I have been to Amtech days in the past and would love to see a demo of JT65A.
Maybe you could demo other modes also. I am in CM87xj/mountain view.
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From: Leigh L Klotz, Jr.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 2:34 PM
Subject: Re:
I cranked the signalink usb to full power and it still wasn't strong enough.
However the software has a digital gain in it. When I increased that it seemed
to work fine. I didn't have time to test it with an actual signal, but will
test it tonight.
Thanks. K6WRJ
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Is there anyone in the bay area California who wouldn't mind assisting me on
JT65A? I think I am pretty clear on how it works but I would like to see
someone else use it.
My station is mobile so we could meet anywhere.
K6WRJ James.
: James Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, April 12, 2007 1:27 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] JT65A anyone in the bay
area?
Is there anyone in the bay area California who
wouldn't mind assisting me on JT65A? I think I
am pretty clear on how it works but I would
For field day I will be responsible for digitial communications. I have
searched high and low, looked in both manuals for the FT-897D and have been
unable to find any information on duty cycle.
Does anyone have any information that would help me determine the duty cycle of
this type of
Tonight I got WSJT working for the first time and I found my first problem. I
am using a Signalink USB connected to a ft-897 the waterfall is almost all
blue. No static or other signal indications. I switched to 14.070, strong PSK
signals showed up excellent on my PSK waterfall but barely
Here is a copy of the sound card window for WSJT. My question how do I change
the sound card mappings to the USB device?
Thanks in advance. Additional question is anyone planning on using this mode
on field day?
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WSJT
I figured it out, I just had to think back to windows 3.1 days and look for a
configuration file.
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From: James Wilson
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2007 10:21 PM
Subject: [digitalradio] JT65 Sound card question
Here
UMM U OMG, Sorry for the spam But is JT65A an automated Digital mode
that you can work the world while busy doing other things?
That is awesome if that's the case.
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From: Andrew O'Brien
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I completely agree with this, when I first got my ticket, I would call CQ on
the local repeaters, and of course I identified myself every 30 seconds just to
be sure.
Someone told me, you don't need to call CQ and people snicker when Noobs do it.
I was embarrassed but was happy to know how
During an emergency you can pretty much do whatever it takes to get your
message through.
But if you can't decode him turning up your power won't help.
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From: Walt DuBose
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2007 8:10 PM
Subject:
First, I am not a winlink user.
From their site
http://www.winlink.org/guidelines.htm
Listen First! Because there is a live human being (control operator) is always
present at the initiating station, one common theme is paramount to the
successful operation of the system. This common theme,
I think because it's easier to regulate the provider rather then the user. If
someone builds and 3000 watt amp themselves and it has horrible emissions that
person has to be tracked and proven to be out of spec, not an easy task even
when they are obviously guilty, however if Yaesu makes a
Glad you learned it. I have spent at least 80 hours trying to learn code using
every method possible. I was getting ready to go to the doctors to figure out
what was wrong with me.
It's hard to explain I just can't hear the sounds. Dit's and Dah's continue to
sound the same. I consider
interface
http://www.digi.com/products/usb/anywhereusb.jsp a remote serial
interface and sound card could easily be setup. Is there a way to
pass audio through one sound card to another sound card?
James Wilson K6WRJ
I have been exploring the possibility of remote
base using a 440
case scenario would be to purchase antenna and rack
space on a mountain top.
James Wilson
K6WRJ
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Is there a noise free 12 volt to lower volt circuit that can be built? Maybe
one that would handle 9,5,3 and 1.5 volts. I would be willing to build cords
to remove all ac/dc converters from my radio area.
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From: Harv Nelson
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Whats wrong with service packs and AV and security hot fixes? Us networking
guys have to stay in business.
Seriously though I would recommend using Linux over MS. This recent daylight
savings time issue shows how Microsoft can be heavy handed. Basically you have
to upgrade systems to the
A lot of notebooks have 12 volt adapters for use in cars, trains, and
airplanes. I am not sure if they natively use 12 volt but it is in the input
power. I am thinking about getting a 12 volt adapter for remote psk 31 work
without having to have an inverter. The nice thing is that the power
Thanks to all of the conversations here I decided to order a 12 volt adapter
for my Panasonic cf-29. It's not has good as having a true 12 volt computer
but certainly better then using an inverter.
k6wrj
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From: Tobbe
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
I was in this same boat, but when I went to take the test I was prepared. Had
I waited another 5 weeks I would have to continue studying and wondering if I
could pass the test.
One possibility is that I could take the extra test when I upgrade to general.
The issue with this is I am not
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