[digitalradio] Re: Net14 + PK-63
Hi Guys
Andy, the frequencies listed on the web site are for APRS 300bd, except 10m
which is 1200bd. The setup I describe is specifically as an adjunct to Net14
and not a PSK-63 general QSO frequency.
With regard to Long/Lat v Grid Square, the choice is yours but the Grid Square
shortens the packet which has to be an advantage for DX working.
Incidentally N3FLR and I exchanged beacons and messages yesterday but with
errors.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote:
My beacon is
K3UK-14 [FN02HK ].
I also produce
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
while playing around..
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Andy obrien k3uka...@... wrote:
Thanks Jim. I have the software and am giving it a try in PSK63 mode ,
software seems to be working but I have a few questions.
Are ALL the frequencies listed on the web site for PSK63 as well as Packet
? Also, it has been a while since the days of using UI-View, do I put my
grid in the HF beacon or do you need my longitude /latitude?
Andy K3UK
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:28 AM, G0JXN Jim g0jxn@... wrote:
Hi Guys
As an experiment I have set up APRS/PSK-63 along side the Net14 300bd APRS
on 20m. The 300bd APRS is running at 100W and the APRS/PSK-63 at 25W.
Full details of the setup are available at www.net14.org.uk under Net14 +
PSK-63.
Reports and comments please.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
[digitalradio] Re: Net14 + PK-63
I'm still confused... if I want to try PSK63 instead of 300 baud packet, do i
use the same frequencies and sideband ?
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, g0jxn g0jxn@... wrote:
Hi Guys
Andy, the frequencies listed on the web site are for APRS 300bd, except 10m
which is 1200bd. The setup I describe is specifically as an adjunct to Net14
and not a PSK-63 general QSO frequency.
With regard to Long/Lat v Grid Square, the choice is yours but the Grid
Square shortens the packet which has to be an advantage for DX working.
Incidentally N3FLR and I exchanged beacons and messages yesterday but with
errors.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3ukandy@ wrote:
My beacon is
K3UK-14 [FN02HK ].
I also produce
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
while playing around..
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Andy obrien k3ukandy@ wrote:
Thanks Jim. I have the software and am giving it a try in PSK63 mode ,
software seems to be working but I have a few questions.
Are ALL the frequencies listed on the web site for PSK63 as well as
Packet
? Also, it has been a while since the days of using UI-View, do I put my
grid in the HF beacon or do you need my longitude /latitude?
Andy K3UK
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:28 AM, G0JXN Jim g0jxn.jim@ wrote:
Hi Guys
As an experiment I have set up APRS/PSK-63 along side the Net14 300bd
APRS
on 20m. The 300bd APRS is running at 100W and the APRS/PSK-63 at 25W.
Full details of the setup are available at www.net14.org.uk under Net14 +
PSK-63.
Reports and comments please.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
[digitalradio] Re: Net14 + PK-63
Hi Guys
Andy, if you wish to join in the Net14 activities with just PSK-63 then by all
means do so but I stress this frequency is not for general QSOs. If you are
just running a PSK-63 program set your dial to 14.103MHz LSB and the PSK tone
to 1300Hz. If you are running an APRS program under AGWPE then set the dial to
14.103,510MHz LSB and the PSK tone to 1800Hz. Whatever, the tone will be at
14.101,700MHz.
If you do join us on Net14 I would appreciate you inserting your IARU Locator
in your beacon so that you appear on my map.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, obrienaj k3uka...@... wrote:
I'm still confused... if I want to try PSK63 instead of 300 baud packet, do
i use the same frequencies and sideband ?
Andy K3UK
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, g0jxn g0jxn.jim@ wrote:
Hi Guys
Andy, the frequencies listed on the web site are for APRS 300bd, except 10m
which is 1200bd. The setup I describe is specifically as an adjunct to
Net14 and not a PSK-63 general QSO frequency.
With regard to Long/Lat v Grid Square, the choice is yours but the Grid
Square shortens the packet which has to be an advantage for DX working.
Incidentally N3FLR and I exchanged beacons and messages yesterday but with
errors.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Andy obrien k3ukandy@ wrote:
My beacon is
K3UK-14 [FN02HK ].
I also produce
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UKAPSK63:K3UK FN02hk
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
K3UK-14APSK63:::{1
while playing around..
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 2:15 AM, Andy obrien k3ukandy@ wrote:
Thanks Jim. I have the software and am giving it a try in PSK63 mode ,
software seems to be working but I have a few questions.
Are ALL the frequencies listed on the web site for PSK63 as well as
Packet
? Also, it has been a while since the days of using UI-View, do I put
my
grid in the HF beacon or do you need my longitude /latitude?
Andy K3UK
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 8:28 AM, G0JXN Jim g0jxn.jim@ wrote:
Hi Guys
As an experiment I have set up APRS/PSK-63 along side the Net14 300bd
APRS
on 20m. The 300bd APRS is running at 100W and the APRS/PSK-63 at 25W.
Full details of the setup are available at www.net14.org.uk under
Net14 +
PSK-63.
Reports and comments please.
73
Jim, G0JXN/MB7UXN
