Hi Les, I can't say that I have heard any thing what you describe
throughout the day, at the moment (18:40) there is a lot of noise
around the frequences that you mention, one hell of a burst just
happened. I will keep an ear open tomorrow on the band & let you know
if I hear anything.
73
Alan
That may be ok for you in the US & for the FCC but don't expect other
amateurs to be very pleased when these un-attended automatic stations
open up on the frequency that they are using.
>As a license holder I can "inflict" almost anything I want on the
>entire
>amateur community within the scop
Are you telling me that if US Amateurs didn't setup an "amateur
emmcom" then no-one would get a licence ? When was that introduced ? I
worked US amateurs long before this was thought of.
Anyway, even if it is the case, why should it be inflicted on the rest
of the amateur community?
This remin
Another one harping on about "emergency services" !!!
I wonder if it is because they need to feel important ?
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The point is that it is "24/7 emergency comms" is not required or part
of the amateur service. We over here have RAYNET which is not a
un-attended automatic operation.
>You are welcome to your opinion, but the reality is, that we already
> have 24/7 access communications being provided on HF by
I entirely agree with you Roger, the "emergency service" is only an
attempt to justify the automatic operations.
In my opinion all amateur un-attended automatic operation should be
banned world wide. The rest of the world's amateurs shouldn't have to
suffer this sort of behaviour just for a few.
GRRO, another one
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Frank, it is probably the wrong impedance headphones/speaker, what are
they, 4,8 ,16 ohm & where are you pluging them into ?
With my Signalink USB which has a transmit monitor socket it states in
the handbook that you must use high impedance headphones or speaker.
Alan G3VLQ
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Hi John,thanks for the input. I think I might be confused, I thought Andy meant
a second SPECJT Window. When I open WSJT it loads 3 windows, the Dos
window,WSJT 6 & Specjt, the SPECJT window is a different waterfall to the one
Andy displayed in his article. It is a vertical scrolling display wit
Andy, I have the version 5.9.6 r309 but I can't get a second
waterfall ???
Alan G3VLQ
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IARU Region 1 beacon coordinator, or specially
licensed experimental stations.
Alan
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>> Alan Tin
I entirely agree with you Joe.
As far as I know we don't have automatic sub bands here but we still get
stomped on by Pactor 3 popping up on top of QSOs.
The "emergency traffic" tale is just used to justify the use of these infernal
automatic stations.
Alan
G3VLQ
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Hi Simon, I presume from what you say that you have ordered the new
USB Signalink and would like to know what you were told about the
necessary cables, were you told that the price included the cables or
you had to buy the cables seperately ? The dealer I spoke to regarding
this said the cables
Well Bonnie I don't know why your not hearing digi activity down at
7.030 - 7.040. In a half hour listening down on those frequencies I
copied 24 different callsigns, in this part of the world all the digi
activity is between those frequencies.
73
Alan G3VLQ
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