How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, expeditionradio
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Andy,
I agree with you. It is much easier for everyone to cooperate.
Mutual QRM can
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, rich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
Looking at the Winlink software I see there are two buttons...one
marked TFTDETECT and the other
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd by a Winlink
PMBO, its your own fault for being uncooperative.
Perhaps now that the FCC has finally tackled K1MAN, they'll address
this latest set of aspiring frequency
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, rich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How come it seems they go on MY frequency and others that aren't on
that list? Seems pretty hoaky to me.
Rich k2tft
I've been watching the bands a lot, and I have not seen any of the
Winlink2000 Pactor PMBO stations
Dave,
You are correct. And I'm afraid we haven't seen anything yet!
73 Buddy
WB4M
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd by a Winlink
PMBO, its your own fault for being uncooperative.
Perhaps now that
Not really.
If you copy the traffic or even listen you will
see a lot of packet also. Along with a hand
full of sound card digital modes.
At 09:41 AM 4/24/06, you wrote:
So in summary, Winlink PMBOs own all frequencies between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz. If you operate in this range and are QRM'd
I was summarizing Bonnie's message, John.
Yes, there are still keyboard-to-keyboard QSOs between 14100.5 and
14112 kHz; Bonnie is doing her best to move them down to 14075-
14078. See, for example
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/message/14748
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In
Hi Andy,
I agree with you. It is much easier for everyone to cooperate.
Mutual QRM can very easily be avoided by not operating keyboarding
modes directly on top of known PMBO Winlink2000 Pactor frequencies,
especially the most active ones on 20 meters with good propagation
to your QTH.
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