On Dec 5, 2007 9:03 AM, Simon Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW I have a DELL M1330 which runs for over 5 hours on battery with full
brightness, 7 to 8 hours with reduced brightness.
That's good for 8 hours. If you think you can get generator or
commercial power in that time frame, you're
New Digital Voice Mode FDMDV
A new Digital Voice mode FDMDV has been announced on the N1SU.com website. It
claims to be able to require a bandwidth of only 1.1 kHz.
The website says:
FDMDV is the latest digital voice mode on HF - it caters to high quality
digital voice under poor band
Isn't the display a bit basic - 640 x 480?
FWIW I have a DELL M1330 which runs for over 5 hours on battery with full
brightness, 7 to 8 hours with reduced brightness.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
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From: Joe Veldhuis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
GMFSK supports MT63 and Olivia.
On Tue, 4 Dec 2007 23:52:08 -0500, Rhett Isley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Charles,
Take a look at the following link for more information on how you
can own one of these laptops. Act quickly as time is running out for
the US purchase of one. Enjoy!:
GMFSK supports MT63 and Olivia. Fldigi supports Olivia, and MT63 is on the todo
list.
-Joe, N8FQ
On Wed, 05 Dec 2007 12:27:14 -0600
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BUT, unfortunately, we are screwed with not having our MT63, Olivia, etc
outside of the Windows OS . So, this little unit which would
It may be possible to run some of the digital programs under Linux, even
with an extremely low end machine. From some testing I have done with
another station on HF NVIS, we could not get some programs to work
properly under Multipsk and Windows 98 (or maybe he even uses Win 95)
with a slow
I have found that the Ubuntu LiveCD (6.x) loads nicely on my new Acer Aspire.
The Aspire has an C drive of 90 GB with MS on it and a D Drive (named Data)
with 70 GB formatted.
I would like to load Ubuntu (latest) on the 70 GB part. now and eventually
reformat the C drive with MS on it for
Hello Charles,
Take a look at the following link for more information on how you
can own one of these laptops. Act quickly as time is running out for
the US purchase of one. Enjoy!:
http://laptopgiving.org/en/ways-to-donate.php
73,
Rhett, KB4HG
Sanford, NC
On Dec 4, 2007, at
Most of the comments have been about the OLPC computer so it seems
that it is stil a little early for anyone to have tried any digital
activity on the Asus.
It's selling for $199 but in Britain, as usual, the dollar price is
changed to £ sterling and its £199, which is double price as in the
US.
Walt, one consideration is acquiring the version of Ubuntu you want.
The latest is 7.10. You can order CDs and wait a few weeks or you can download
it (700 mb) if you have a fast enough connection. The latest version I have on
hand is 7.04. I will mail you a copy of that if you like.
It is
Personally I feel the words high quality may overstate it.
Traditionally there has been a trade-off between bandwidth and
quality, the less bandwidth the worse the quality.
But it's free and costs nothing to try so I'm downloading my copy
and if it comes anywhere close to the quality of a 2.4
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