I think you might be confusing baud rate with frequency shift. Not the same.
In entering the mode, you can enter mode,(selectables). For instance, for HF
RTTY you can select difference baud rates, so you might enter
MODE HB,45 or
MODE HB,75
But for HF packet there are no selectables,
§97.221 Automatically controlled digital station.
(a) This rule section does not apply to an auxiliary station, a beacon station,
a repeater station, an earth station, a space station, or a space telecommand
station.
(b) A station may be automatically controlled while transmitting a RTTY or
Not quite true...MultiPSK does have the KISS option, but it has a glitch in it
so that it passes unacceptable information back to the BBS at the ending of a
message. Patrick will no doubt get around to fixing this but there is little
demand for it as compared to other mods he is making to the
There is store and forward activity on 20, 30 and 40. What would you like to
know?
73 Mark KQ0I
Des Moines, IA
--- On Thu, 5/21/09, Hal iamw8...@verizon.net wrote:
From: Hal iamw8...@verizon.net
Subject: [digitalradio] HF 300 baud Packet?
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Date:
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, February 4, 2009, 9:23 PM
Mark Milburn wrote:
if you want to dig in a little deeper, you may need to
download and
install a program that decodes compressed packets.
If I can be helpful, let me know how.
73 Mark KQ0I Des Moines, IA
Mark
with Multipsk.
73,
Jose, CO2JA
Mark Milburn escribió:
No...I was thinking of his actually using the program
to connect to a BBS. I should have made that clear.
73 Mark
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Our group does packet forwarding 24/7 on:
14.098 LSB, 10.147 LSB, 7103.5 LSB and 7100.5 LSB. He's welcome to decode it
all, and also welcome to join us if he would like.
73 Mark KQ0I
--- On Wed, 2/4/09, barry whittemore wb1...@hotmail.com wrote:
From: barry whittemore wb1...@hotmail.com
is what is your actual frequency, or at least
the audio
frequency and shift. From what I could tell, on 7100.5 the
frequency was
centered around 1700 (1600-1800 Hz tones with 200 Hz shift
perhaps?).
73,
Rick, KV9U
Mark Milburn wrote:
Our group does packet forwarding 24/7
tones with 200 Hz shift
perhaps?).
73,
Rick, KV9U
Mark Milburn wrote:
Our group does packet forwarding 24/7 on:
14.098 LSB, 10.147 LSB, 7103.5 LSB and 7100.5 LSB.
He's welcome to
decode it all, and also welcome to join us if he would
like.
73 Mark KQ0I
software do you recommend to decode? Is this something
you use on
the fly or after you collect some data? Maybe there is no
sound card
based technology available?
73,
Rick, KV9U
Mark Milburn wrote:
Hi Rick...
The bands were pretty awrful this morning so I
wasn't hearing a whole
Just to be sure...you are aware that there are
different mode settings for MT 63, and that not all MT
63s are alike?
73 Mark KQ0I
--- Raymond Lunsford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yaesu FT-840.Using cables they sent with the
signalink.Trying to send MT-63.
The system goes into transmit as it
- Original Message -
From: Mark Milburn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 3:47 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Sound card and Vista
Works with some and not well with others. MixW
works
just fine for me, MultiPSK doesn't work
You might want to look into using MultiPSK. The
author has recently added a feature to his program
which allows it to be used as a TNC emulation. MixW
also has this feature, but registration costs are
fairly high.
73 Mark KQ0I
Des Moines, IA
--- Sam Cook [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm
Have you tried opening up the Donner interface? There
is a limited amount of reduction by adjusting the
control inside the box.
Also, what software are you using? MixW has a control
built into the software that will reduce the output
and probably some of the other software programs have
such a
I'm no expert on these things, but I use a Jupiter and
it does quite well. I have used it with MixW,
MultiPSK, Digipan and Zakanaka and no problems at all
except the usual fussiness about getting the audio
input adjusted right. I use it regularly for HF
packet forwarding with MixW as the TNC and
And that is how this discussion started. There is
already a framework for that kind of communication.
It is now operating. Check out 14.098 LSB, 10.147
LSB, 10.141 LSB, 7105.USB , or 7100.5 LSB and you will
see skipnets operating by radio only, using 300
baud, fully frequency flexible in case
No, I don't have such a map. I agree it would be a
good thing. If you are interested you might contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and get the net listings showing the
stations in each net.
73
Mark KQ0I
Des Moines, Ia
--- kd4e [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have a regularly updated coverage --
My view would be that any change to the packet RADIO
system to utilize the internet was a step in the
direction of eliminating it altogether. The value of
packet radio is the emphasis on the radio part. Once
you say the system would be more useful if the end
result was email, then why utilize
Oh my yes. There are a number of us. Listen in on
7.100.5 LSB, 7105.0 USB, 10.147 LSB, 10.141 LSB , or
14.098 LSB. Normally these stations are only open to
other BBS stations so you would have to get hold of
them to set up forwarding privileges.
If you are interested in BBS operations, you
wondered if
old-fashioned packet
email at 300 baud was still an option when all else
fails ?
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Mark Milburn
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Oh my yes. There are a number of us. Listen in
on
7.100.5 LSB, 7105.0 USB, 10.147 LSB, 10.141 LSB
Hi Rick..
You understand it exactly right. There are a few HF
users, but most of the product of our efforts are VHF
stations running bulletin boards who receive the
messages by VHF nodes which are part of the HF packet
station setup.
We're just a bunch of stubborn folks who think that
packet
Well, I am not now running digital on my 580, but I did before I got the
Jupiter. Worked like a charm. Now the 580 lurks in the background,
hoping for the day it can return.
73 Mark
On Sun, 12 Mar 2006 22:12:44 -0600 doc [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone running digital modes on these rigs?
I would like to think about having a club project for
building interfaces to get some additional members on
digital modes. Anybody know of any low cost kits or
have any suggestions about such a project?
Many thanks for any help.
73 Mark KQ0I
Des Moines, Iowa
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