I like to try it where are u guy going and time
thanks
tom
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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] CQ PACTOR
7074kHz afsk de KU2A
Nick..Will be
Hello, Rick.
You couldn't be more correct. This was especially true with the
advent of PSK. PACTOR I went "BYE-BYE" in short order. I did
find that even with the addition of the faster PSK speeds, that
most everyone remains with Vanilla PSK31. Apparently, most Hams
can't type worth
Doc,
Pactor, being the general term for three specific sub modes, can mean
any of the three or it can mean Pactor 1.
Since Pactor uses a backward compatible calling technique, if you don't
have the new modes, the P2 and P3 units would normally default to the
Pactor 1 level.
It is true that
Is then the protocol that unless one specifies
Pactor II or Pactor III that one always means
Pactor I?
That would be helpful for me to know. I was
wondering if I told someone Pactor that they
might be calling on II or III and I would not
hear them with a I-only setup.
Thanks! doc
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Howard is correct and is the main reason that very few use Pactor modes
other than to connect to BBS systems (Winlink and other spin offs), and
Winlink 2000 PMBO stations. Having only one company selling the only
products where P2 and P3 are available, insures low adoption and high
cost due
NO Sir.The AEA is a vey old AEA Multimode Terminal Unit
that can handle PACTOR I only insofar as PACTOR is concerned.
I got mine in 1991, in California.
Howard W6IDS
Richmond, IN
Doc KD4E http://bibleseven.com Wrote:
/ / / / / / / S N I P
I am guessing that the AEA PK232MBX PA
Nick..
Will be there and will see what happens Will move with you
as conditions require. Strong signals on 10.120 PSK right now.
Beacons are doing pretty well, with the K5AB Beacon in Central,
Texas coming in here at a solid S9 on 28.278
Howard W6IDS
Richmond, IN
Nick, you wro
> Not to me. I'm using an AEA PK232MBX PACTOR I here...
>
> Bet Ten meters will be pretty good as I'm hearing quite a few
> strong PSK signals on 10.120 right now at 1430Z.
>
> Will be looking for Nick on PACTOR on 7074 at 1411Z as he indicated,
> then the other freqs as needed.
>
> Howa
Hey Doc...
Not to me. I'm using an AEA PK232MBX PACTOR I here...
Bet Ten meters will be pretty good as I'm hearing quite a few
strong PSK signals on 10.120 right now at 1430Z.
Will be looking for Nick on PACTOR on 7074 at 1411Z as he indicated,
then the other freqs as needed.
Howar
> Nick wrote:
> CQing again 1411z. Hope to connect Howard. I will switch to 10137kHz
> if no answer and then 14074 +/- contester QRM.
Does it matter which version of PACTOR is
being used?
I hope to get on sometime in the next few
weeks and am trying to get a handle on the
protocols.
--
Th
CQing again 1411z. Hope to connect Howard. I will switch to 10137kHz
if no answer and then 14074 +/- contester QRM.
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