Dear Friends;
I want to buy the MP-1 Antenna for one of our
senior radio amateurs; Mikhail YK1AN. Can anybody tell me about one or more
sources.
73
Omar YK1AO
President TIR
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Title: RE: [digitalradio] Digital voice on HF
Thanks for finally focusing on what the new rules
are all about... experimentation and advancing the Art of Amateur Radio. and
not the anti-Winlink, anti-ARQ, Anti-Internet, Anti-anything new or different
Rhetoric.
Which is why I want
This goes to part of my question and it is exciting
to envision smart filters.
Of course a cell phone is only handling same modes
absent many of the huge variables present on HF Ham
bands so the challenge is considerably more complex.
I am certain that Hams and associated business interests
are
While I have used MFSK16 a lot in the past, it seems that Olivia has
supplanted it, even though Olivia is often a much wider signal and
requires fairly robust settings to equal MFSK16 under difficult
conditions. But from what I see on the print, a number of digitally
active hams feel that
It's my understanding that DominoEX is supposed to replace DominoF.
I can't say about the others - certainly there are more modes out there
than people are using.
And then some modes I would call archaic but not obsolete. Such as
Baudot RTTY - there actually seems to be an increasing number of
You might let the folks know what the RF bandwidth is of that cell
phone channel that allows 20 conversations to share it. It will
probably be tough to get 20 phone conversations at once on 80/75
meters let alone the other bands.
The major problem with this on HF is that cell phones don't talk
Rick,
Hams like to hang on to old technology, some like to experiment, so if
the mode is available in the software package, why delete it? Have
asked other contacts if they want to try one of the less used modes,
and made some discovery as to how they work.
Jerry - K0HZI
--- In
Right you are Jerry.
I have been using a TTY machine for over 25 years.
The only problem I have had is some software and
most TNC are using 200Hz shift and some of the
operators seem to think they must be on USB.
At 05:51 PM 1/30/06, you wrote:
Rick,
Hams like to hang on to old technology, some
OHHH that is what has been QRMing the SSTV up there?
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From: John Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, January 30, 2006 7:04 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Digital voice on HF
I got to laugh at some of the post on this subject.
Can you describe the details of your mobile setup
a little more, please?
I have worked many mobile from the pick up with he set up
that I have installed. ( you can see photo at )
http://www.rfelectronics.com/digital-ssb/fellow-users/fellow-users-pics/w0jab/w0jab-stn.htm
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Such as?
At 07:35 PM 1/30/06, you wrote:
Can you describe the details of your mobile setup
a little more, please?
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Oh, sorry ... ;-)
I couldn't read the labels on the equipment and
wondered what was what and how they worked together.
Also wondered which modes you ran and if you also had
a laptop tied in.
I love the idea of a 160M - 5.6GHz mobile/portable
system that is truely all-mode (getting there
Sure no problem.
Top to bottom from the photo is
AOR ARD9800 digital voice modem. (feeding the FT-840)
Vertex VX3200 VHF rig programmed with police, fire and EMS
as well as some ham 2M frequency
the big unit under that is a Yaesu FT-840 HF rig.
last is a 24Ghz radar unit.
Any questions, just ask.
Thanks! Will have to educate myself re. the AOR device.
doc
Sure no problem.
Top to bottom from the photo is
AOR ARD9800 digital voice modem. (feeding the FT-840)
Vertex VX3200 VHF rig programmed with police, fire and EMS
as well as some ham 2M frequency
the big unit under that is a Yaesu
Over the past 6 months or so, I have used most of
these modes on hf, and have found that Olivia runs best, followed by
MFSK.
I'm looking forward to the possible inclusion of
DominoEX on Mix W, which might make it more effective than the stand-alone
software
available now. The same goes
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