On 1/2/2024 6:10 PM, Pete Smith N4ZR wrote:
Tbird is what I have used for years.
Same here. It's very well designed software. That ability to see the raw
code in an email can be helpful with issues like this.
73, Jim K9YC
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Tbird is what I have used for years.
73, Pete N4ZR
On 1/2/2024 6:24 PM, Alan D. Wilcox wrote:
Thunderbird has a useful feature: View->Message Source
If anything questionable comes in, I can check the source without
opening the email and triggering .
Cheers, Alan
Alan D. Wilcox, W3DVX (K3S
The email address means little. Email systems will accept whatever you
type in. What's more meaningful is the originating IP address. That's
hard to fake. Most mailers have a "show headers" feature so you can see
all the machines that the email passed through.
- Jerry, KF6VB
On 2
If it was easy, then anyone could do it.
On 1/2/2024 8:52 AM, G4GNX wrote:
Why battle against the inevitable, rather than use a band that’s more
appropriate for the time of day? Unless of course, all bands are dead - then
we’re all screwed. 😀
73,
Alan - G4GNX
South Coast UK
Elecraft K4D / KPA
This underlines how important it is to use an e-mail program that
displays the originating address. That "you've won a ..." e-mail from
a major retailer is quickly revealed to be from some obscure address
(not Home Depot or Walmart, after all). A couple of days ago, I
received a message purp
I don't know if anyone else on the Elecraft list is receiving this
nonsense, but I have reported it for enforcement action to the UK
Government reporting centre.
73 Dave G4AON
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Why battle against the inevitable, rather than use a band that’s more
appropriate for the time of day? Unless of course, all bands are dead - then
we’re all screwed. 😀
73,
Alan - G4GNX
South Coast UK
Elecraft K4D / KPA500 / KAT500 / IC-9700
> On 2 Jan 2024, at 15:12, Andy Durbin wrote:
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"Presumably it has some very sophisticated detection that can tell if a
frequency is in use?"
My auto trainer function is only used on 160 m and 80 m and only during the day
when I expect the bands to be dead and as confirmed by the panadapter. It
doesn't need a detection system any more so
*I know your issue is resolved* but this MIGHT help some people using an
IC7300 with the KAT.
I had a "kinda" similar problem where the ATU would always tune if I
changed bands. I had programmed the computer to send the new freq, then
a "memory tune" to the tuner if I switched bands, so I cou
I did not say that you can’t train in manual mode. I said AUTO should only be
used for training - not for normal operation.
I really hope that your one button push takes account of other users on the
band when you’re training. Presumably it has some very sophisticated detection
that can tell if
Andy, I used an SDR for a while and found it more trouble than it was worth
imho. I just wanted something to work without any fuss so I splurged and picked
up the P3. No regrets at all.
Hope that helps.
-Original Message-
From: elecraft-boun...@mailman.qth.net On
Behalf Of Andy Durbi
"I see some people are using HDSDR software - I did try installing that, but it
insists on using OmniRig v2, whereas my Logging program (Log4OM) and WSJT-X use
OmniRig v1.1 and I'm not sure I can make the swap to Omnirig 2."
I use an RSP with OmniRig 1.20 and HDSDR 2.76a. Support for OmniRig 1
Dear Elecrafters,
Again, I am late to the party. Santa brought me a SDRPlay RSP1a SDR which I had
hoped to use as an IF panadapter for my K3/10. Unfortunately this isn't going
as well as I hoped. I don't seem to be able to get proper panadapter function
using the SDRUno software - it's perhaps
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