Hi All...have been reading with some interest and some wondering about
this program ALEi know it is written for Windows but im wondering
if an attempt has been made to port it to Linuxyes there are a
large number of Hams worldwide who operate with Linux in one form or
another...ive been
About CAT PTT.
Support for most of ICom-transceivers is alredy built-in to RFSM-8000.
User can define ANY commands for CAT PTT.
Dmitry.
Gee, Bonnie all that flying to Asia has stretched your definition of a
week to 10 days in a week, I like it. I will be ALE active during the
period and look to see some new callsigns on my screen.
Andy K3UK
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I can only confirm Andy's findings - Olivia will decode well even when the
signal is neither audible nor visible.
Pawel's 2006 code base is a remarkable feat of programming, I have taken
Pawel's code and reformatted it into more standard C++ classes (Pawel used
very heavily templated code).
John,
About the last person on earth that I would criticize for not operating
would be Dave. I have no idea how he can do what he does with the
creation and support for his DXLab suite of software which includes
digital software as well. It is simply amazing.
But even if any ham rarely
I happened to see AA6YQ on the air on just last week on PSK31. I
couldn't copy the other half but I believe the OM was asking him
questions about dxlab. I was going to give a call but QSB set in.
73,
Leigh/WA5ZNU
On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 7:41 am, Rick KV9U wrote:
About the last person on earth
Hi Rick,
I've discovered last week that we cannot in Canada transmit wider than 1
kHz on 30m. It's a shame. This band is often in those poor conditions months
the only one opened to mid distant stations and as an HFN pilot station
operator, that's a real problem for me and the stations
Thanks for confirming this, Andy,
When I monitor the ALE frequencies, particularly the 14109.5 frequency,
I do hear a fair amount of ALE throughout the day, and sometimes other
modes. I admit that the stations that I am hearing are the same ones
over and over and over. Generally speaking
Hi David,
I know of no *nux based native application that has been offered to
the world yet as ready for use. There is a package for developers
that Charles Brain and another fellow placed on SourceForge under GNU
called LinuxALE that dates back over 5 years now, which I have not
seen anyone
Andy K3UK wrote:
Gee, Bonnie all that flying to Asia has stretched your
definition of a week to 10 days in a week, I like it.
I will be ALE active during the period and look to see
some new callsigns on my screen.
Hi Andy,
I will put Hong Kong on the air for this year's
ALE QSO
Howdy Folks:
I hope all of you are getting ready for the upcoming TARA PSK Rumble on
6th October 2007 from 00:00 UTC - 23:59 UTC. This is really a very neat
contest
and over the years it has become one of those contests you just do not want
to miss. So, make plans now and get your station
First of all , I am not a propeller head and am the first to admit so. My
technical ability is limited to firing up my computer, installing whatever
Software developed by people much more talented than I am, and using it on
the air.
I am heavily involved in emergency communications, hence
At 11:29 PM 10/2/2007, you wrote:
What's been your contribution, John?
It does not matter?
Does it make anyone less a ham? Of course not.
WARNING to all -
Any personal attacks you your will find yourself at least moderated.
John, W0JAB
co-moderator
John, thanks for the consideration today. I have been and
am still listening on 14.109.50. I did hear one burst a while
ago but mostly just hear ALE.
BTW I just want to try to copy beacons since I still believe
it is not legal for me to transmit here. I should be able to
copy the beacons and
AA6YQ comments below
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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By your own admission, your operating experience with digital modes
has not progressed beyond PSK31.
What arrogance. So the VE5MU figure of merit ranks PSK31 at the
bottom? How then do you
explain the complete lack of broadscale
adoption of digital modes other than PSK31 or RTTY? Given the wide
array of free soundcard software available, there is zero switching
cost; hams are naturally inquisitive, and can easily download any of
several free soundcard applications to run
Please folks, give this contest a good try... A lot of fun.
Andy K3UK
On 10/3/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy Folks:
I hope all of you are getting ready for the upcoming TARA PSK Rumble on
6th October 2007 from 00:00 UTC - 23:59 UTC. This is really a very neat
Wow! Is it only me and Demetre that have noticed this
On 10/3/07, Demetre SV1UY [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone noticed that there is a new HF bandplan for REGION II
effective January 1st 2008?
You can check it at http://www.iaru-regionii.org/
You can
Certainly an education and informative exchange? How about some
informatgion instead? Moderator?
At 02:41 PM 10/3/2007, you wrote:
AA6YQ comments below
--- In
mailto:digitalradio%40yahoogroups.comdigitalradio@yahoogroups.com,
John Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
snip
By your own
On Wed, 3 Oct 2007 18:14:17 -0400, Andrew O'Brien [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Dimitri wrote
Has anyone noticed that there is a new HF bandplan for REGION II
effective January 1st 2008?
You can check it at http://www.iaru-regionii.org/
not a single conflict with Army MARS, and probably none with
On 10/3/07, Les Warriner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Certainly an education and informative exchange? How about some
informatgion instead? Moderator?
You rang, Sir ?
Yes I have been looking it over for a day or so.
Not real sure I like the idea of just 3Kc on 40 meters for
unattended stations over 500Hz wide.
John, W0JAB
in the center of fly over country
At 05:14 PM 10/3/2007, you wrote:
Wow! Is it only me and Demetre that have noticed this
Lots of words, no intelligence for those of us struggling with the programs.
At 04:14 PM 10/3/2007, you wrote:
On 10/3/07, Les Warriner
mailto:leswa7ham%40earthlink.net[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Certainly an education and informative exchange? How about some
informatgion instead?
What would you like help with? I have a guide to JT65A if you would like to
read it. Also, for ALE , try hflink.com. I am sorry , but I am not
experienced in PACTOR.
Andy.
On 10/3/07, Les Warriner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lots of words, no intelligence for those of us struggling with
OK, what am I missing...seems like a good plan to me.
Andy K3UK
On 10/3/07, John Becker, WØJAB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes I have been looking it over for a day or so.
Not real sure I like the idea of just 3Kc on 40 meters for
unattended stations over 500Hz wide.
John, W0JAB
in the
Andy K3UK wrote:
Wow! Is it only me and Demetre that have noticed this
Andy,
I've noticed they are trying to give the appearance that they have
moved to bandwidth-based bandplanning, but they still adhere to mode
descriptions and categorization.
Sadly, they simply
Each January, I publish the list rules. The primary rule is that we
avoid personal attacks while encouraging vigorous debate of topic
associated with amateur digital radio. Most of the time, the rules
are followed and I have very little do do.
The other day, i saw a post that John VE5MU
Hey, don't get me wrong, I am also active with PSK31 and RTTY, and regularly
use each, sometimes even in contests since there are not
A lot of VE5's on either mode.
The tuning difficulty on some of the early newer modes, particularly MT63
and to a lesser extent, MFSK was certainly very
At 06:53 PM 10/3/2007, you wrote:
OK, what am I missing...seems like a good plan to me.
Andy K3UK
With just 3kcs on forty meters they will have to pick a time slot
in order to get on the air to pass traffic.
Tnx fer the note, Howard
Over the next week or so ,we should have VE5GPM up and running 24/7 on RFSM
8000, not beaconing, but ready to receive calls and transfer files.
VE5TLW and I will be working on learning the software and making a little
noise with same. I think we will find an
Consider that voice SSB requires over 2000 Hz for reasonable quality and
2700 Hz would be better. Speaking on the air may be about 120 wpm. That
figures out to around ~ 20 Hz per wpm, give or take some. For passing
traffic it would be much slower though with more Hz per wpm.
PSK31 is about the
Hi John,
The 188-110 and RFSM activity is common
on all the ALE channels. Often, it is
convenient for operators link on an ALE pilot
channel, such as 14109.5, and then QSY to one
of the other ALE data freqs for traffic.
Here are the freqs that are normally used
for RFSM or 188-110:
20
Hi Om's.
I'm new to PC-ALE. I use an ALINCO-DX70 for PSK31 without problems. At the
computer I use the 2 handshaking signals on com1 to switch the TX-70 from TX to
RX. Works fine. I was trying the same with PC-ALE. I can see the audio on the
display, but I cannot switch to TX-Mode. Have set it
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