[digitalradio] Problem with Hoka

Hi everybody, Since a few days,when i wanted to stard Hoka,my computer restart every time!All the other programs work without problems(Wxtrack,MuliPsk,Wxtolmg,LiveNet,JVComm32,etc..).I check the processor,and the memory,look O.K.The other half with Linux work fine.Delete and Reinstall the

[digitalradio] Signalink and checkSR

I am totally new to digital radio, have an Icom 746PRO and interfacing for PSK31 with a SignaLink USB. I have a factory lead (computer to signalink) and home brew lead (radio to signalink. This was spreviously on a Yaesu and I rewired. I'm using the 6 pin on the radio and have wired a MiniDIN 6

Re: [digitalradio] Re: A new concept in digital mode band plans- reducing the number of tongues in the tower of Babylon

I agree Jim, ALE400 would make sense. In general, the current failing of standard ALE to take off are , I think, linked to attempts to popularize ALE for emcomm use. While ALE concepts do lend themselves to emergency communication nets, the gist of this thread is related to plain old ham radio,

Re: [digitalradio] Problem with Hoka

What is Hoka? Rick KH2DF Sent from my iPhone On Mar 25, 2010, at 12:15 AM, nikos_katsoulis nikos_katsou...@yahoo.com wrote: Hi everybody, Since a few days,when i wanted to stard Hoka,my computer restart every time!All the other programs work without

Re: [digitalradio] Signalink and checkSR

Try SR of 12000. On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM, vk4vil unw...@bigpond.com wrote: I am totally new to digital radio, have an Icom 746PRO and interfacing for PSK31 with a SignaLink USB. I have a factory lead (computer to signalink) and home brew lead (radio to signalink. This was

Re: [digitalradio] Problem with Hoka

Hi Rick,Hoka is one Data Analyzer and Decoder. Cheers,Nikos --- On Thu, 3/25/10, Rick Westerfield r_lwesterfi...@bellsouth.net wrote: From: Rick Westerfield r_lwesterfi...@bellsouth.net Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Problem with Hoka To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com

[digitalradio] Re: A new concept in digital mode band plans- reducing the number of tongues in the tower of Babylon

Hi Andy, Dropped in to see if I needed to reply to anything from yesterday and I see that you really have a number of members on this forum that seem to have a lot of personal gripes and also make a lot of negative comments about BW and what is and is not appropropriate for use on Amateur

[digitalradio] Re: Another plug for JT65A ... the spectrum efficient mode

That seems a bit theoretical to me. If you have a mode that is very wide but gets its information across in short bursts, it could be said to be very efficient, but in practise it is efficient only if others are able to make use of the gaps between transmissions. If that mode needs that

Re: [digitalradio] Re: Another plug for JT65A ... the spectrum efficient mode

At 01:01 PM 3/25/2010, you wrote: That seems a bit theoretical to me. If you have a mode that is very wide but gets its information across in short bursts, it could be said to be very efficient, but in practise it is efficient only if others are able to make use of the gaps between

[digitalradio] Re: Has anyone tried the WINMOR keyboarding?

Thanks Howard, I am hoping to try it soon. Andy K3UK --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Howard Z howar...@... wrote: Hi, Has anyone tried the WINMOR keyboarding mode - no ARQ using FEC? How does it compare to Olivia? Howard

[digitalradio] WINMOR good

Another major update came out today. FYI, despite some limitations on noisy HF (like all modes) , my view is the the RMS package is now a complete one. A application that fills the void mentioned frequently, namely the lack on HF on-ramps. With Winmor HF stations now connected to the WINLINK

Re: [digitalradio] WINMOR good

Hi Andy, I guess you could say that the Winlink system is like an ISP like Verizon or Comcast. The CMS servers hold the mail until you connect to a gateway that polls the servers and checks for any mail addressed to you @winlink.org. The RF connection is like a cat5 extension cable. It brings

[digitalradio] Message via HF (Winmor)

Just a test message to the group vi a Winmor HF station. Andy K3UK

RE: [digitalradio] WINMOR good

Andy, The RMS WINMOR station is always in contact with one of the CMS (Common Mail Servers). When you negotiate a connection, it checks for any mail waiting for your call. You can also send mail through the RMS WINMOR Station. It doesn't have to be to a winlink.org address. There is also

[digitalradio] Re: Message via HF (Winmor)

--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, k...@... wrote: Just a test message to the group vi a Winmor HF station. Andy K3UK It worked ! My thanks to KB1OOQ for the 80M on-ramp. It took 5 minutes to pass the message but hey... Andy K3UK *** Connected to WL2K RMS: KB1OOQ-5 @

[digitalradio] Re: Message via HF (Winmor)

--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, obrienaj k3uka...@... wrote: --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, k3uk@ wrote: Just a test message to the group vi a Winmor HF station. Andy K3UK It worked ! My thanks to KB1OOQ for the 80M on-ramp. It took 5 minutes to pass the message

Re: [digitalradio] Re: Message via HF (Winmor)

Thanks for the explanation. A few years ago, I expressed concern that hams were drifting towards the Internet and expensive PACTOR modems for emergency messages. Now with RMS Express/Winmor, PSKmail,and NBEMS , we have plenty of good HF options to choose from. The large network of RMS stations

[digitalradio] KB1OOQ off line

FYI Comcast has bit the dust in my neck of the woods. I've taken the station off-line, probably for the rest of the evening. Sorry folks. And just when I got it running well again, too. Nothing I can do about Comcast, though KB1OOQ Andy K3UK via winmor

[digitalradio] Re: KB1OOQ-5 back ON-LINE (Comcast comes through)

Pretty good, those Comcast folks. Expensive as hell, but good. Fixed in an hour and before bedtime, even :-) Very unusual to have an outage, actually, especially with no weather in the area. In 10 years I can count them on the fingers of one hand. --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, k...@...