I was able to decode the VE7SUN server easiliy around 0200Z last night on 30M, PSK125. Now I just need to get up the courage to add PSKmail to the nicely working FL-DIGI/Linux boot disk that I made earlier this week. Since my digital interface now works , mostly, with Linux , I have no excuses left. This linux boot disk gives me PSKmail capability (once I add PSKmail), FL-DIGI with some really useful digital modes, PSK250 with ARQ (beta testing), and more!
Andy K3UK FN02. On 8/31/07, Darrel Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Rick, > > Check here <http://pskmail.wikispaces.com/PSKmailservers> for the list of > servers. I have VE7SUN running on 10.148Mhz on the west coast. > > Darrel > > On 31-Aug-07, at 8:31 AM, Rick wrote: > > Are there many PSKmail servers in the U.S. ? > > I keep hoping for one practical ARQ mode that would be useful for HF > emergency communications. In order for that to happen it must be > something that most hams have access to and use on a regular basis. It > seems that we have so many competing modes, even for HF e-mail, all of > which have their advantages and disadvantages, but not the one mode that > we need for emergency use here in the U.S. Needless to say, in order to > be practical here it simply has to run on Windows, but ideally, it would > be an open, cross platform mode. > > 73, > > Rick, KV9U > > Per wrote: > > I have the server on 30 meters only at the moment. I am still trying > > to get a decent antenna at my new QTH and right now I'm testing a 30 > > meter dipole. > > When I get a better antenna I will start scanning again. PI4TUE was > > always on 30 > > meters only (scans two frequencies there). As for activity it varies, > > sometimes there > > are only aprs position beacons and sometimes its just not quiet at all. > > I cant say anything about the US servers however. > > > > 73 de Per, sm0rwo > > > > >
