Some redundant opinions here ...
If you are a Windows user, HRD and DM780 are simply twelve kinds of wonderful.
Too many features? Don't use the ones you don't need. Simon designed the
interface is so that features you do not use are not in your face. I had
HRD/DM780 up and running in 30
Good morning all.
Please, could you kindly tell me more about MT63 ?
How can I try to receive it ?
In wich frequencies ?
Just to start to listen to, could you give me some, simple information about
it ?
Best regards and thanks in advance.
73 - Ugo
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Da: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
This sounds fairly complex. Why not just use a netbook? Volume-wise it's about
the same if not better after all the cables and terminals are considered and
if you have enough power to run digital (high duty cycle) on the radio you have
enough for the netbook.
--- In
Interesting subject, here is my portable setup:
http://twitpic.com/y37fm
Its an eee 901 pc, an FT-817ND and a soundcard interface. I have a much smaller
interface but I dont have a picture showing that.
With this setup I can work:
- PSKmail using jpskmail (PSK500 robust really flies) and
-
That's a nice wee setup you have there, I'd forgot about these little net
books.
Again as you say it's the sort of thing you could have in a disaster area or
expedition, even a 703 or 706 with gel cells in a small flight case with
perhaps even solar panels on the outside to trickle charge the
The point I was trying to make previously, is:
Especially for Emcomm teams that need to fly,
boat, or walk into a disaster zone... or simply
find themselves in one due to being at the wrong
place at the right time...
It is so much better to have as few external devices
and cabling attached
Well of course you could if you have enough extra power to keep it charged.
Then you could also run the Airmail software too.
My notebook charges at 20v at 3.2A which probably means it is drawing 100W
continuously while charging. I imagine a netbook charger is about the same.
When I use the
Hi All,
Does anyone actually use 7.043.250 ?
All the data I can find indicates that this should be the freq to get QSO's,
but I'm yet to SEE, HEAR, or READ any signals on this freq.
The only activity I've found has been on 7.038.250 +/- PSK MFSK etc., and
using 250/8, and the very few
Who is OLIVIA?
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
Real Radios Glow In The Dark
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From: A repeater.kee...@yahoo.co.uk
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 15, 2010 9:49 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Olivia Contacts on 40m ? ! ?
Hi All,
Does anyone
Pawel Jalocha's daughter.
Simon Brown
http://sdr-radio.com
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rotten Robbie
Who is OLIVIA?
It is available in MixW 2.19 and I believe HRD. I think the MixW help files
have a good explanation. HRD would allow you to set an RS ID tone in your CQ
transmissions so that others would know it is MT 63 that you are sending - very
handy for a relatively obscure mode like MT 63.
Suggest a
Simon HB9DRV wrote:
Pawel Jalocha's daughter.
Simon Brown
http://sdr-radio.com
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Rotten Robbie
Who is OLIVIA?
And it's the middle name of my grand-daughter. Her Mum must
Indeed, that was one of the reasons I listed when getting an eee.
The PSU is 12 volts and 3 amps (36 watts), dont know how much less than that it
actually uses.
/Per
From: Simon HB9DRV simon.br...@kns.ch
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Fri, January
I could measure it - but I'm sure it's 20 watts.
Simon Brown
http://sdr-radio.com
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Per
Indeed, that was one of the reasons I listed when getting an eee.
The PSU is 12 volts and 3 amps (36 watts),
When I'm using solar cells?
Simon Brown
http://sdr-radio.com
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From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Don't forget the apparent power (kVA) that needs to be supplied to a
transformer.
DAve (G0DJA)
I'm interested in having this clarified. 97.3(c)(2) says something about 500
Hz bandwidth below 30 MHz. That is the only thing I specifically see about
bandwidth for data modes. I kinda read that as saying we here in the US are
limited to 500 Hz bandwidth. Does anyone have an official
Look at Part 97.221. This 500 hertz va 1600 hertz bandwidth thing is an
automatic control (unattended - 500 hertz) or attended 1600 question.
I think you must be thinking about the 300 baud limit and blurring the two
together. And no, I have no other FCC guidance on the matter.
Rick - KH2DF
Yep, I was aware of the 97.221 limit of 500 Hz for automatic operation. Also,
I was aware of 97.305 that specifies 300 baud below 28 MHz. 1200 baud appears
to be OK for 10 meters. Of course, that is the paragraph that has the confusing
thing about 1000 HZ RTTY shift specification. By that I
Dave,
There is some Olivia activity on 7.043.250, but is sparse. Most of the
acitivity I copy is Cuban and US stations.
73
philw de ka1gmn
On Fri, Jan 15, 2010 at 11:49 AM, A repeater.kee...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone actually use 7.043.250 ?
All the data I can find
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