Was just curios the group you mention to check out aprpack on yahoo, I
can find it, sounds interesting, and a group that is thinking outside
the box. I'd like to join, please send me the full link to it, please.
Leigh L Klotz, Jr. wrote:
Check out aprpack Yahoo group...they are doing APRS over
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was kinda interested in HF-email until I found out I must buy a
pactor modem, either used or from SCS. As that one company is the
only source of hardware, it seems more a monopoly than free market.
You don't have to use
Title: RE: [digitalradio] Re: Question about HF-email
Quating Joel Kolstad...
You don't have to use Pactor III (the mode that SCS -- and only SCS -
- supports); it's just arguably the most robust, fastest mode out
there.
I disagree...even WinLink's KN6KB's test show that this is not
Hi Walt,
Quating Joel Kolstad...
You don't have to use Pactor III (the mode that SCS -- and only
SCS -
- supports); it's just arguably the most robust, fastest mode out
there.
I disagree...even WinLink's KN6KB's test show that this is not
true.
OK, I'll re-phrase that as Pactor
I see the word robust used with regard to digital modes quite frequently,
but I do not know what is meant.
Is anyone able (And willing) to define robust as it applies to
RF digital modes?
Thanks- Bill
At 08:50 AM 6/16/2005 -0500, you wrote:
I have a couiple of questions...
I understand
Our experience with the SDR-1000 software has been very illuminating.
As the Linux software has developed, and the possibility of moving
away from Windows has progressed, a surprising number of technically
super-competent hams have started coming out of the woodwork to pound
on the code. The
Title: RE: [digitalradio] Re: Question about HF-email
Just a few comments on what Joel brought up...
There's no rush to create another HF modem in open source...and I think that most of those hams who are working in open source are also working many hours at their regular jobs so time to
Joel, you have made the claim below:
You don't have to use Pactor III (the mode that SCS -- and only SCS -
- supports); it's just arguably the most robust, fastest mode out
there.
I know English fairly well, but this use of the word robust is not clear
to me. Can you give me a definition relating
More in a bit. Right now here's a couple links.
But you know it is not getting traction when you go to a NOS group and find
that one with 15 members has 11 messages over a four year period of time!
and the other with 29 members has 25 messages over a 4 year period of time!
The basic JNOS
All:
Available this eveningforMT63 / Olivia
skeds starting around 09:00pm east coast time Thursday night (01:00Z Friday UTC time ).
73, Tony KT2Q
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES SPOTTING CLUSTER AT telnet://208.15.25.196/
Yahoo! Groups Links
To visit your group on the web, go
Where I am, it seems I can only reach APRS digipeater signals. I
need to send short text/data messages to a remote site.
Here is what I want to do.
I am located on one side of a large mountain range, actually in the
middle of it, near Tehachapi, not too far from Bakersfield, CA. I
need to
Please excuse the not-directly-digital -radio
question, but you guys here might be able to help, I posted on another
forum but did not get a reply.
I would like to network two desktop PCs together, a
year or so ago they were hardwire networked together but I have ran them
separately of
With a Tech license you can send 2M or 440 APRS messages. You can also
send APRS messages via an Internet connection to an APRS gateway station.
APRS messages will likely be easy to send to your remote station and the
remote station can be automatically set-up to send a response. If you
My picture was using Ham Radio in emergency situations, or in remote
locations - ships at sea, mountain tops, jungle settings, etc. Sure,
we have Satellite Phone these days. But that's not like sending one
email communiqu to a group (of say 20 people). And I figure providing
communications,
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, rooftop333 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am located on one side of a large mountain range, actually in the
middle of it, near Tehachapi,
one station near you is
KC6YRU:222025zTony, at home in Bear Valley Springs near Tehachapi
The K3UK DIGITAL MODES
There is no other comparable system (hardware/software combination) to
Pactor because no other mode is as adaptable and gets through under fairly
poor conditions (which are very common on HF) but can still ramp up to
reasonably good speeds when the conditions are excellent if you have P2 or
P3.
Andy-
I am waiting for answers to your problem. I, too, am having problems, but
in a weird way.
I have four macj\hines in a net, and some of the links share and others
don't. I have three desktops with XP, one notebook with 98se. The notebook
shares with two of the desktops; two of the desktops
Hi Bill,
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, Bill Aycock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see the word robust used with regard to digital modes quite
frequently,
but I do not know what is meant.
Is anyone able (And willing) to define robust as it applies to
RF digital modes?
If you just use
Hi again Walt,
I'll try to keep this brief. :-)
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, DuBose Walt Civ AETC CONS/LGCA
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's no rush to create another HF modem in open source...and I
think that
most of those hams who are working in open source are also working
many
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, ab2kt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As the Linux software has developed, and the possibility of moving
away from Windows has progressed, a surprising number of
technically
super-competent hams have started coming out of the woodwork to
pound
on the code. The
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