And I think that Rick, KN6KB, was being modest about the 80% detection.
I did not find that the software would ever transmit on what I, as a
human, would have considered a busy frequency. However, there were times
that it did not want to transmit because of what it perceived as a busy
: Saturday, March 10, 2007 1:02 AM
Subject: Obstination (was Re: [digitalradio] Re: 3580kHz-3600kHz Freq
Coordination Info)
As is often the case in engineering, Jose, perfect is the enemy of
good. What Rick KN6KB discovered while developing SCAMP's busy
detector was that he could detect CW, PSK, Pactor
wa8vbx wrote:
Jose it might sound absurd, but then again man flying to the moon,
satellite communications and cellphones, they all at one time were
called absurded, but they are real now. Don't know in Cuba but here,
almost everyone has a cellphone.
After waiting and watching what is
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Jose A. Amador [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
After waiting and watching what is going on with the larger picture,
I see a lot of obstination and fundamentalistic thinking in this
thread.
The fundamendalistic, blinds on, taliban quarreling going on
about
,
Unfortunatelly all this name calling and mode bashing (you know, the
mode I support is better than yours etc) does not promote digital
radio at all.
73 de Demetre SV1UY
I am not bashing any mode, as I use most of them at one time or
another, and trying my hand at ALE right now. But I
Kurt wrote:
Unfortunatelly all this name calling and mode bashing (you know,
the mode I support is better than yours etc) does not promote
digital radio at all.
73 de Demetre SV1UY
I am not bashing any mode, as I use most of them at one time or
another, and trying my hand at ALE
AA6YQ comments below
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Jose A. Amador [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Seems I did not make my point. A large portion of Winlinks
popping out of nowhere is because some H I D D E N (in the skip
zone) user has triggered it.
That's exactly right, Jose. But if
Then, we need a codesmith that does away with those inaccurate assertions.
The bona fide attempts of Rick with SCAMP has opened a can of worms...
I don't even think he foresaw this, as many think it is simpler than it
really is to do it WELL. It is no kids play.
Let's wait for the magic code.
As is often the case in engineering, Jose, perfect is the enemy of
good. What Rick KN6KB discovered while developing SCAMP's busy
detector was that he could detect CW, PSK, Pactor, and SSB at an ~80%
confidence level without enormous difficulty. SCAMP beta testers were
amazed by the
