I can't find that link. I know there was to be an amassing of local
hams at their meeting last night. The city council was apparently
intending to 'brute force' this onto their agenda and bury it.
I've not heard anything from anyone locally yet. I'll pass it along
as soon as I can.
Their ordinan
Just wanted to say hello to another Skip. Mine is a nickname from birth, how
about you? Private email is ok from here out if you wish.
I started reading this thread because it had my name in it. (grin)
There's also a USB sound adapter at http://tr.im/p5Nl Looks very similar to
the one the
.100-7.105 MHz, or 3.585-3.600 MHz
segments.
73, Skip KH6TY
ansceiver VOX for PTT.
I did not even need any isolation transformers (which I usually need for my
Yaesu FT-980) with other interfaces, in order to prevent feedback.
The SignaLink USB also works, but costs $100.
73, Skip KH6TY
Roger,
If you are using DigiPan...
Quit DigiPan, delete digipan.ini in \Windows, restart DigiPan, fill in
your Personal Data, and see if it decodes.
Be sure you have bpsk31 selected and not fsk31 or qpsk31
Set the squelch threshold to the bottom
73, Skip KH6TY
DigiPan
he broad beamwidth of the skeleton-slot antenna
is a disadvantage in reducing multipath (attenuating signals from the side),
but has the advantage of wider angle coverage so usually rotation is not needed.
73, Skip
KH6TY
tside the disaster zone when nobody else
can.
73, Skip
KH6TY
derived
from the horizontally-polarized "skeketon-slot" antenna of the early 50's, and
is usable for SSB because it is horizontally polarized, which is the convention
for CW and SSB weak signal activity on 2m.
Even a simple dipole can work long distances during E-skip or tropo
c
s
Posted by: "Rick" [EMAIL PROTECTED] kv9u
Date: Thu May 31, 2007 7:14 am ((PDT))
Skip,
Sounds really interesting. Isn't much of this is available right now
with Linux, on PSKmail? However it is not available on MS Windows OS
which is what 95+% of hams use worldwide for
>Has anyone seen any comments from other hams or organizations yet?
>Bonnie KQ6XA
Yes, I immediately received comments from two officials at ARRL! Paul Rinaldo's
was:
To: Skip Teller ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: Howard Teller ; Dennis Bodson
Sent: Tuesday, May 15, 2007 8:02 AM
Subje
.
If you try this approach with a net, I'd appreciate an email letting me know
your experience to [EMAIL PROTECTED], or just posting it on the reflector here.
73, Skip
KH6TY
7. Ideas for VHF/UHF digital net?
Posted by: "Joe Veldhuis" [EMAIL PROTECTED] electrode_kd8atu
ons elsewhere in
Part 97 that I did not find?
73, Skip
KH6TY
8a. Wideband on 6
Posted by: "bruce mallon" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wa4gch
Date: Sat Apr 28, 2007 8:53 pm ((PDT))
" My dream was / is an ADV 100 kHz channel up around
53 MHz where we could have ADV QSOs over
on in their receiver design. I have read that a dual-loop
AGC system helps prevent AGC capture, but I have not tried it.
The reason that some people have no problem with AGC capture and others do
is that the receivers and antenna gains are not the same for everyone, so
everyone is "ri
My apologies for forgetting to delete the quoted messages...
73, Skip
KH6TY
to interfere with our digital
activity on their lower sideband, unless someone is accidentally
operating below 144.260 with his suppressed carrier, and since we are at
144.258 MHz, a moderate degree of mistuning by either of us is not going
to interfere with the other.
Skip KH6TY
! ;-)
I wasted a full 40-hour week trying to train Naturally Speaking and IBM
Viavoice how to translate my own voice, but everyone who has tried knows that
speech to text is OK for letters that can be edited afterwards, but not for use
in real time.
73, Skip KH6TY
Skip,
Is this done with all-mode rigs are is it audio over FM?
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Sat, 3 Feb 2007 12:38 pm, Skip wrote:
> > Here in South Carolina, we are running a PSK63 net on 2-meters,
>
Leigh,
We are all using multimode rigs such as the IC-746, IC-706MKII, FT897,
etc, usin
0 is much more pleasant to use.
Some rigs can run rated SSB power on digital modes, but most of them can only
run half rated power at best, for both duty cycle and linearity reasons, so
increasing power a lot is not always an option to improve copy on the other end.
73, Skip
KH6TY
of hams trying to communicate on the rest of the band.
We need both - effective busy signal detectors to maximize performance between
automatic stations within a narrow subband, regulations to keep them there, and
regulations to prevent other minority interests from dominating at the expense
of the many.
Just my two cents worth...
73, Skip
KH6TY
vity
and, being an amateur activity and not a commercial one, can afford to wait 1-2
minutes of a picture to complete. This leaves the rest of the band for
non-multimedia communications, which is as it should be with the limited amount
of spectrum available on HF.
73, Skip
KH6TY
"> Skip KH6TY wrote:
> If someone is going to propose a "bandplan" then it might be
> a good idea to first educate oneself as to the current usage
> and limitations, since that IS important!
Hopefully you will research the situation, educate yourself, and get
be a good idea to
first educate oneself as to the current usage and limitations, since that IS
important!
73, Skip KH6TY
Connect to telnet://cluster.dynalias.org a single node spotting/alert system
dedicated to digital and CW QSOs.
Yahoo! Groups Links
<*> To visit your group on the
Using a mono plug on the Mic input of the soundcard is no
problem.
Using a mono plug on the soundcard speaker output shorts the
two channels and can burn out the audio amp. Been there - done
that!
73, Skip KH6TY
- Original Message -
From:
digitalradio
DigiPan back to "normal", and
if the
waterfall is still all blue, you just don't have enough audio going into the
soundcard Line
or Microphone input, or the wrong one of those inputs selected or the slider at
the bottom.
73, Skip KH6TY
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from the receiver too low.
Another possibility is a corrupted digipan.ini file. Quite Digipan, delete
digipan.ini in
\Windows and restart DigiPan and see if that helps.
Skip KH6TY
>
> I don't know what I did to change this. But my water fall on my digipan
> is just blue. with now
Congratulations to Harv for his success and thanks for all the hard work it
took to make
his Hamshack Hack CD! It takes hundreds of hours to "remaster" a KNOPPIX CD to
accomplish
that!
73, Skip KH6TY
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> Message: 5
>Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 18:54:21 -0500
>From: "Rick Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: RE: Winlink Scanning
>
> Some specific replies to Skip:
>
> Skip: I don't think the radio amateur community as a whole agrees to
picture?
\>From: "Rick Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
\> Skip,
>
> Anyone attempting to connect to a PMBO is really no different than any other
> ham calling CQ in the hopes of receiving a reply, except that in the case of
> having a PMBO potentially on frequency i
roblem is:
1. Eliminate scanning.
2. Reassign PMBO to frequencies in a contiguous block, with a geographical
separation of
PMBO's on alternate frequencies, as much as possible, to lessen the chance of
adjacent
channel interference.
This keeps the Winlink traffic handling capacity the same,
canning to the client
station is that
he does not have to "listen", but the Winlink client stations ALWAYS listen,
don't they, so
there is no significant advantage! ;-)
73, Skip KH6TY
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4CJX runs *three* unattended stations on *three*
bands, and
scanning on each band. So, it is possible that K4CJX is SIMULTANEOUSLY
transmitting on
*three* frequencies. Is this legal, or does it require a "club" license, since
K4CJX is
using his callsign for all the simultaneous transmis
hree. Please explain...
Thanks...
Skip KH6TY
--
I'd like to clearly understand this issue, so if anyone can explain, please do
so!
Additional information can be found at http://winlink.org/status/ under CMBO
traffic.
73, Skip KH6TY
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f they insist on doing so, and is more than enough
space to
devote to emergency communications. Leave the other 96% of the HF spectrum for
other PSK31,
RTTY contesting, award-chasing, CW, MFSK16, and phone free from constant
disruption by
unattended Winlink PMBO stations or Winlink client statio
My next-to-last paragraph should read Version 0.5.
73, Skip KH6TY
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y receive windows.
Good luck if you try it, and I'm sure it will be a learning experience!
73, Skip KH6TY
Linux newbie
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Message: 19
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 21:39:06 -0500
From: "Rick Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Winlink take over?
Skip,
With all due respect, (and you have considerable), it seems that some of the
arguments may be counter productive and may in some cases affect
! It may also mean an
invasion of
Pactor-III robots into the RTTY contesting areas.
Please spread the word to every ham you know or contact!
73, Skip KH6TY
Winlink wants YOUR frequencies!
Not satisfied with dominating the 3.8% of the HF ham frequencies set aside by
he path.
Click on the DigiPan icon to run DigiPan under Linux.
This is the best I can do at this point...
73, Skip KH6TY
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I found a simple answer to pretty fonts when using Wine. Just go to here:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/corefonts/, download all fonts ending in
.exe, and run
the .exe files with Wine. Installation is automatic, and DigiPan looks
beautiful now!
73, Skip KH6TY
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.
> Hmmm ... you're doing stuff I never tried with Knoppix ... did you
> install the thing to your Hard Drive? I've only run it off the CD.
> Oh well, that's ham radio! :-)
>
> As far as the permissions are concerned some things you might try first are:
>
> Addin
Harv,
Using your version 0.3, which finds my Soundblaster card OK, I cannot configure
gMFSK to
use the serial port, /dev/ttyS0, because I get a "permissions denied" error
message.
I am logged in as user Skip. Root logins are not allowed.
How do I change permissions for /dev/t
could not find a working soundcard.
73, Skip KH6TY
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use by many sight-impaired hams on PSK31,
and I printed
someone recently that was still using it and recommended it to another to give
it a try.
A QST article sometime in the past two years also described an attempt to use
standard
speech software for PSK31 and might be worth searcing for.
if you already knew all this!
73, Skip KH6TY
> Message: 1
>Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2005 14:46:16 -
>From: "mac2251" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: USB 5.1 Audio Adapter
>
>
>Does anyone have a USB audio adapter and how did they get it to
> trans
, a program I
For a Windowing IDE, check Borland's site for Kylix, which is the Linux version
of Delphi,
which is based on Pascal.
Kylix is free for non-commercial use. I think Patrick wrote Multipsk for
Windows using
Delphi.
73, Skip KH6TY
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is not as simple a "turnkey" design.
If what you get is not simple enough, contact me off-list. The CD
I remastered was intended for the completely computer-illiterate,
but does not have any ham programs except GMFSK and Xlog.
73, Skip KH6TY
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