Hi Rud,
In my opinion there is already a better ALE, it is Alternate Quick
Call (AQC) ALE which improves upon ALE in a number of ways as
detailed in MILl-STD-188-141B where a number new features have been
added ( such as shorter linking cycles, 6 character maximum SELCALs,
PSK burst mode
It would be interesting to implement a pluggable version of the ALE
state machine so that we could experiment with different modulations
and compare their efficacy for the link establishment / link
management role of ALE.
Obviously everything has tradeoffs, and an ALE on top of a weak
signals
OK but how about the question I had?
Are you saying that 3G will include the MIL-STD-188-141A 8FSK125
waveform as the method for linking? Or it won't?
When you use the term ALE, do you mean the related
MIL-STD/FED-STD/STANAG protocols, or do you mean the linking part only,
particularly
Rud k5rud wrote:
However, I will stand by my statements. ALE is achieving
375 bps in 2.5 kHz and 0 db. (Info from
http://hflink.com/technical/ and current Channel 0
statistics.] That is not terrifically good at just under
.15 bps per Hz. It certainly comes nowhere close to
the theory,
.
Rud Merriam K5RUD
ARES AEC Montgomery County, TX
http://TheHamNetwork.net
-Original Message-
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of expeditionradio
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 2:26 AM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE
Rick;
please let me know where you and Sholto are using FAE ARQ, since I would like
to come amd play,too.
On the subject of ALE; in my humble opinion some operators have become too
focused on ALE, forgeting that ALE is the means to establish which stations
available, and the best frequency
John,
As I was preparing an assessment of my experiences last night with
Sholto (that I published on the HFDEC group), I needed to look up the
URL for the 30 meter spotting website and noticed that Sholto was
monitoring on FAE this late morning/early afternoon. So I tuned up on
his QRQ of
: [digitalradio] ALE standards work fine Re: [hflink] ARQ
FAE
GM Rud,
At 12:56 AM 9/23/2007, you wrote:
Quite all right being blunt with me Bonny. I am learning about HF
protocols and part of them will be mean getting slapped down about
misinformation. I am deed
Hi Rud,
Sorry that I could not be of help in getting you squared away with
your understanding of ALE.
/s/ Steve, N2CKH
At 07:14 PM 9/23/2007, you wrote:
See my main comment inline below...
This is likely my last response to these messages. I have better things to
do than argue with a group
I had very good luck testing FAE with Sholto, KE7HPV yesterday evening.
The 8FSK125 waveform is a fairly old design. They would not be using FSK
if they were developing a new mode. From what I have been reading, the
government/commercial long term plan for the MIL-STD/FED-STD/STANAG's
will
Hi Rick,
Patricks FAE ARQ is an excellent protocol, it is the best example to
date in my opinion of a PCSMD based ARQ protocol developed for Amateur Radio.
The ALE 8FSK is not being replace by serial tone modem use for its
Sounding/LQA/Calling/Linking, believe me that is not going to happen.
ALE On The Air Week
Posted by: expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] expeditionradio
Date: Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:50 am ((PDT))
ALE On The Air Week is 5-15 October.
http://hflink.com/aotaw
It is an international readiness event, with direct HF messaging, HF SMS (phone
texting), or short
This is a repeat post Mark.
Andy K3UK
Owner.
On 9/22/07, Mark Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ALE On The Air Week
Posted by: expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] expeditionradio
Date: Fri Sep 21, 2007 11:50 am ((PDT))
ALE On The Air Week is 5-15 October.
Rud k5rud wrote:
My recent readings indicate that the ALE standards
are _NOT_ good for ham use because the military is not power
limited. They can attain good SNRs because of this.
Hams are not able to do this.
Hi Rud,
Sorry to be blunt, but your opinion about ALE standards is simply
Like so many things in life, there are tradeoffs and ALE is not all that
bad, but it is also not all that good either. Rud's comments are
accurate, unless you ignore what the military/commercial/government
actually writes about ALE.
When I first read about ALE in QST many years ago, beginning
, TX
http://TheHamNetwork.net
-Original Message-
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of expeditionradio
Sent: Saturday, September 22, 2007 3:22 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE standards work fine Re: [hflink] ARQ FAE
Rud
: Saturday, September 22, 2007 11:35 PM
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE yes ... or no?
...
I have been spending a LOT of time researching the studies of ALE and
the standards from the company claims. Many of these are computer
simulations and not real world tests
The Automatic Link Establishment QSO Party: 05-15 October. ALE On The
Air Week AOTAW-2007 is an annual International Amateur Radio event
sponsored by HFLINK http://hflink.com . Ham radio operators worldwide
are invited to participate in 10 days of ALE
http://hflink.com/automaticlinkestablishment
OK folks. I wrote in another forum last week that ALE is really the ONLY
method of digital communication that makes sense , and the methods afforded
by PC-ALE and Multipsk are the most efficient you can get. I also mentioned
that for the concept to work, we need many hams to be active , not just
Folks,
Due to some significant enhancements in PC-ALE, new features in
Multipsk, and major experiments with ALE email and SMS forwarding, you
will note a significant increase in ALE on the amateur bands. Here
is my log from the past few hours.
[00:10:44][FRQ 10136500][SND][
I would like to do more testing of the FAE mode that comes with the
Multipsk program. This seems to be the best sound card ARQ mode
available at this time with full character set, ability to reach down
below -6 dB S/N (tremendously better than 300 baud packet), and operates
in a psuedo duplex
, June 18, 2007 9:56 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE Linking and Texting with Multipsk
Are people using ALE to send emails now? Have seen some
chatter on this but not sure. If so, can it be done with MultiPSK
program? thanks
Orrin wn1z
in northeastern California
ALE Linking and Texting with Multipsk
See this set up drawing:
http://www.hflink.com/multipsk/MultipskALEoptionsSetup.jpg
Set your Multipsk up exactly as the drawing shows.
Video ID = Off
RS ID Detection =Off
First, use the Auxiliary Functions window to add other stations
callsigns, as shown
: Saturday, June 16, 2007 8:29 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE Linking and Texting with Multipsk
ALE Linking and Texting with Multipsk
See this set up drawing:
http://www.hflink.com/multipsk/MultipskALEoptionsSetup.jpg
Set your Multipsk up exactly as the drawing shows.
Video ID = Off
Beaconing ALE, 21117.5MHZ starting 16.15UTC , Sat June 9th, RST reports to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
John
VE5MU
Activity Report 14109.5 kHz ALE today
K8HKW K7EK W1PID WA3MEZ W6CM VE5MU
73 Bonnie KQ6XA
Sorry, Muppet here, replied to the wrong message.
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: Simon Brown
Hi,
Nice suggestion re: SuperBrowser, I'll have to work out the logic, but not
tonight :-)
Hi,
Nice suggestion re: SuperBrowser, I'll have to work out the logic, but not
tonight :-)
Simon Brown, HB9DRV
- Original Message -
From: Patrick Lindecker
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, June 02, 2007 3:22 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE How to do
Hello
Well, Field Day is fast approaching, and I'm sure many of us
are going to be running, at the very least, some keyboard
digital modes during the event. Perhaps now would be a
good time to plan the use of some demonstration modes,
each worth 302 points
-Joe, N8FQ
Hi Joe,
Feel free
Joe, Bonnie, et al. I have been invited to conduct three digital demo
modes on Field Day for the Union City Wireless Association. I plan on using
ALE, Olivia, and JT65A, using the call sign W3CG.
Andy K3UK
On 6/1/07, expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, Field Day is fast
Here is a view of the Multipsk options set up screens
that enable it to be used to send and respond to ALE calls
using the common standards for international amateur radio ALE.
http://www.hflink.com/multipsk/MultipskALEoptionsSetup.jpg
After you have set up all the options accordingly,
your
Some advantages of ALE -141 for this purpose:
1) Message send/receive by portable transceivers without computer
2) Audible alarm call-up for individual operators or nets
3) Enables hot standby nets 24/7/365
4) Global standard and Interoperability
5) Bulletins/Messages with verification for
Since I put up a new broadband antenna,
my ALE station is on now 24/7
all stations are invited to link.
Netcall: HFL
Transceiver: IC-F7000
Antenna: Broadband Dipole
Power: 50W
Location: Near San Francisco, CA, USA
Scanning:
3596.0
3996.0
7065.0
7102.0
7296.0
10136.5
10145.5
14100.5
14109.5
Will give you a try tonight Bonnie. Are you sounding?
Andy
On 4/4/07, expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since I put up a new broadband antenna,
my ALE station is on now 24/7
all stations are invited to link.
Netcall: HFL
Transceiver: IC-F7000
Antenna: Broadband Dipole
Power: 50W
@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 11:53 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE
Since I put up a new broadband antenna,
my ALE station is on now 24/7
all stations are invited to link.
Netcall: HFL
Transceiver: IC-F7000
Antenna: Broadband Dipole
Power: 50W
Location: Near San
expeditionradio wrote:
Since I put up a new broadband antenna,
my ALE station is on now 24/7
all stations are invited to link.
Netcall: HFL
Transceiver: IC-F7000
Antenna: Broadband Dipole
Power: 50W
Location: Near San Francisco, CA, USA
Scanning:
3596.0
3996.0
7065.0
7102.0
Walt connect me off list.
John
Walt connect me off list.
John
I will set up my IC-F7000 HF Portable ALE station at
the Am-Tech Day event on Saturday 17 March.
Please call and link for an ALE demonstration QSO.
ALE address: KQ6XA
Net addresses: HFL and QRZ
Sounding: 7102.0kHz and 14109.5kHz.
Scanning: All ham radio ALE channels.
QSO methods: SSB voice
I will make an attempt to link with you.
Andy K3UK
On 3/15/07, expeditionradio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will set up my IC-F7000 HF Portable ALE station at
the Am-Tech Day event on Saturday 17 March.
Please call and link for an ALE demonstration QSO.
ALE address: KQ6XA
Net addresses: HFL
calling CQ on 7075.5 (+1500) at 0230Z 40 is in good shape
John
VE5MU
Just a reminder:
ALE and the associated digital communications with it, always uses
FIXED audio frequencies, NEVER variable offset.
Ham stations engaged in ALE operations on 20 meters are normally
precisely on channel, calibrated +/- 20 Hz and using the
internationally coordinated frequencies:
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE Frequency Calibration
Re: ARQ FAE and 141A
Just a reminder:
ALE and the associated digital communications
with it, always uses
FIXED audio frequencies, NEVER variable offset.
Ham stations engaged in ALE operations on 20
meters are normally
precisely
It seems like there are a rather large number of frequencies on each
band for this mode. I could see perhaps one watering hole for ALE,
particularly since it is such a wide band mode. One ALE signal will take
up as much as all the PSK31 signals on a given band and probably even
more than that
*
- Original Message -
From: expeditionradio
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 5:50 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE with MULTIPSK
HFLINK welcomes all MULTIPSK users to ham radio ALE operation.
For the past 7 years, a global network
Hello All,
Patrick is to be commended on his efforts to date with regard to
adding ALE capabilities to MultiPSK in support of Amateur Radio
application single channel.
I have been using his new a bit for the past two days and I find his
new ARQ FAE protocol which is based on the DTM ARQ
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 6:41 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE with MULTIPSK + Tests of the MIL-STD-188-141A
mode (ALE) and new modes Unproto and ARQ FAE
Hello All,
Patrick is to be commended on his efforts to date with regard to adding ALE
as of 0300Z beaconing on 3587.50 and ready to try 141A , the new multiPSK mode
. tried locally earlier and works like a charm
John
VE5MU
ps : have 24/7 toll free phone anywhere in North America so if you want to talk
thru this , email me a phone number and will
help you set it up
jb
HFLINK welcomes all MULTIPSK users to ham radio ALE operation.
For the past 7 years, a global network of ALE Ham Operators has
been growing. The purpose of the network is to enable ordinary
Voice, Text, or Data QSOs in any mode.
The ham radio ALE network is live 24/7/365 for QSOs or Propagation
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 8:13 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE CQ and ALE GPRS Re: SDRs Open Possibility
for 18kHz Bandwidth HF Data?
SNIP SNIP
But I like calling CQ...
CQ CQ CQ this is K5YFW Kilo Five Yankee Foxttot Whiskey K5YFW Kiss Five
Young
Friendly Women calling CQ 40
Joe Ivey wrote:
And all this time I thought ALE was something that you drank
Joe
W4JSI
Any day above ground is a good one.
Hi Joe,
A lot of hams got a taste of ALE during in October's ALE On The Air
Week. Join us for a round next time.
By the way, I've had a lot of wonderful days
Would I consider YFW as a suffix for a new call ? Seems interesting...
Jose, CO2JA
Walt DuBose wrote:
I was pulling your leg...ALE is good for calling nets and having
individuals on standby and not bothering them until you have
something for them.
But I like calling CQ...
CQ CQ CQ
Howdy:
And open source on all parts of our (Frank and I) work should make this
attractive to someone to do, not necessarily us. We have been
constantly amazed at the talent which comes out of th woodwork and
talkes up what has been done and makes it better or uses it in someway
we had not
I was pulling your leg...ALE is good for calling nets and having individuals on
standby and not bothering them until you have something for them.
But I like calling CQ...
CQ CQ CQ this is K5YFW Kilo Five Yankee Foxttot Whiskey K5YFW Kiss Five
Young
Friendly Women calling CQ 40 and
And all this time I thought ALE was something that you drank
Joe
W4JSI
Any day above ground is a good one.
- Original Message -
From: Walt DuBose
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2007 7:13 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE CQ and ALE GPRS Re
Hi Walt,
Maybe you haven't seen the way hams have adapted ALE to our own
purposes... you can call CQ with it... in fact, there are 4 different
types of CQ. :)
We also have adapted ALE to do APRS-like stuff. But we call it ALE-GPR.
The ALE protocol, especially with what you can do with AMD, is
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, expeditionradio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We also have adapted ALE to do APRS-like stuff. But we call it ALE-GPR.
The ALE protocol, especially with what you can do with AMD, is flexible.
And in any case none of this is the last word, especially when hams
Hello:
Just a few questions on ALE from a real novice, please.
I did read the ARRL and other descriptions, but still am uncertain on
this very basic question:
a. Regarding ALE Automatic Link Establishment:
If you happen to fall across a freq. that has been established by an
ALE Controller for
In typical ham applications, the voice itself is analog. The ALE
function is used to link the stations and automagically get them on a
frequency where they can communicate via normal SSB voice.
Military ALE nets and radios are often very operated very differently.
The voice will most often be
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andrew O'Brien
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Biggest disappointments of the year :
1. ALE . Has just not taken off in the amateur world.
Andy K3UK
Digitalradio
Owner.
Hi Andy,
Actually, ALE in 2006 was not a disappointment at all for ALE
operators. It
ALE-GPR (Geo Position Report) uses the ALE Instant Message
feature called AMD. You can connect your GPS directly to the
computer, and PCALE will auto-report your position to anyone
who is part of the open GPR net.
The first real-world use of ALE-GPR was during the Katrina
disaster. ALE operators
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, expeditionradio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ed,
You can find much more info on set up of PCALE, and general ALE
operation on the HFLINK group.
http://hflink.com
73 Bonnie KQ6XA
Thanks again, Bonnie. I just submitted a request to join the hflink
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bonny, you are working late,
what time is it in CA about 1.15am?
by the way you are coming through perfectly
regards
Ross
Hi Ross,
California is 7 hours from UTC.
Next time you see my ALE signal again, please try to link.
:
expeditionradio
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 2:51
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE Re: Orion
II
Can anyone tell me please how to get an Orion II operating on
PC ALE. The Orion does not appear to be a radio option. Ross
ZL1WNHi Ross,Welcome
Bonny, I can see VK2DSG sending, so at least it
receives, now to sort out the tx side.
Regards
Ross
- Original Message -
From:
expeditionradio
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 2:51
PM
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE Re: Orion
II
A lot of ALE action today, 20M (14109) has been quite
active with netcalls and soundings. For example , I just decoded
K5SKH with fair signals
[13:49:40][FRQ 14109500][SND][ ][TIS][K5SKH ][AL0] BER 30 SN
10
Since this week is ALE activity week, you should hear more,
this may be the
==HFLINK SPECIAL BULLETIN==
ALE On-The-Air Week 13-23 October AOTAW-2006
The Automatic Link Establishment International QSO Party
START: 0001 UTC 13 October 2006
END: 2359 UTC 23 October 2006
HFLINK is sponsoring this new International Amateur Radio event.
All ham radio operators worldwide are
Zip! Oh, was that a rhetorical question? (HI)
From: John Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [digitalradio] ALE QRM
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 20:30:15 -0600
It is truly amazing to me that the same hams who have torn up
List of ALE stations seen on 20 meters on Saturday so far:
WD8ARZ
N5RFX
WA3MEZ
WB6MLC
K5SKH
KN4HH
73---Bonnie KQ6XA
A few us will be on the air with ALE this weekend testing some new
things. If you would like to try a taste of ALE, please join us
Free PCALE software is available on HFLINK
Yes! Just select a calling frequency. Then move off.
From: kd4e [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE QRM
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 23:32:12 +0800
Someone somewhere will *have* to sound* else no one
anywhere
Rick KV9U wrote:
If ALE played a huge part in Katrina, it was one of the best kept
secrets.
Hi Rick,
There was substantial use of ALE during the Katrina disaster.
I monitored rather intense ALE comms by Coast Guard rescue helicopters
and vessels, which were using ALE extensively. There was
Its mostly the ham radio operator's use of ALE that I would like to know
more about. With military, I expect it since the main purpose of ALE is
to make things easier for the untrained radio operators. Actually, it
might be more accurate to say the users since the intent is to make
something
It is truly amazing to me that the same hams who have torn up this group time
after time, objecting long and vigorously against
automatic Pactor stations , are promoting the concept of ALE sounding on HF
24/7
Talk about being hypocritical !!! If we have 1000 Ale stations sounding 24/7,
how
Someone somewhere will *have* to sound* else no one
anywhere will make a contact! :-)
That said, in small numbers the ALE sounding-QRM is
unlikely to be unbearable.
Were the usage numbers to increase then the sounding-QRM
could definitely become more than an occasional nuisance.
Since ALE is
Hi Mark,
That was fun to make the ALE link and QSO with you today.
It was surprising because your signal was very near the
noise level.
The 8FSK DTM ARQ seemed to work OK for text keyboarding
back and forth.
I'm glad you got your ALE system running there, and it is a
pleasure to be your
Bonnie,
Thanks. I found the definions for the
AMD automatic message display
DBM data block message
DTM data text message
It is interesting that you say that we were using 8FSK, I have observed the
eight orthogonal tones on my waterfall before, and didn't know exactly what
was producing them.
Hi Mark,
Welcome to the world of ALE acty.
DBM is the killer 8FSK protocol from the standard. Its raw speed is
125 baud but deeply interleaved which has it neck and neck with its
kissing cousin GTOR for throughput. The BRD (FEC) selection is very
robust and the ARQ is just great. It supports
At this time I am not sure what G4GUO is
planning for PC-ALE in this regard. However under current FCC Part 97
Rules, ALE can be used in the digital sub bands for two-way digital
data comm and in the Voice sub bands for SELCAL (and more but not
digital data comm) and of course Digital Voice
Hi Dave,
I did not get from Rick at that point that he was looking for any
assistance his message that he just sent that I see would seem to
back that up. However, I provide many hours of assistance weekly to
individuals having startup issues with ALE due mostly to easily
resolved issues.
Whether he was seeking assistance or not, your labeling Rick's report
that PC-ALE crashes every time as a complaint is classic it must
be the user's fault thinking. When an application crashes or
generates runtime errors, its ALWAYS the developer's fault.
Just out of curiousity, what
Hi Dave,
Have I some how or other managed to offend you or something or is
this just your nature?
Regardless, if I were working with an interested party there are a
number of steps that I would take which would involve QA about their
system and use of common Windows tools such as the Windows
Steve-
It appears that you are trying to teach Dave programming techniques!! If
so, this is one of the most ludicrous things I have seen, in over 50 years
of computer activity. Dave probably knows more about this activity than any
of us. I think (My opinion) he was asking to see what approach
Hi Bill,
I don't know how anyone could interpret my reply as how to
programming techniques, I thought it was pretty clear what/how he
was asking and I thought I provided an appropriated reply, I could be
mistaken as I am certainly far from perfect.
Regardless, what I was then and with this
I'm not personally offended when someone labels a report of an
application crashing as a complaint, but its definitely an offense
against good software engineering and warrants comment in a public
formum where user expectations are set.
Had your response to Rick been consistent with your
Steve-
I was an active Ham during the introduction of SSB ( frequently called
SSBSC, at the time) and I see little in common in the current attempt to
channelize the bands and increase Automatic operation. At the time of the
SSB growth, the advantages were clear, as was the difficulty. I can
I went to the configuration, selected Generic Icom in the drop down menu
and then also went to the Generic Icom button and entered the usual
information. The crash of the program occurs as the tones begin to TX.
At that point it asks if you want to send an error report to Microsoft.
Perhaps I
If it can not work at least as well as Multipsk with DX Lab's
interoperation, it is not really ready for prime time.
73,
Rick, KV9U
But Rick, some of the best TV shows are on osbcure channels and not
broadcast in prime time. Give ALE a little more time and you will
see it's potential.
--
Prime time meaning that it doesn't actually work yet. If the program
completely crashes upon attempting to transmit the tones, that suggests
that more work is needed. Perhaps I am the only one who has experienced
this?
Another concern I have is that this is another one of those modes that
Either I am totally misunderstanding the ALE concept, or the
principal requires a special purpose dedicated transceiver and
computer dedicated to ALE.
To call on several frequencies would require programming memory
locations and then incrementing the memory location periodically,
with
Hi Rick,
Its rather simple actually.
Regarding the first item, as ALE is sophisticated and originally
meant for Military and Government users with all the wealth of
expandable capabilities, its was designed to implemented in via
dedicated firmware/hardware Controllers/Modems and specially
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] ALE On-The-Air Week (13-23 Oct) HF Automatic
Link Establishment
Either I am totally misunderstanding the ALE concept, or the
principal requires a special purpose dedicated transceiver and
computer dedicated to ALE.
To call on several frequencies would require
Hi Robert,
Its rather simple, I see on QRZ.com in your station photo you have a
Kenwood, using that and lets assume you have a single NVIS antenna
for 160-30m and a Skywave antenna for 20-10m.
1. In setup you enter your Callsign as your ALE SELF ADDRESS and you
enter a number of other
Reporting that the PC-ALE application crashes seems like reasonable
feedback. Labeling this feedback as a complaint is not the way to
encourage more feedback and the improvements it can drive.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Steve Hajducek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ALE On-The-Air Week AOTAW 2006
Starts: 0001 UTC Friday 13 OCTOBER (13/10/06)
Ends: 1159 UTC Monday 23 OCTOBER (23/10/06)
10 Days of worldwide Amateur Radio ALE activity...
More information: http://hflink.com
HFLINK is sponsoring a new International Amateur Radio event called:
ALE On The Air Week
I would like to encouraged all digitalradio members to try this event
and work towards a certificate. One good thing about the concept is
that it is over a 10 day period and thus gives people that are new to
ALE and/or PC-ALE the chance to make adjustments and seek help if
needed.
Folks, if I
I have installed PC-ALE on my e-machine. I tried setting it up for a
Generic ICOM and then tweak it for my 756 Pro 2. I have not been able to
get it to work with the interface and I also noted that if I try to send
anything the entire program crashes.
What this program needs to do is be able
Hi Rick,
Did you select GENERIC ICOM from the radio type pull down as well?
Be sure to check SPLIT if you plan to perform Scanning to keep your
PA BPF relays from activating until its time to transmit.
New radio control support is coming to PC-ALE in the future based on
the library developed
I will be scanning and sounding on the usual 30 and 40 metre
freqencies from 0100 to 0300 UTC 7/31/06 (Sunday night in North
America). I will be looking to Link and then switch to Olivia as a
test of how easy/hard the switching is.
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Andy K3UK
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Walt/K5YFW wrote:
So back to my question, I think you and I agree that MT63 and
MFSK16 are the answer to Bonnie's problem.
So your figures are right in-line with what others found for
MT63. And of course MFSK16 is a wonderful keybaord-to-keyboard
mode even transmitting macros nicely.
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