There is a save to flash and restore from flash in the menu on psklive cd.
Its been there for a few months, the earliest versions lacked that but it was
requested quite early on.
73 de Per, sm0rwo
- Original Message
From: Jose A. Amador [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
BONNY YOU CANNOT AND YOU KNOW IT .GET OFF IT OR
WHY WOULD THEY BE TRING TO CHANGE THE RULES
YOU ARE 1%OF ALL HAMS AND IT'S YOU AND THOES LIKE YOU
THAT GIVE DIGITAL A BAD NAME You cannot even draw
people to the bands you have BUT you want more bands ?
Note HER others running digital
PSKmail, as Used During My Vacation
http://ke9v.net/2007/08/07/pskmail-as-used-during-my-vacation/
Andy K3UK
Hi Bruce,
You will find that your FCC presently has no finite bandwidth limit
for ham radio data on HF. Yes, indeed, you can use 100kHz bandwidth
data on HF under the present rules!
It would be best to avoid believing the wild internet rumors started
by ham radio's feuding foes.
You complain
Rick
No legacy mode user has a problem with using a spark
gap if the bandwidth is within the current rules. MANY
like myself have a interest in some forms of DIGITAL
and I myself run some PSK-31.
This is not a digital/legacy mode fight but to prevent
a elite bunch which is under 1,000 HAMS
-Go for the changes and then lobby our Division Directors to get the
ARRL to accept some mixed mode/content areas, especially for emergency
use which is my main interest area.
73,
Rick, KV9U
Rick, can't we already do that in an emergency ?
Andy K3UK
Maybe theoretically, but if you don't do this on a regular basis, doing
it first at the beginning of an emergency is just not a good time. I
would like to see this available for those of us who think it would be
VERY helpful. A good example is when someone asks for help with xyz
mode. If you
I think it would be best not to ask. Some things are purposely left
out of Part 97, to give us flexibility for experimentation purposes.
Many of the Amateur band plans are voluntary agreements, often known
as Gentlemen's Agreements We are known for self
regulating/policing to ask FCC
yes, all my pages with php scripts are down. I have contacted my ISP and am
awaiting their reply. I am receiving an internal server error.
Andy K3UK
On 9/3/07, fred hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the sked page down, i keep getting an error message
AC4R
At one time I thought that for compatibility I would be running Linux
as
the host OS and then could run Windows Vista as a guest OS.
Yes, EXCEPT the Linux VM software that I've run does a terrible job
running Windows. The functionality is bad and the basic drivers are
slow.
There are a few
Steve,
I would agree except for one important consideration namely that no
one is trying this. Sure, if it was going on regularly, it might be
better not to ask.
Or do you have some inside information where hams are sending docs and
other files that have text on the phone/image portions
Yep - the best way to handle an emergency is to train for it
using the modes and methods you plan on using for the real thing.
While it might be argued that in an emergency, mixed-mode would
be legal, it wouldn't be for drills.
- ps
Rick wrote:
Maybe theoretically, but if you don't do this on
For a long time already my choice has been (as a packet sysop) to send
the info in the most compact way possible, and operators should know how
to proceed, because RF bandwidth (read it as both occupied spectrum
and time of channel occupancy) is a limited resource, contrary to what
is common
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