I have a Yeasu 757 GX sitting around and I was thinking about setting up a fixed freq Winmor server. My question is the TX/RX switching times. I know the 757 GX is to slow for Pactor III but I have no idea about Winmor speed requirements. I have used RMS Express a few times with my 706MKIIG but I have never tried it on the Yeasu. Thoughts anyone?
73, de Mike N7NMS ________________________________ From: Andy obrien <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Tue, July 6, 2010 3:20:11 AM Subject: Re: [digitalradio] WINMOR Server Busy Detect- report No one answered his CQ. The transmitting Winmor stations were in Europe, so perhaps they did not hear the CW station. Andy K3UK On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 3:16 AM, KH6TY <kh...@comcast. net> wrote: >Andy, any idea why the Winmor station transmited on an already busy frequency? >Because it did not copy N0OE? Busy detector disabled? Your side worked - why >did >the other side not work? Did anyone answer N0OE's CQ? > >73, Skip KH6TY > > >On 7/5/2010 9:11 PM, Andy obrien wrote: > >>As promised, I did a little experimenting with the RMS Winmor server >>software and its busy detect feature. Tonight N0OE was calling CQ >>right on "my" frequency , within 100 hz of my center frequency. At >>the same time a Winmor station issued a connect request to my station >>K3UK-5, in fact this happened twice during N0OE's CQ in CW on 7103. >>On each occasion my station "blocked" the connect request and refused >>to respond to the Winmor station calling me. So, as the client >>software RMS Express works well with Busy Detect, I can report the >>server sofware busy detects also works as advertised. >> >>Andy K3UK >> > >
