not
actually conversant with the content of information you've provided here.
I'm implying "generally" in my comment. I wouldn't be surprised to find
that
it is probably something only very vaguely u
would it not be easy to listen to the beacon frequency
and then start the complaining if there is QRM from a ALE
station.
Look at what Bonnie said and I think you will agree that the math
looks very good.
John, W0JAB
During the last RTTY contest I was happened to be trying to listen to
the 20m Beacons and there was a local OM running stations with his space
tone on top of the CW from the beacon. He was there for a while so I
called him right before W6WX beaconed, suggested nicely he qsy, then
W6WX ID'd. H
The math is all fine and dandy , but WHY pick a frequency close to the
beacons? That's where all the logic fails!
There is a large chunk of relatively little used frequencies on both sides
of the beacon frequency. For argument's sake
why not make the guard frequency +/- 3 khz? why not clump the ALE
The reason for using a frequency close to the beacons is to insure you
don't step on the beacon, but still are able to operate with efficient
spectrum use. We can surely all agree that we have very limited spectrum
for the number of users, particularly during certain times of heavy use.
If we k
I know this argument has been beaten to death before,but here it goes again. I
think all of us who are using digital modes understand
the offset concept.
If you specify a VFO frequency, this is a good starting point for finding the
other station. With the number of modes out
that allow tuning t
http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2007/02/22/102/?nc=1
Well, here is the first step...
ARRL Seeks Comments on New HF Digital Protocol (Feb 22, 2007) -- The
ARRL is seeking comments from amateurs concerning development of an
open-source (non-proprietary) data communications protocol suitable for
us
Hello to all,
I have modified the test version of Mutipsk, mainly on:
* for ARQ FAE, addition of a "Soft decision Memory ARQ", to limit the number of
repetitions to the minimum (one or two),
* for other 141A modes, inversion of the BER counting (quality of reception
relatively to errors) to be c
What Linux app would you recommend that offers DominoEX,
especially DEX11 = -12 and DEX22 = -9 with and without FEC?
I am in the midst of a major reorganization of my radio
room and may dedicate a Kenwood TS-180 to digital modes,
including DominoEX and also sstv, dsstv, PSK31, etc ...
seems there
Hellschreiber Calling Frequencies
1601.804
80 3.574
40 7.084 7.039 (DX)
30 10.134 10.144 (Region I)
20 14.074
17 18.104
15 21.074
12 24.924
10 28.074
These ar
Hi,
I *have* to use HP-UX at work so I avoid it and anything that reminds
me of it at home; but think your only real choice would be Fldigi
See http://www.w1hkj.com/Fldigi.html
Others that use Unix/Linux might offer other options...
73,
Bill N9DSJ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, kd
The W1HKJ version of gMFSK supports the Domino modes, as well
as MT-63 (which fldigi omits - at least the version I've got),
73,
Paul / K9PS
Bill McLaughlin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I *have* to use HP-UX at work so I avoid it and anything that reminds
> me of it at home; but think your only real choic
Hello Patrick,
Downloaded and installed it...connected to VE5MU dispite alot of QRN
and QRM...worked well then I got alot of Windows errorsreverted
to the previous version and so far no errors but will try get more
informationmust be a "contest" on now (like every weekend
anymore) so t
I'm hearing/seeing very little ( virtually no) data transmissions on
80/40/30/20M tonight (00:00-03:30).
Walt/K5YFW
Yes, it is deader than Millard Fillmore tonight . . .
Rick - KH2DF/W5
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Walt DuBose
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 9:30 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] Data Mode Activity
I'm
I'm on 3587.5 beaconing with 141A multipsk at 0430Z
John
VE5MU
- Original Message -
From: Rick Westerfield
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 10:48 PM
Subject: RE: [digitalradio] Data Mode Activity
Yes, it is deader than Millard Fillmore to
Hello to everyone.
I have just found your group and decided to join.
I am not really new to SWL or ham, but am new to
digital communications.
I am interested in receiving (and decyphering) RTTY and
other digital signals.
However, I am sure that because of my lack of familiarity
with the different m
welcome.
i am assuming then you might be a ham, please sign anything here with your name
and callsign rather than with an
"alias"
First off I don't know what you are using for software, but download the latest
version of MULTIPSK which has all of the common modes and some that
are not so common
> John VE5MU wrote:
> If you specify a VFO frequency, this is a good starting point
> for finding the other station. With the number of modes out
> that allow tuning the offset, the offset can vary from
> under 500hz to 2000hz and still stay within the bandpass
> of most rigs.
Hi John,
ALE u
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Bradley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I'm on 3587.5 beaconing with 141A multipsk at 0430Z
>
> John
> VE5MU
Try the ALE channel 3596.0 kHz USB.
73 Bonnie KQ6XA
Wavecrawler,
Welcome to the group. Which portion of the bands are you listening to RTTY
signals ? If you are in the ham bands that will be easier to achieve good
results. The SWL parts of the band are full of encrypted RTTY signals that
will almos a;ways remain "gibberish".
Assuming you are i
The installation went well Patrick. I am fairly experienced with PC-ALE ,
so most of the features you have are familiar to me. Nice to see some "new"
aspects though.
Andy K3UK
On 2/23/07, Bill McLaughlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Patrick,
Downloaded and installed it...connected t
I downloaded the live flPuppy Live-CD today with fldigi 3.0 built-in
and have been playing around a bit with it and I am impressed. With
everyting in RAM it is sure fast. I saved everything and will see if
all is restored when I boot the computer again.
Darrel
VE7CUS
On 22-Feb-07, at 10:42
Steve, how is PC-ALE used to put a Kenwood 2000 in to "split" mode ?
I see a "split VFO" check-box for Icom radios but for Kenwoods.
Andy.
On 8/20/06, Steve Hajducek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi Robert,
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> Its rather simple, I see on QRZ.com in your station photo you have a
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