[digitalradio] Re: jt65-hf program
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Mike Liller n7...@... wrote: Andy, I read your guide to JT-65-HF that I found on the web...One question...I have 2 soundcards, one for music etc and the second for the soundcard more ham stuff. How do I configure the second soundcard and inputs/outputsin the options? Hi Mike, You have to set the prefered Input/Ouput Audio Device on the Station Setup Menu, then you can configure the audio level by Control Panel Audio and so on (I have Italian Windows and i don't know how says the English... hi hi). In my PC i set the minimum output level for output (wave or master volume) and about the 30% for input. Then if you need QRO or QRP adjust the mic gain in the RIG and to adjust the Input level you can use the Digital Audio Gain on the top-left of software main panel. I remember the JT65-HF Links: To join the JT65-HF Yahoo Group: http://groups.google.com/group/jt65-hf?hl=en To donwload the software and the setup/use guide: http://www.iz4czl.ucoz.com/index/000/0-28 SRI for my poor english. 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
[digitalradio] Re: jt65-hf program
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Alex iz4...@... wrote: --- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Mike Liller n7nms@ wrote: Andy, I read your guide to JT-65-HF that I found on the web...One question...I have 2 soundcards, one for music etc and the second for the soundcard more ham stuff. How do I configure the second soundcard and inputs/outputsin the options? Hi Mike, You have to set the prefered Input/Ouput Audio Device on the Station Setup Menu, then you can configure the audio level by Control Panel Audio and so on (I have Italian Windows and i don't know how says the English... hi hi). In my PC i set the minimum output level for output (wave or master volume) and about the 30% for input. Then if you need QRO or QRP adjust the mic gain in the RIG and to adjust the Input level you can use the Digital Audio Gain on the top-left of software main panel. I remember the JT65-HF Links: To join the JT65-HF Yahoo Group: http://groups.google.com/group/jt65-hf?hl=en To donwload the software and the setup/use guide: http://www.iz4czl.ucoz.com/index/000/0-28 SRI for my poor english. 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL The JT65-HF group is by Google and not by Yahoo.. SRI http://groups.google.com/group/jt65-hf?hl=en 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
[digitalradio] Re: Download JT65-HF1051.zip software
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote: WSJT will decode multiple signals in a close range, automatically. Those some distance apart can be decoded by clicking on the main graphical display (where you see signs of a signal) after the stations have stopped and BEFORE the next sequence has been received. Andy K3UK On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 9:13 PM, Wes Linscott w1...@... wrote: I am a newbie on JT65A and have been using the JT65-HF sofware. It works well and is easy to use. I've been enjoying the new (to me) mode. Wes W1LIC -- *From:* Warren Moxley k5...@... *To:* digitalradio@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Mon, June 14, 2010 8:35:34 AM *Subject:* Re: [digitalradio] Re: Download JT65-HF1051.zip software OK Andy, but now the automatic multiple decoder of JT65-HF is easier and faster You know 12 seconds is not a long time to decode multiple sigmals and to decide who replay. Also by the JT65-HF multiple decoder you have the time to monitor 2 KHz of bandwidth while you are in QSO and you can be ready to start immediately another QSO after the 73. By WSJT no time to do it. I believe JT65-HF is really simpler and you can get more chances for DXing. SRI for my poor emglish. 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
[digitalradio] Re: Download JT65-HF1051.zip software
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote: WSJT can decode multiple signals, same minute. Andy K3UK Hi Andy, i don't know how you're able to do it. May be you run more than 1 session Normally when i work JT65A i open concurrently JT65-HF1.051, WSJT7 and Multipsk 4.17 and the only that decode multiple signals, same minute, is JT65-HF. If you want to do the same test you can discover what is the best software. It needs a big screen and it's better to set a slow watefarfall speed for less CPU usage, especially for slow PC. 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
[digitalradio] Download JT65-HF1051.zip software
Hi all JT65-HF is the only software for JT65A mode that can decode simultaneous signals every minute. By other JT65A you can decode only the strongest signal every minute. So by JT65-HF you don't lose the small signal when 14076 is busy and it's easier to work DX or QRP stations. JT65-HF1051.zip is free for HAM use and you can dowload it on: http://www.iz4czl.ucoz.com 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
[digitalradio] Re: Download JT65-HF1051.zip software
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Jeremy Cowgar jer...@... wrote: Alex, I saw your post on QRZ.com about the software and gave it a try, I do like it, however, I'm confused as to why you are promoting it so much? You are not the author, right? Did you acquire the rights to it or something? Seems like you joined the group to post this message? Just curious, Jeremy KB8LFA On 6/13/2010 12:34 PM, Alex wrote: Hi all JT65-HF is the only software for JT65A mode that can decode simultaneous signals every minute. By other JT65A you can decode only the strongest signal every minute. So by JT65-HF you don't lose the small signal when 14076 is busy and it's easier to work DX or QRP stations. JT65-HF1051.zip is free for HAM use and you can dowload it on: http://www.iz4czl.ucoz.com 73 de Alex, IZ4CZL Hi Jeremy,the most important reason that i promote this software is i want to increase the diffusionof JT65A.You know... more traffic means more DXs for everybody.This mode is a great resorce for DXing especially for the QRPer or who run poor antennas like me.Now the JT65A traffic is very small and by JT65-HF should increase it brcause this software givesgood performance by the KVASD multiple decoder and it 's relatively simple to run for the digi modes novices too.73 de Alex, IZ4CZL
Re: [digitalradio] Who Is Where Now : Idea, needs inventor
On May 1, 2009, at 6:59 PM, Andy obrien wrote: Take at look at this fake web page http://www.obriensweb.com/whoiswhere.html I was thinking about the idea of a reverse DX cluster or an expansion of the concepts behind hrdlog.net . A plce to see who is QRV and where they are on the bands. Not DX spots, just who is where. I had some private emails with a few people about the varying ideas and one correspondent crystallized the thoughts by using the term who is where, now ? It was further suggested that what is needed to facilitate the concept is a very easy uncomplicated process that does not take a lots of resources or bandwidth. An idea that is easily A good portion of the work is already done, take a look at Who's On The Air Database, all you would need to do is create the web end -- Alex/AB2RC
Re: [digitalradio] Who Is Where Now : Idea, needs inventor
On May 2, 2009, at 7:07 AM, Andy obrien wrote: A good portion of the work is already done, take a look at Who's On The Air Database, all you would need to do is create the web end -- Alex/AB2RC Thanks Alex, I took a look at this and it indeed looks useful. However, I could not find a link to an actual web page that displays who is on the air, is it operational ? Currently there is no web access, just client software, that will connect to the wota server. There is a supported software link, take a look there. -- Alex/AB2RC
Re: [digitalradio] Overheating PC?
On May 14, 2008, at 7:37 PM, Dave 'Doc' Corio wrote: Couple of problems I've come across, Andy: 1. The heat sink on the top of the processor has loosened up, and is no longer making solid contact with the processor itself. It could look solid, but if it separates from the CPU even a little, it can cause overheating. 2. The fan is working, but due to age, dust, it has slowed down to the point it is ineffective. 3. Dust build-up on either in inflow or outflow vents for the fan(s). If either in or out goes through the power supply, it's sometimes difficult to see the buildup without opening the supply. all good suggestions, also take a look at your graphics card, some of them have fans and overheat also. -- Alex / AB2RC My rechargeable batteries are revolting.
Re: [digitalradio] RFI-Free PCs?
On Mar 21, 2008, at 11:17 PM, Tony wrote: All, Need to replace the PC in the shack and would like to find something that's RFI-free out of the box. I've had terrible luck with desktop PC's, but the last two laptops (Toshiba) were very quiet. I'm leaning towards something in the small-PC catagory with an LCD monitor. Sound card and multiple USB ports are a must. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Tony -K2MO I am running a g4 mac mini, very small, solid aluminum case, no rfi at all. If you absolutely need to run windows, just get one of the intel versions and install it. -- Alex / AB2RC My rechargeable batteries are revolting.
Re: [digitalradio] Linux software
On Feb 6, 2007, at 3:31 PM, Kurt wrote: I have a older computer that I am thinking about setting up and using Linux(want to try it). Is there a lot of software for digital modes for linux, I mainly do PSK31,Hell and RTTY. Any help/suggestions would be welcomed. gmfsk -- http://gmfsk.connect.fi/ will do it all. -- Alex / AB2RC My rechargeable batteries are revolting.
Re: [digitalradio] Re: Movement toward open digital software?
On Jan 13, 2007, at 6:29 PM, Leigh L Klotz, Jr. wrote: - Separating the UI from the modems and rig control and using a protocol between them would make it easier to write platform-specific best-of-breed UIs. PSKCore.DLL is OK for this approach for Windows, but as it uses the Microsoft component implementation framework, it doesn't help cross-platform, just cross-application. If developers used hamlib for the rig control part of the application, that part of the would be solved. -- Alex / AB2RC Running a Linux/Mac installation, where the only windows are in the walls where they belong
Re: [digitalradio] External hard drives?
On Dec 29, 2006, at 8:30 AM, Andrew O'Brien wrote: I just got a new company laptop. I'm tempted to occasionally use it for none-work stuff but do not want to load amateur radio software on to the C drive. How do the external USB hardrives perform for our amateur radio needs? I'm thinking I could get a external hardrive and keep the digital mode software on it. It should work fine, but if your intention is to prevent your radio related software from touching the C drive you are out of luck. Most of the programs out there will update the registry which is located on your C drive. Other than that issue you should be fine. If you were using a OS other than windows, this would not be a problem. -- Alex / AB2RC Running a Linux/Mac installation, where the only windows are in the walls where they belong
Re: [digitalradio] Six meter digital operation
On Dec 8, 2006, at 3:36 PM, KV9U wrote: If there are any of you who do operate digital 6 meters, do you find specific spot frequencies are common for casual chatting? What modes are the most common and what modes do you find work the best? PSK31is alive and well on 50.290 Meteor scatter is alive and well on 144.140 50.260 -- Alex / AB2RC Running a Linux/Mac installation, where the only windows are in the walls where they belong
[digitalradio] Dell Optiplex GX1 500L+ /// EMC ?
Hello , I recently acquired an old Dell Optiplex GX1 500L+ computer to be used for PSK31, received audio spectrum observations etc. As you know it is class B IT equipment (CISPR and FCC) which means a low level of RF radiation . I would like to know how good is it in practice .Is there any special RFI problem ? If so how can it be rectified ? Also , what about the Crystal Sound device (The on board sound card ).Is it good enough for PSK31 and the other digital modes ? I will apprecite your advice .Thanks , 73 , Alex DE 4X1MH Need a Digital mode QSO? Connect to Telnet://cluster.dynalias.org Other areas of interest: The MixW Reflector : http://groups.yahoo.com/group/themixwgroup/ DigiPol: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Digipol (band plan policy discussion) Yahoo! Groups Links * To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digitalradio/ * To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
