Hello Rein
As I have told you before , there is something fishy going. Lets forget
about this ros/josh thing and go back to modes like olivia, ale400 and
jt65. Ros/josh gives me creeps.
la5vna Steinar
On 07.03.2010 02:32, Rein A wrote:
Hello All,
I found this on the VHF reflecor in the
windoze ?? Is it a linux clone ?
la5vna S
On 07.03.2010 10:44, Rein Couperus wrote:
Beta tests are under way for PSKmail 1.0
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This new release takes PSKmail to its next logical step.
The PSKmail 1.0 digital communication system is largely mode-independent.
java runs even on windoze
the server needs a proper OS. :)
Rein PA0R
windoze ?? Is it a linux clone ?
la5vna S
Hopefully people took time to read this announcement, it represents a major
advancement.
Of course, now I am interested in some mode-independent application for when
not passing mail. The PSK500, PSK500R, PSK250, MFSK32, THOR22, MFSK16 and THOR8
shifting looks like a good method
Andy K3UK
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 5:08 AM, Rein Couperus r...@couperus.com wrote:
java runs even on windoze
the server needs a proper OS. :)
Rein PA0R
Nice way to put it :)
Andy K3UK
I did not follow the whole conversation. Anyway, spread spectrum has following
benefits as far as I am known:
It allows more stations to use the spectrum. The trick is in spreading the
signal by a sequence, which appears to be random. Many stations transmitting
spread spectrum signals at
Hello Andy and all,
For about the Split mode. There is an option in the Trancseiver window.
About Multipsk and ALE refer to the Tony's paper, below.
73
Patrick
Multipsk ALE-400 ARQ FAE
A Quick Start Guide
by Anthony Bombardiere, K2MO
Patrick Lindecker, F6CTE is the author of the
El 06/03/2010 14:53, Rein A escribió:
Hello Jose,
I always set the sound card volume, the modulation, that when changing the
volume setting, the output of the transmitter will follow in a linear fashion.
This is very important in particular for WSPR and WSPR-QSO modes.
73 Rein W6SZ
I do
LA5VNA Steinar wrote: This has taken a whole new turn for me. I don't
like this at all.
I don't like it either, including the threats of legal action and the
call for an ARRL official to resign (not that there isn't a good
argument about a double standard here in the US, but this is not the
time
Well..
la5vna
On 07.03.2010 14:34, Andy obrien wrote:
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 5:08 AM, Rein Couperus r...@couperus.com wrote:
java runs even on windoze
the server needs a proper OS. :)
Rein PA0R
Nice way to put it :)
Andy K3UK
Vojtech I think you will find that SS could make monitoring the bands
more difficult as SS rings bells of the cryptographic sort in odd places ..
and as these bell ringers are still trying to decode enigma and ultra
intercepts from ww2 ... meetings in forests and the like ring any
The FCC has addressed the cryptographic aspects of spread spectrum. Only
certain relatively short PN codes are permitted for spread spectrum
operation in the currently authorized bands. It is relatively trivial to
cycle through those codes and receive the signal. The downside is that
the
El 06/03/2010 19:44, iv3nwv escribió:
Jose,
if you are referring to me I'm not saying that theoretically it is correct to
use as much bandwidth as possible. This is a conclusion you have drawn on
your own.
Using a 100 kHz bandwith to communicate information at a rate of 1 bit/s
could by
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