Hi Andy,
> Very interesting. Full JNOS applications , nodes, BBS ??
Yes.
The new 'psk' port is just another AX25 interface as far as JNOS
is concerned. From a user point of view, the port looks no different
than a kiss attached TNC (attach asy) or an AXUDP/AXIP interface.
Maiko
>>>AA6YQ comments below
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien wrote:
Again, this would substantiate Dave AA6YQ's statement a year or so ago, that
almost all digital mode users on HF are PSK and RTTY active, and that other
digital are so under utilized that their presence illustrat
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "maiko4" wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> JNOS 2.0 is now able to use MultiPSK (by F6CTE) as a digital modem.
>
> * It does this by connecting to it over tcp/ip.
>
> For complete details and instructions, visit the link below :
>
>http://www.langelaar.net/proj
The link at http://hflink.net/ can give you an idea. It is fair to
say that activity has improved a lot , mostly due to hard work by
Bonnie who has made the documentation for getting ALE active MUCH
better, and some seriously good innovations including Winlink
connections and SMS message capabili
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "jhaynesatalumni" wrote:
>
> > Perhaps the best answer to your question may
> > be in the form of questions for you:
> > Why is "CQ Contest" needed?
> > Why is "You are 5-9" needed?
> > Why is a repeater needed?
> > Why is a weekly net needed?
> >
> > The pu
Greetings,
JNOS 2.0 is now able to use MultiPSK (by F6CTE) as a digital modem.
* It does this by connecting to it over tcp/ip.
For complete details and instructions, visit the link below :
http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/multipsk
This is a prototype - expect bugs. Feedback is more t
Rats! I just hit the wrong key and sent an unintended
message. Wish I could delete it. And before that I had
written a lengthy comment which Yahoo seems to have lost.
So I'll try again.
Seems like there are several aspects to ALE
One is the notion of going through a list of frequencies in hope
Posted on the pactor_packet list as well as direct to you.
John
Hey, John...
I think it was you that sent me a list of frequencies. I lost them. I've
been working to
make Windows Live Mail dedicated for Winlink/PacklinkW and had a little
operator
error in keeping it off the internet. So, it picked up your messages and
when I removed
the account for
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "expeditionradio"
wrote:
>
> > Andy K3UK wrote:
> > Bonnie, I have no doubts about automatic
> > link establishment. It seems like a most
> > logical method of establishing communications.
> > I added the rather provocative end to my
> > earlier post
None of those 1500 QSOs were made with ALE, Skip. Most of them were made within
a 2-week interval.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "kh6ty" wrote:
>
> > I made more than 1500 QSOs last month. --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com,
> > "expeditionradio" wrote:
> Andy K3UK wrote:
> Bonnie, I have no doubts about automatic
> link establishment. It seems like a most
> logical method of establishing communications.
> I added the rather provocative end to my
> earlier post because I am not sure WHY ALE,
> in its present amateur radio configuration,
I concur with Graham on this. As a long time digital operator since I
got back into ham radio in 1980 (first licensed in 1963), I quickly
gravitated to HF and VHF RTTY (before VHF packet). I was one of the
earliest adopters of Amtor and later Clover II for a short time. Because
of my disastrous
> I made more than 1500 QSOs last month. --- In
> digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "expeditionradio"
> wrote:
I forgot to mention that once when I was young and single, I was a victim
of an alien abduction...
Fortunately, it was a female alien!
That is something one never forgets! ;-)
73, Ski
In the grand scheme of things, the old MIL-STD-188-141A form that we can
legally use is very rare other than one group that sends out HF beacons.
I had hoped at one time that we could use this for public
service/emergency use but being one of the very few hams worldwide who
actually tried to us
> I made more than 1500 QSOs last month. --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com,
> "expeditionradio" wrote:
50 QSO's per day, for each of 30 days?
Is there a daily ALE contest going on we do not know about?
Wow! That is just unbelievable!
At a mere 10 minutes per "QSO", that is 500 minutes, or
Please explain how "trying it" would reveal how many amateur QSOs are typically
made each month.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
I made more than 1500 QSOs last month. --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com,
"expeditionradio" wrote:
>
> > Dave, AA6YQ wrote:
> > Anyone know how many amateur QSOs
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