I have received a suggestion that this group hold another Olivia mode
contest/activity. I am interested in receiving further suggestions for this .
Since past contests that I have organized have taken up a lot of time and
have been subjected to glitches with emailed cabrillo files, I will
Proposed bands:
80, 40, 20, 15 and 10
Band segments: above the present PSK segments
Proposed time: 1200 - 2400 UTC
Proposed modes: 500/16 and 250/8 (this would allow the use of DM780 as well as
Multipsk, FLDigi), no 1000/x
proposed day: Saturday
Proposed date: no conflict with TARA, EPC or
But humans provided the emcom traffic to the machines, and the machines at
the far end of the communication deliver it to humans. Without the humans,
there is no communication.
For genuine, this-is-no-drill emcom, we should use the most effective mode
possible. Effective being the balance
re WinLink 2000 and ALE are a cancer to amateur radio. They are evil
because they represent machines talking to machines, and we have too much of
that in this world already.
I strongly disagree. Your post is just another variant of everyone should
operate the way I do. While you are free to
Two areas where there is a need for digital comms:
1) Satellite / deep space
2) Boat owners far away without internet (let's ditch PACTOR please)
Hello, Simon!
I would add people with antenna and power restrictions such as myself in the
categories of needing digital modes. I have dipole
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Fred VE3FAL flesn...@... wrote:
What frequency you folks been using?
No idea where Kim is listening; I am usually on 3.576 near or after sunset and
occasionally on 14.076 on the weekends during daylight.
73,
Bill N9DSJ
I strongly disagree. Your post is just another variant of everyone should
operate the way I do. While you are free to espouse this philosophy, we are
free to ignore it.
Hummm
Then you oppose using LEGACY mode users when talking about CW and SSB ham's ?
AA6YQ comments below
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, bruce mallon wa4...@... wrote:
I strongly disagree. Your post is just another variant of everyone should
operate the way I do. While you are free to espouse this philosophy, we are
free to ignore it.
Hummm
Then you oppose
Although I don't necessarily accept the idea that any of the modes,
digital or analog, can be considered inherently evil, my main concern is
whether they have value for various amateur interests.
Clearly, ragchewers, contesters, weak signal folks and all other niches
have their specific
- Original Message -
From: Christian Crayton n5...@yahoo.com
1) Satellite / deep space
2) Boat owners far away without internet (let's ditch PACTOR please)
Hello, Simon!
I would add people with antenna and power restrictions such as myself in
the categories of needing digital
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