John,
I have used most of the programs with my TS-530S. The stability of the analog
VFO is marginal for digital modes but with the VFO-230 external digital VFO the
stability is quite good. There is no computer interface for radio control but
the digital mode interface is the same for most r
Just too bad the cw deliberate QRM had to be there.
Fantastic p/p and God Bless all in Haiti.
Fred
VE3FAL
DEC Amethyst ARES
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Andy obrien
Sent: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 7:41
Andy, there is a learnning curve for PSKmail as well as ALE and Winmor and
software for a PC, and power to run all this. but the phone nets maybe slow but
all you need is a radio.
hine site is all ways 20/20 to what we should have done.
Russell
1- Whoever said nothing is impossible never tried
On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM, Russell Blair
wrote:
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>
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> Andy, what frequency should I put my puppymail server on so it can be used.
>
> Russell NC5O
>
I would guess 40 and 20 would be the best , Russell,
Yes Howard. The HF Ale network is very active with hams standing by but I
do not see any actual use of the ALE stations, so far. PSKmail , as I
mentioned earlier, appears tailor made for relaying traffic from/to Haiti .
from a ham to an ISP server. Winmor/Winlink could also carry traffic from
th
Andy, is this the time when we see how effective or useful ALE and, since
you
mentioned it, PSKmail are? WL2K? Haitian stations actually up and able to
operate not withstanding. Are there any ALEs, WL2K, etc etc there operating
in the past, involving Haiti or have had access to? Just wondering
Andy, what frequency should I put my puppymail server on so it can be used.
Russell NC5O
1- Whoever said nothing is impossible never tried slamming a revolving door!
2- A government big enough to give you everything you want, is strong enough to
take everything you have.
- Thomas Jefferson
On 01/13/10 06:46 pm, W3FIS wrote:
>> Any use of Pskmail related to the emergency in Haiti ? Seems that is
>> is tailor made for such a situation. Short hops from Haiti to servers
>> on HF
> Well,this came across today. this fellow is active on the REGEN group,
> and runs a SWL program out
Amazing and sad. Makes you proud to be a ham when you realize how important
this communication was to HH2JR on Haiti.The tension in is voice brought
tears to my eyes.
http://d.yimg.com/kq/groups/12397727/1885578730/name/Haiti%2Emp3
Andy K3UK
-- Forwarded message --
From: Gle
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien wrote:
>
> Any use of Pskmail related to the emergency in Haiti ? Seems that is
> is tailor made for such a situation. Short hops from Haiti to servers
> on HF
>
> Andy K3UK
>
Well,this came across today. this fellow is active on the REGEN
I agree, I have used most all those programs, and none is as simple or easy to
use as MixW. It costs a bit, but is well worth it.
Danny Douglas
N7DC
ex WN5QMX ET2US WA5UKR ET3USA SV0WPP VS6DD N7DC/YV5 G5CTB
All 2 years or more (except Novice). Short stints at: DA/PA/SU/HZ/7X/DU
CR9/7Y/KH7/5A/GW
Hello John,
I also use Airlink Express, the smaller version and have been for some time
now. As you say its easy to use, has an attractive operating page and a number
of items which are helpful. I like the call "grab" which puts the call into the
call box and the call recognition which shows a
John,
I believe the author of AirLInk Express (KR1ST) has abandoned that program.
The AirLink Express webpage has been "Under Construction" for several months
now. I used it briefly and it was indeed a nice and simple program. Digipan
is free and nice, so is HamScope. My favorite, althoug
Any use of Pskmail related to the emergency in Haiti ? Seems that is
is tailor made for such a situation. Short hops from Haiti to servers
on HF
Andy K3UK
Andy obrien wrote:
> I will jump in on this topic.. with the TS-440. Using the TS440, one can
> use the RCA Phono jacks on the back of the TS440 labelled AFSK In and AFSK
> out.Then use vox to key the rig via software like DM780 , Fldigi. or
> Multipsk. Using this method with plain audio cabl
Although it is perhaps a little early for heath and welfare traffic
related to the Haiti disaster, my Hf station is active and scanning
all data channels in this region.
I did speak to one of my professional colleagues today who is Haitian.
She indicates very difficult communication from the islan
>
> For the "ease" of Mixw and Digipan but with a mode modern touch.. try
>> Fldigi. Unlike, MixW it is totally FREE and has more features.
>>
>>
>> At 07:07 AM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> .
>> .
>> Hello Happy Hams
>>
>> After returning to Amateur Radio after a very long absence, I am
I will jump in on this topic.. with the TS-440. Using the TS440, one can
use the RCA Phono jacks on the back of the TS440 labelled AFSK In and AFSK
out.Then use vox to key the rig via software like DM780 , Fldigi. or
Multipsk. Using this method with plain audio cables results in NO isolation
I am using a similar interface with two transformer and an optocoupler.
I DO RECOMMEND an optocoupler
for avoiding problems with high induced EMF's due to thunder EMP. It is
important down here.
The solution for those old rigs is to use an external "digital" VFO, say
a PLL or a DDS, I would fa
I have a TS-520 (no S or SE) that I use with a homebrew interface. The
interface is a simple audio transformer for TX audio and a 1 transistor
serial port PTT switch. RX audio goes straight into the Line-In with no
isolation. Linux is my OS of choice, so I use fldigi most of the time
(in Win
Forgot to add: 83 yrs, 3/4 brain cell.
At 07:17 AM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
MIXW w/Kenwood TS 440SAT. In service for at
least 5 years. No interface. Direct from 440 to XP computer.
73
At 07:07 AM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
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Hello Happy Hams
After returning to Amateur Radio after a v
MIXW w/Kenwood TS 440SAT. In service for at
least 5 years. No interface. Direct from 440 to XP computer.
73
At 07:07 AM 1/13/2010, you wrote:
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Hello Happy Hams
After returning to Amateur Radio after a very
long absence, I am 'messing about' with digital
modes - all of which are tota
.
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Hello Happy Hams
After returning to Amateur Radio after a very long absence, I am
'messing about' with digital modes - all of which are totally new to me,
and at almost 75 years of age, my one very slow remaining braincell.
I have downloaded and appraised all the programs I could find mainly
>From Southgate Radio, today
Earthquake net frequencies - 7045, 3720 kHz - Please keep clear
All radio amateurs are requested to keep 7045 kHz and 3720 kHz clear for
possible emergency traffic related to today's major earthquake in Haiti.
International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) Regio
Global ALE High Frequency Network (HFN) is now
on ALERT for Haiti earthquake Emergency / Disaster
Relief Communications (EMCOMM)
more information:
http://hflink.net
HFLINK SPECIAL BULLETIN 13 JAN 2010
Alert: Haiti Earthquake EMCOMM
HFN Pilot Stations are active and ready 24/7
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