Yes, but does it converge? If so, what is the asymtote? :-)
And, BTW, I don't see either Fun or Thrill factored in, and I consider them
significant factors.
73,
Brandy, N1HO
On Wednesday, July 4, 2018, 2:41:02 PM EDT, eru...@att.net
wrote:
A Taylor series is quite appropriate since F
Jim Brown-10 wrote
> I do a lot of RTTY contesting, but I have yet to meet anyone who can copy
> RTTY with their
> two ears.
I guess we never met, Jim. I can copy CQ, 599, and my callsign in Baudot
RTTY.
Many years ago, there was a Dxpedition I was calling. There was a selective
fade when h
Right on, Jim. You said it all. I don’t understand complaining about a mode
you obviously have never used. As someone else said, FT8 has its positives and
negatives. What I don’t like are the ops running a gallon or more. I consider
QRO for the JT modes and PSK to be 100 Watts. I’ve only g
Not my cup of tea either.
73, John N1JM (antenna limited)
Barry wrote
> First, I haven't read through this entire thread.
>
> I've been a RTTY guy for a long time and am in the #1 spot on the RTTY
> DXCC
> Honor Roll. That said, I don't get FT8 at all. Turn on your radio and
> computer, come
Licensed in 1958, through the years and even today, I operate AFSK, PSK, JT-65,
FT-8, CW, SSB, and AM. Each mode has its enjoyable culture and its upside and
downside. That's ham radio. If one doesn't like it.don't operate it, but
don't chastise those that do.
"If one doesn't have someth
First, I haven't read through this entire thread.
I've been a RTTY guy for a long time and am in the #1 spot on the RTTY DXCC
Honor Roll. That said, I don't get FT8 at all. Turn on your radio and
computer, come back an hour later and see what you worked - really?
NOT really. An exaggeration b
Well-said Barry.
IMO, it's a stretch to call FT8 legitimate.
But then I'm an old poop ... licensed since 1951 ... and CW all the time.
73!
Ken Kopp - K0PP
73!
On Wed, Jul 4, 2018, 13:00 Barry wrote:
> First, I haven't read through this entire thread.
>
> I've been a RTTY guy for a long time
First, I haven't read through this entire thread.
I've been a RTTY guy for a long time and am in the #1 spot on the RTTY DXCC
Honor Roll. That said, I don't get FT8 at all. Turn on your radio and
computer, come back an hour later and see what you worked - really?
I've been in an antenna limit
A Taylor series is quite appropriate since FT8 was invented by Joe Taylor ;-)
Russ, N3CO
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On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 10:28 PM, Wayne Burdick wrote:
Yeah, sorry. Math joke
Wayne
> On Jul 3, 2018, at 7:21 PM, Robert Duncan wrote:
>
> Just in case there are
Oh my! I hope we aren't having a pop quiz on this tomorrow!
Wayne wrote:
Many of us have vanishingly little τ, and from earlier posts it’s clear that K
is irrational, so I propose reordering the terms as a Taylor series.
Doug wrote:
My limited math abilities express then relationship as-
D
Yeah, sorry. Math joke
Wayne
> On Jul 3, 2018, at 7:21 PM, Robert Duncan wrote:
>
> Just in case there are others like me who did not know what a Taylor
> Series is :
>
> In mathematics, a Taylor series is a representation of a function as an
> infinite sum of terms
> that are calc
Doug,
I accept your gauntlet and will submit one final OT post despite my business
partner’s attempt to shut it down.
To wit:
Many of us have vanishingly little τ, and from earlier posts it’s clear that K
is irrational, so I propose reordering the terms as a Taylor series.
Wayne
N6KR
> On
Hi All,
I was thinking about the differences between using the digital modes on HF
andKnob and Dial modes, and I came up with this comparison.
Basically ft8 and digital modes take morework on the setup end and are
easy to operate and "knob and dial"radios have little setup and the mo
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