HI All,
I am hoping someone has come across this problem I am having with my TS-480S/AT.
It appears to be mainly on 20mtrs and has a frequency step of 61Khz.
It appears on 14.094, 14.155, 14.216, 14.277, etc. I have checked it right up
and down, and it does get quieter as it moves out of the
From: Gmail - Kevin, Natalia, Stacey Rochelle spar...@gmail.com
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2009 Time: 21:38:26
HI All,
I am hoping someone has come across this problem I am having with my
TS-480S/AT.
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Does your neighbour have an electric fence?
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73
Ian, G3NRW
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Bradley jbrad...@... wrote:
Over the past couple of weeks I have been testing a SCS PTC2 usb
modem with
a pactor3 license, and have come away amazed and humbled by what
this thing
can do.
Thanks for sharing this John. Since I have only a passing
Hi Ian,
Not that I am aware of. It does not sound like the HV spark that I have heard
from a electric fence unit.
Regards
Kevin
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From: Ian Wade
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2009 9:50 PM
Andy wrote;
, how is a SCS PTC2 with P3 for just basic ham communications?
Could it be used for weak signal DXing ? I realize that DXpeditions
are never going to use it, but how about us average hams who might
like to work keyboard QSOs at 5000+ KM on 20 metres with poor band
conditions ?
I
It can be awfully helpful at times to have a portable
battery powered shortwave receiver so you can listen to
the interference while you are walking around, and with
all your AC power shut off.
Over the past couple of weeks I have been testing a SCS PTC2 usb
modem with
a pactor3 license, and have come away amazed and humbled by what
this thing
can do.
Thanks for sharing this John. Since I have only a passing interest in
emcomms, how is a SCS PTC2 with P3 for just basic ham
I have to agree with John.
During the flooding along the Mississippi river last spring
2M was just about useless. Since I had a HF set up in
my pickup with a VX1700 mounted all I had to do was set
up the laptop and SCS modem. Most traffic was passed
to either a VE3 station on 40M or 30M or to a
maybe a switched power device ... can be your powertransformer of your mobile
phone
or of your router your printer etc can also be the tv set of your neighbor
hard to find
dg9bfc
- Original Message -
From: Gmail - Kevin, Natalia, Stacey Rochelle
To:
Since the Melp codec issues reared their ugly head, what is happening
with digital voice these days? Other than the weekend North American
20M net, who else is using it ? What is the latest software of choice ?
Andy K3UK
I am a member of the WINMOR reflector and I am encouraged by the
author's intentions. However, since I have avoided Pactor and used
thinks like AirMail and Winlink very little over the past couple of
years, I am not sure just what the intended beta use of WINMOR will
be. I have seen the
Hello John,
I don't think it would be technically very difficult to do something equivalent
to P3 with sound cards. I think that it would even possible to do much better
with, for example, multi-users protocol.
The problem is the time necessary to do this. An amateur can work (with
pleasure
Andy,
It is a soundcard ARQ mode.
It will allow a more economical way to access the Winlink 2000 system,
and give a higher through-put than Pactor 1
There will probably be other uses, but I believe that to be the prime
reason for it's development.
I don't know the nuts and bolts of it,
Me.
Software free. I'm a hardware type guy.
At 03:54 PM 2/24/2009, you wrote:
Since the Melp codec issues reared their ugly head, what is happening
with digital voice these days? Other than the weekend North American
20M net, who else is using it ? What is the latest software of choice ?
Andy
I don't think it would be technically very difficult to do something
equivalent to P3 with sound cards. I think that it would even possible to do
much better with, for example, multi-users protocol.
RFSM8000 has come as close as anything so far, but it's weakness was
operating well under
Dear friends,
I´d like some help in a simple (not to me, HI) project. I´d like to try of
putting in the air a station BBS packet radio (I think that´s the name) just
to send/recieve personal messenger, little files and general messenger (like
QTC). Later I´ll connect in others net
The big
To quote from a response given by Rick Muething on a different group:
WINMOR sound card mode. Probably shareware model. Will require a decent
sound card and isolated sound card interface ... WINMOR should give better
performance than P1 but probably not as good as P2/P3. This is very complex
Hugo, Your English is good!
Did you try PSKMAIL? That may help, or perhaps Multipsk's packet
functions.
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Hugo Correa Sena pp8hs...@...
wrote:
Dear friends,
I´d like some help in a simple (not to me, HI) project. I´d like to
try of
putting in
I'm with Vince on a number of points.
If there's really a serious emergency, that will benefit from packet radio,
chances are that the hobbiest hams are not going to be on the air, unless
it's in support of your goals. I think it's far better to have the local
community exercising your
The beta and software being developed in the foreseeable future will be
focused on Winlink 2000. It won't have a peer to peer function, unless
it is temporarily put there as we had with the SCAMP protocol some years
ago. Even then, they planned to remove PtoP once the software was made
Rick
I'm a bit confused over your long post.
But I can say that he has said that it's not
a replacement for P2 or P3 or ever will be.
John
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