Hi Tony
Are you using this software:
http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.html as a Virtual Audio Cable ?
73 de LA5VNA Steinar
Tony wrote:
Dave,
On other thing that I can not understand is why THOR's performance
proved to be so poor on Tony's tests.
Where can I find the
Hi group, just thought id better say hi as new to the group Call is
2e0mvb loc JO02eg, very much into digi modes just started playing with
2mtr ssb was wondering if anyone works 2mtrs with psk as never heard
any? if interested let me know
73 and may we all be QRM/N free
Steve
2e0mvb
I agree with Les. great program under moderate to good conditions.
I haven't tried anything as big as 4mb file, but have great results with
text and .jpg files of 20 to 50K . RFSM passes these in just a few minutes.
a 30k file in under 2 minutes under good conditions.
Have been using the
Rick,
On other thing that I can not understand is why THOR's performance
proved to be so poor on Tony's tests.
Dave points out that this could be a sample rate problem. Fldigi did just
fine with other modes during the HF path simulations so the question is
whether the sampling issue is
Rick,
On other thing that I can not understand is why THOR's performance
proved to be so poor on Tony's tests.
Dave points out that this could be a sample rate problem. Fldigi did just
fine with other modes during the HF path simulations so the question is
whether the sampling issue is
Hello Ive been using rfsm2400 for emcom purposes it is awesome
I have sent simulated reports to stations in as little as 31sec min text format
my question is what freq are available and calls for email access
and other info would be great
thanks
MATTHEW A. GREGORY
KC2PUA
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Hi, gang, well I took the plunge and set up a machine with Ubuntu used
Synaptic to install Fldigi and I can't find it or any of the Amateur Radio
programs that I supposedly installed could someone contact me off list and
point me in the correct direction. I'm new to Linux and this has me baffled.
All,
I'm QRV MT63 / Contestia (1k 16 tone) / 14106.0 USB @ 2230z ~ 0030z.
Tony, K2MO
Hi Curt,
I will post instead of email in case some one else might be interested.
Fldigi is probably in directory /usr/bin ... to make sure, click the menu item
'Places' followed by 'Search for Files'. In the search program, in the name
contains field, enter 'fldigi' (no apostrophes). Select
Several of us have tested RFSM2400 on HF and some local hams have tested
it with me on VHF. While you do need pretty good signals to work at the
higher speeds, it can work quite well as long as signals are high enough
above zero dB SNR to permit throughput at the slowest speed. I like the
idea
I just realized I left you hanging on how to start fldigi...
Since it is in a location that is normally in the path statement, you can open
a terminal window and enter fldigi. If you want a menu item to point to fldigi
you can select 'System' then 'Preferences' then 'Main Menu' This opens a
Hello Folks,
Easy question for you all. I have a tnc, ah that nice. I am hoping to
use it a beacon a known location, ie: I know the Lat and Lon but no GPS
for this setup.
So the question. What is the text I need in the Beacon test atream so
it appears on the aprs network.
Thanks,
Lee
kd4gcf
Something like
:=3927.01N/09102.93W-
At 07:38 PM 10/13/2008, you wrote:
Hello Folks,
Easy question for you all. I have a tnc, ah that nice. I am hoping to
use it a beacon a known location, ie: I know the Lat and Lon but no GPS
for this setup.
So the question. What is the text I need in
CAN YOU COMPARE RFSM 8000 TO PACTOR III UNDER SIMILAR CONDITIONS ?
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Les Keppie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Tommi
In testing here in VK - VK2JN and VK2DSG have passed files in
excess
of 4 Mb on 80m band - best time seems to be late afternoon when
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