Luc , VE2???, is also playing around with this. Bonnie talked me through the up and I was able to make a link with Luc under fairly poor conditions. I will be happy to do some tests at 300 baud or less. Has anyone tried it at higher rates on 6M ?
Andy K3UK On 8/6/07, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Andy, > > What software do you suggest? If PC-ALE will be able to key the PTT line > via CAT interfacing with an upcoming new version, this should work for > me with my main digital rig which is the ICOM 756 Pro 2. > > But if I understand it correctly, I could use my Ten Tec Argonaut V, > although I don't normally have the fans plugged in since I mostly use > this rig for QRP CW and for general monitoring. > > Since you can select the baud rates, if you work below 10 meters here in > the U.S., you can just set the maximum rate at 300 bps and both the > minimum and default values at 75 bps. > > For stations who are close together, say 30 miles, with modest antennas, > or much farther with gain antennas, this should also work up to 1200 > baud on 10 meters and higher on 6 meters and up. This won't give you an > accurate lower band HF experience, but might give you some feel for how > well (or not) the modes perform. > > Isn't anyone else trying out these software programs with > MIL-STD-188-110 and can give us some feedback on their results? Is it > due to lack of interest, or getting it to work with your equipment? > > 73, > > Rick, KV9U > > Andrew O'Brien wrote: > > I have done some playing around with this Rick. Let me know if you > > want to try a "QSO". > > > > Andy K3UK > >
