Hello folks,
Speaking of tests the next time you visit the doctor remember he has a
practice. So pick an old fart that has practiced on somebody else first!!
Everybody has to start somewhere.
Later
Brad N1NPK
Hello Simon,
I want to thank you for the great software and as somebody who has actually
attempted a little programming (with mixed results) I know the amount of time
and effort you have put into the software.
I usually run a beta version of your software and find your beta version runs
bet
Robert,
After reading Rick's glowing assessment of the MRP4-EN I gave it another try.
I am afraid I can not give it the same rating. I ran CWget and Hamscope at the
same time
both with near 100% copy while the MRP40-EN got 50% at best. At times it would
get 100%
(so I must have it setup right) a
There is a varity of Software that will send and receive CW.
Try Hamscope, MultiPsk, MixW or CWType.
It is not as much fun as a real key or paddle but gets the job done during a
contest when there are a lot of operators doing 30+wpm.
I dubbed around a bit before I discovered my radio had to be
Anybody using Mandrake One the Live CD so you don't have to do the dual boot
route?
73
Brad
N1NPK,_._,___
After reading umpteen posts on band plans vs band plans I can only imagine the
chaos when everybody starts duking it out on the air come Dec 15th.
I think it is a conspiracy by the AMP companies to sell amps so everybody can
play king of the airwaves. Hi Hi
73
Brad
N1NPK
>It always amuses me that somehow it is ok to hunt for 5 hours for a windows
>driver that only works half right but it's not ok to have to >spend 10 minutes
>looking at a *nix log and changing a config file, goofy. The problem isn't
>that Linux is hard to use it is that people have
>significa
Hello again
I reread your post and you said the CWget program doesn't like you.
I assume you are having trouble with the program (if not forgive the post) so
try clicking with the mouse on the spikes in the spectrum. Then it will decode
the sender.
My rig has a 700 hz tone so when I tune the s
Hello,
CWget can be a great aid in learning the code if you use it as a backup. Find
somebody on the air doing slow speed code or try to hook up with a patient ham
like Andy then tune in with CWget and while it is decoding you decode on paper.
That way if you miss anything CWget will help you f
Hello Peter,
A lot of people now use a sound card interface rather than a TNC for the
digital modes.
I use the SignaLink SL-1 Plus ($70) from Tigertronics with DigiPan and MMVARI
for PSK31 and RTTY others favor the RigBlaster sold by West Mountain Radio and
then many hams homebrew their interf
Mike,
If you just want to listen in on the Digi Modes Download MMSSTV, MMVARI,
DigiPan or any number of free digital software then put your computer Mic Next
to your radio speaker.
Later Brad N1NPK
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I don't know if the info you seek is here but
Try this website for info:
http://www.hffax.de/
Brad N1NPK
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Mike
I've noticed it too so it ain't local. Have no idea what it is.
73 Brad N1NPK
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