[digitalradio] Need help - FLDIGI and Ubuntu

Hi All, I am new to linux but not to the Digital Modes. I need some 1 on 1 help with getting it up and running. I'm on Skype. Using my callsign or Echolink but prefer Skype. I have FLDIGI running and can receive but cannot get it to TX. I believe I have the Sounds settings correct. If you ca

Re[4]: [digitalradio] Flag Counter

Hello, Andy. You wrote : > Thanks Vlad, I got it working now, I think > Andy K3UK Yes I visit and see that it was USA 1(you) and Russia 1 (me) I install it twice- first time for 24 flags - and after day of working on the bands the counter was overload - so I was re-instal it to 54 countries -

Re: Re[2]: [digitalradio] Flag Counter

Thanks Vlad, I got it working now, I think Andy K3UK

Re[2]: [digitalradio] Flag Counter

Hello, Andy. first go to the flag counter website , then push the button get yours or go directly to http://flagcounter.com/ there you setup the way you want the counter to look and press the yellow button >>Get your flag counter Then it gives you two rows with code Copy the first row Go to your

[digitalradio] Re: Frederick Communications model 1102 HF modem

NSGD has a web site for "maintenance documents" but you need a password to access http://www.support.nsgdata.com/maintenance_customers/ Andy K3UK --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Luzem�rio wrote: > > Hello All, > > I got a old 1102 HF modem. I plan to use it for digital modes, but i

[digitalradio] Frederick Communications model 1102 HF modem

Hello All, I got a old 1102 HF modem. I plan to use it for digital modes, but it is very hard to find any documentation. I sent a e-mail to NSGDatacomm, the actual manufacturer, in a desperate try to buy a manual, but they simply ignored me. Does anyone knows this equipment? I do not know it,

Re: [digitalradio] Flag Counter

I do not understand how you insert the HTML in to a QRZ URL ? On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 3:59 PM, Andy obrien wrote: > Very cool, thanks! > > Andy K3UK >

Re: [digitalradio] Flag Counter

Very cool, thanks! Andy K3UK On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 1:13 PM, Vlad UA6JD wrote: > > > -Off topic - > If anybody interesting adding Flag Counter to his www.qrz.com page you > can see in www.qrz.com/ua6jd example - for install just click on picture > and follow instruction > > -- > 73 Vlad UA6JD >

Re: [digitalradio] microHam USB Interface III

FWIW the router is really just a service - and the driver runs as a service anyway (all drivers do). I think the microHam solution is actually rather good. I'm using it for HRD (CAT) and DM780 (soundcard) on 6m. When the 6m season is over I'll probably run it on 30m / 17m. Simon Brown, HB9DRV

Re: [digitalradio] microHam USB Interface III

Andy obrien wrote: > I'm not sure about idiot proof, does it use the Microham device router > with audio switching? If so, that always confuses me. However, good > to see you join the Microham "club", I used the Microkeyer...one of my > best ever ham investments . > Actually I think Simon has

Re: [digitalradio] Peek-a-boo sound devices

On 06-26, Chris Robinson wrote: > I had simmilar issues and found that I need to power down and reboot if I > wish to swap out USB devices. When hot swaped it gave me hell. Now I make a > point to make connections on USB devices with system off so it auto detects > and remains with proper settings

[digitalradio] Re: JT65B and C versus JT65A

the the the the the and allow Must learn to check before hitting 'send' ! Andy www.g4jnt.com --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "ac.tal...@..." wrote: > > You'll probably find JT65C is needed on the UHF bands, 432 to 2.3GHz for > example, to allwo for teh frequency spreading Doppler - abn

[digitalradio] Flag Counter

-Off topic - If anybody interesting adding Flag Counter to his www.qrz.com page you can see in www.qrz.com/ua6jd example - for install just click on picture and follow instruction -- 73 Vlad UA6JD

[digitalradio] Re: JT65B and C versus JT65A

You'll probably find JT65C is needed on the UHF bands, 432 to 2.3GHz for example, to allwo for teh frequency spreading Doppler - abnd certainly for EME for which it was designed. Conversely, at LF, 137 / 503kHz, teh A varient is satisfactory and only consumes half teh bandwidth. Andy www.g4

Re: [digitalradio] First 6 meter ALE-400 Contact

FWIW in Europe you'll see plenty of PSK31 on 50.250MHz, on Thursday I saw at least 36 stations in 17 countries (I use a TS-480SAT and 5/8 vertical). I've also heard some RTTY on about 50.195MHz. Callsign Time Band Country EA8ACW/P 17:34 6mAF Canary

Re: [digitalradio] microHam USB Interface III

Yes, it's using the microHam router and I sent Jozef a suggestion for making the installation simpler. I understand what he's doing, for those of us who just want a COM port for CAT control the installation guide could be a bit simpler. Simon Brown, HB9DRV www.ham-radio-deluxe.com - Origin

Re: [digitalradio] microHam USB Interface III

I'm not sure about idiot proof, does it use the Microham device router with audio switching? If so, that always confuses me. However, good to see you join the Microham "club", I used the Microkeyer...one of my best ever ham investments . Andy K3UK On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 5:54 AM, Simon (HB9

[digitalradio] microHam USB Interface III

Hi All, I would like to give a big thumbs-up to the microHam USB Interface III - I've just set it up with my TS-480SAT, DELL M1330 laptop and HRD software for 6m digital operation. The microHam is idiot-proof and working nicely. It was a pleasure to meet Jozef from microHam at the Friedrichshaf

[digitalradio] First 6 meter ALE-400 Contact

All, Had the opportunity to work ALE-400 on 6 meters today. Jerry (KC0HLN) was kind enough to come on and test with me. Lots of Dx on the band as well... Tony -K2MO