Dear friend;
How do I get the program. It needs a password and ID
Best 73
Omar YK1AO
- Original Message -
From: EA4ZB
To: grupo digitalradio
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2007 1:03 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] New software available for next 070 Club PSKFEST
Hey
Hey all!
The correct link is http://www.ea1cui.com/contact-pskV4.5.zip.
Install to C:/ hard disk and follows steps:
Change language to spanish or english in the menu
Select FILES --- OPEN.CREATE LOG (ex: test070club)
Select FILES --- CONCURSE MODE --- FIJAR PROGRESIVO ENVIADO. (ex: EA to
Bill McLaughlin wrote:
This happens during most every contestI used to work contests
alot when I was younger and had more staminaunderstand the
frustrations of many as some contest ops seem to not care about
anything other than points. Gentleman's agreements seem to be
predicated
´73's.
Colega Salomão e outros, se forem a este link: http://www.ea1cui.com/ tem lá o
acesso para descarregar o programa.
Também o podem fazer em: ftp://ct2hky.no-ip.biz secção/directório PSK
Continuação de muitos e bons contactos.
Luis Cavaleiro
CT2HKY
- Original Message -
Hummm:
Very interesting and here is a list of suggestions and questions:
1. What OS are you using and what browser?
2. How you tried FireFox or another Web browser?
3. Crack open the taskmanager and see what process (if any) is burning the CPU
when you are experiencing the problem. If there is
As suggested, I am trying Firefox right now rather than IE 7. Hmmm,
the problem seems to have gone away. Maybe that was the issue, I will
double check with IE7 one more time.
Andy K3UK
Thanks Bernie, I usually use IE 7 with XP sp2. I am using IE7 to type
this message since my test a few minutes ago with Firefox did not
replicate the problem. Also looks like IE7 is working OK as I type
this. In taskmanger 98 of the CPU is currently listed as system ilde
process , alg.exe is
Andy, it looks to me like you may have either a virus or some type of
spyware, and that the hard-drive access is eating your lunch. I know you
said you scanned for both, but I recall once having a virus that disabled
my Mcafee anti-virus, and left it appearing to still work! What programs
do you
I am a big proponent of cross platform interoperability and I am tending
to continue moving away from anything that tends to not be cross
platform. My Firefox web browser, Open Office suite, XnView photo
viewing (and others), the free version of the excellent AVG Virus
protection which is also
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, DuBose Walt Civ AETC CONS/LGCA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again, may I inject my 2 cents worth.
SCS says that Pactor III is 4 times faster than Pactor II and the
code would indicate such. Thus the raw channel throughput IS faster
and the BER should be
SVCHOST (svchost.exe) IS a dog and CAN eat up performance on such a short
term/time basis that it will never show up in your task manager and perhaps not
even as a spike on you CPU performance.
The other possibility is that something is running in the background (a ham
radio program that you
SCS says that Pactor III is 4 times faster than Pactor II and the
code would indicate such. Thus the raw channel throughput IS faster
and the BER should be better. But as far as performance goes at
varying SNRs will make a difference in throughput. At a -5 dB SNR on
the KC7WW channel
I often wonder if there is even one ham working on adapting
the existing
ham DRM type protocol to a pipelined ARQ connected mode that has
adaptability to conditions.
I think no.
The main problem of arq-drm is the very long turnaround time.
It's in the 20sec range. This makes normal arq
Dear Rick;
I am trying to go into LINUX. I very well understand your idea of using a cross
platform interoperability. For the past weeks I have been following all
LINUX-related subjects on this site. I have discovered that there are so many
LINUX versions. Now a question arises here. Is any
Demetre,
Correction
SCS says...On an average channel, PACTOR-III is around 3.5 times faster than
PACTOR-II. On good channels, the effective throughput ratio between PACTOR-III
and PACTOR-II can exceed 5. PACTOR-III achieves slightly higher robustness at
the low SNR edge compared to PACTOR-II.
So I go back to my main question. Is any application written for one
LINUX version capable of operating with another LINUX version?
Best 73 Omar YK1AO
Most Linux apps are compatible across most other
Linux distros.
The challenges are three:
1. Dependencies upon other apps.
2. The version
If you looked at the PDF document of KN6KB's measurements, that is what is
showes.
The only difference between Pactor I, II and III is the throughput
(NetByte/minute) at various SNRs.
I can only assume that the BER or percent of errors ( zero errors?) was also
the same.
PIII+10
Hey all:
alternative site for download software Contact Psk 4.5 (english and spanish
version) here:
http://www.ea4zb.com/modules.php?name=Downloadsd_op=getitlid=41
http://www.ea1cui.com/contact-pskV4.5.zip.
--
73 de Joaquin, EA4ZB
DuBose Walt Civ AETC CONS/LGCA wrote:
SVCHOST (svchost.exe) IS a dog and CAN eat up performance on such a
short term/time basis that it will never show up in your task manager
and perhaps not even as a spike on you CPU performance.
The other possibility is that something is running in
I can not print email messages from Earthlink Web mail.
Iclick the prinable view link and printable message comesup
There is to printer Icon. I need a software Read messagetoolbar
where can i find tis?
Dan N0ZIZ?
Jose,
Here's a full technical description about this executable and its tasks:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314056
73 de Bob - KØRC in MN
- Original Message -
From: Jose A. Amador
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2007 1:30 PM
Subject: Re:
Hi Omar,
Windows has improved greatly with the XP version, but my preference
would be an open product for the world rather than a proprietary
product. The MS Vista version(s) looks as if there will be very little
improvement although some in the security area as some operations may
keep a
Robert Chudek - KØRC wrote:
Jose,
Here's a full technical description about this executable and its
tasks: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314056
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314056
73 de Bob - KØRC in MN
Thank you Bob. I followed the URL and now I see
73, Jose
While this information does not seem to support the SCS claim of working
way down to the minus teens of db S/N, it is interesting that in the
old days Pactor 1 users claimed that they could get throughput when
they could not even hear any suggestion of modulation.
I never found this to be
Hi
That's my thought too!
If the time and energy used on the development of the many version available
were directed to only a few distro's, and make them more user friendly, i'm
sure that everybody would benefit from it and more and more people migrate
towards Linux.
It certainly would help to
Salomao Fresco wrote:
Hi
That's my thought too!
If the time and energy used on the development of the many version
available were directed to only a few distro's, and make them more user
friendly, i'm sure that everybody would benefit from it and more and
more people migrate
Well I can't hear a CW signal at a -5 dB SNR. Can you? But I don't think
minus teens...but that is what some of the newer PSK modes claim.
The only thing that will really kill or stop Pactor is excessive amounts of
doppler or until the detector can no longer decode the signal.
You are
IMHO, hams have not said we want this distro to support ham radio so we adopt
it.
SuSe, Mandrake, Debian and a couple of others cater to amateur radio. My
personal leaning is toward Debian and it WAS the first Linux distro. to try and
devote itself to being ham radio friendly.
The real key
DuBose Walt Civ AETC CONS/LGCA wrote:
What Linux does for one think is make you think about what you are doing
and keep you from becoming an appliance operator? How many hams really
know how to program their 2M talkie?
By the way... Did someone know about any software for 2M equipment
Here's an article on ms that explains svchost.
It appears, if you want services to run, you gotta have svchost.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314056
KE4MZ, Brent
Dothan, AL
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.wb4zpi.org
No trees were destroyed in the sending of this contaminant-free message.
However, we do
That's my one pet peeve about Linux. You go looking for a program to
do what you want and find out it is two years old and requires
libraries that have been updated 4 times since then. Sometimes trying
to find the older libraries is a real challenge. I would love it if
everyone would store the
What Linux does for one think is make you think about what you are doing
and keep you from becoming an appliance operator? How many hams really
know how to program their 2M talkie?
By the way... Did someone know about any software for 2M equipment
programming under Linux?
73 de CM3NA
I have seen the claim for a good operator able to copy down to about -15
db S/N for CW operation. Some of the digital soundcard modes are
supposed to be able to still have throughput down around -15 depending
upon other factors such as doppler, ISI, etc.
Using Multipsk, and I don't know how
That is one of the reasons I dont get into Linux. I watched others,
stressed out at school, trying to get systems operational and smoothed out.
We need things to work at college, not there to be fiddled with, because
students have only a certain amount of time to use systems, and expect them
to
How do you determine your specific 20 second turnaround time?
Couldn't it be any reasonable number from say 1 second up to maybe 20
seconds?
Seems as if the SCAMP protocol was around 12 seconds, but I am not
certain of that. Then the listening period was for over a half second.
That is the
How do you determine your specific 20 second turnaround time?
Couldn't it be any reasonable number from say 1 second up to maybe
20
seconds?
The time from start of transmission until receiving the first data
segment is 10s to 15s. That's the sync-zone, the lead-in.
20 sec is not to be
re What Linux does for one think is make you think about what you
are doing and keep you from becoming an appliance operator? How many
hams really know how to program their 2M talkie?
Using Linux will not teach you to program your 2M talkie, nor will it
teach you how to create applications
My main criticism of Linux is that is has horrific fonts that are not
comparable to Windows fonts and the Linux folks try and make believe
that this is not a problem when it is a really serious problem for any
demonstrations with a Live disk, etc. to people who use computers for
practical
Ok! Obrigado!
Já descobri o link correcto e já descarreguei!
Um abraço
On 1/11/07, CT2HKY do Gmail [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
´73's.
Colega Salomão e outros, se forem a este link: http://www.ea1cui.com/ tem
lá o acesso para descarregar o programa.
Também o podem fazer em:
Hey Omar, YK1AO:
Alternative site for download Contact Psk 4,5 here:
http://www.ea4zb.com/modules.php?name=Downloadsd_op=getitlid=41
Good contest
JOAQUIN - EA4ZB
2007/1/10, o. [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Dear friend;
How do I get the program. It needs a password and ID
Best 73
Omar
That's my one pet peeve about Linux. You go looking for a program to
do what you want and find out it is two years old and requires
libraries that have been updated 4 times since then. Sometimes trying
to find the older libraries is a real challenge. I would love it if
everyone would store
WOW An MIT education for free (well money wise at least). Interesting
site, and a place I should visit often- but maybe a bit beyond my
comprehension these days. I missed the Navy Reserve Officers Training 4
year scholorship by one lousy point (should have taken the test in Oklahoma,
instead of
I think that for some, the fiddling may be OK. I have spent an
unbelievable amount of time over the years on fiddling with C-64's,
Apple //e, 286's up to Pentium IV's,with both software and hardware, as
I am sure many others here have as well.
One of the most difficult things I had to do a
And you will find my name in the acknowledgements in the preface as I
helped with the course development in its first two years. Gerry was my
advisor as well for a while. I heard from him last month, when he
finished his new K2.
Last year MIT started offering a mixed course for non-majors,
If UNIX had been available for $50 instead of
$1000 back 20 years ago I doubt that MS would have succeeded in the
marketplace.
This topic is probably more appropriate on Slashdot than on this Yahoo
group, but
Windows preeminence on the desktop has nothing to do with the operating
system
I First of all , I'm a dyed-in-the-wool windows user, and make no excuses for
that.
There are interesting parallels between linnux and windows users, and different
users of ham radio..
On one hand you find those who are interested in operating, in communicating
and making new contacts around
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